Random bit of trivia, a 19 year old Everton fan looks to win a what was a safe Liberal seat that Labor had never before won, in the Victorian state election, down here in downuderland.

Duncan Ferguson will now probably be given an ambassadorial role.

Man Utd are surely on their 5th manager of the season, looking at that table. 

Beaten by 2 minutes....

On 08/05/2018 at 16:37, HarshMillennium said:

This talk made me read through the Thing again. That was an awesome game. The paranoia and mistrust were palpable. Reading back I didn't play very well so here's hoping we get another game with similar mechanics in future.

I also wanted to run a really crazy mafia idea past someone if we get back to it. Can I message someone who knows mafia?

I was in a Thing like game based around Aliens but it died before it went anywhere.

https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/world-cup/jamaica-beat-usa-to-qualify-for-2021-rugby-league-world-cup/news-story/1c21e774ef5ab5cd1ce20c8b99608eef

Apparently Manchester United will play Leeds in Australia next pre-season. 

3 hours ago, Liam Mk2 said:

Manchester United have won their last 4 games 4-0, 7-0, 4-1 and 8-1 and José Mourinho is still in charge. 

This game is so unrealistic. 

Speaking of, I am on a nice unbeaten run of 10 games, then for whatever reason lose 7-0 at Cardiff. 

Judging by the logical sequence of events, I'm assuming Jose now manages Cardiff? 

I hope that in another hour we see you post  instead of '6 times '

3 hours ago, MDK said:

Gareth, if you are reading, I am available.

He's flattered at the attention, I'm sure.

On 30/10/2018 at 11:54, Gabriel said:

Heath Slater walked into an episode of RAW and started a rivalry with the Universal Champion. it was annoying.

That's pretty much the opposite of annoying. It should happen irl.

Epic Mafia is moderated by epic tools.

Just so you know. 

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ANOTHER EXCLUSIVE 

Umm....congratulations I guess? Do you want a cookie?

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This latest blow in the life of Batman’s ward prompted an audience member to ask DiDio directly why he hates Dick Grayson. DiDio has been pretty open about putting Nightwing through the ringer for years, revealing plans to kill of Dick Grayson in initial Infinite Crisis pitches. In a nutshell, DiDio’s negative view towards Dick Grayson is over the fact that while Grayson has aged and grown along with readers, Bruce Wayne/Batman has essentially stayed the same age. The fear for DiDio is that they’ll eventually have to tell the story where where Dick Grayson is older than Bruce Wayne, resulting in another member suggesting to simply retire Batman. “Let Batman be Happy!” was another sentiment shouted from the audience to applause.

While the legacy and generational of certain characters like Flash is a much beloved aspect of the DC Universe, there are concerns that over time that characters who assume the mantle of their predecessors eventually become too similar, with DiDio pointing to Barry Allen and Wally West as an example.

 

I cant sleep

So it won't really be a sequel to the last one then?

2 hours ago, Liam Mk2 said:

Glad McGregor lost, the twat.

I don't think he really cares whether he wins or loses, especially at this point. I mean I'm sure he'd enjoy winning but as long as people pay to see him either way and he gets all the richer for it, that's what truly matters to him. 

So as much as I hate the guy, I can't take joy in him losing when he's now diving into his vault full of money, Scrooge McDuck style and laughing at the people that were so emotionally invested in his loss. 

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Jose Mourinho is demanding the public backing of Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward before Saturday's Old Trafford clash with Newcastle, sources have told ESPN FC.

The move amounts to a back-me-or-sack-me plea, amid reports that he will be dismissed as manager after the game regardless of the result.

Sources have told ESPN FC that Mourinho has been pushing for a show of support from Woodward and the Glazer family, United's owners, in recent weeks, with further efforts made this week to prompt them into a public statement of their backing.

Mourinho goes into the Premier League fixture with United searching for a first home win in all competitions since the opening weekend of the season -- a run that has put the 55-year-old's job on the line at the club.

Sources said that the Florida-based Glazer family do not want to terminate Mourinho's contract, which is due to run until June 2020, despite the recent run of form that has seen them slump to a mid-table position in the Premier League and suffer Carabao Cup elimination at the hands of Championship outfit Derby County.

But despite Woodward praising Mourinho's credentials during a recent conference call to the club's investors, the former Real Madrid and Chelsea manager has grown increasingly frustrated by what he perceives to be a lack of credible, public backing from his bosses.

Mourinho was angered by a lack of investment in his squad during the summer, when the club failed to sign a top-class centre-half, and he has also been irked by the absence of support following public spats with star players Paul Pogba and Anthony Martial.

The Glazer-led hierarchy at United has a long-held policy of not speaking publicly about club matters, however, and neither the Americans nor Woodward have been prepared to alter their stance, opting instead to operate a "business as usual" approach.

Sources at United have told ESPN FC that they believe Mourinho to be increasingly unhappy and ill-tempered at the club.

There is a determination among the Glazers to see Mourinho emerge from his current difficulties on the pitch, however, especially with no credible replacement available.

But with his future now a matter of daily discussion and headlines suggesting his time as manager is running out, Mourinho wants Woodward to dismiss all reports of his job being on the line.

A failure to do so ahead of the Newcastle game could be viewed by Mourinho as evidence of a loss of faith and therefore a clear signal that his time is up at United.

I'm not so into football but even I couldn't miss that story. 

14 hours ago, iAmRockyFeller said:

I enjoyed Venom. It done exactly what I wanted it to do. I can see where people may not have enjoyed it but I don't go into anything with the intention of nitpicking. 

@Sousa

On 01/05/2018 at 08:32, Colly said:

They've pretty much chosen not to care about it being garbage for nigh on 20 years, why start caring about things now? 

In a section of the book devoted to burning Simpsons questions, writer Mike Reiss spends seven paragraphs responding to this one: “What do you say to people who say the show has gone downhill?” His response, in part: “When a show makes it to one hundred episodes, or a person makes it to a hundred years, that’s cause for celebration. Our show is a 658-year-old man. And you’re asking why it’s not as cute as it used to be? We’re lucky the Simpsons can still pee.”

2 minutes ago, Azazel said:

I bet that guy thinks he is smarter than everybody and has to try and prove it by hating something popular.

I prefer the people who hate them because they're fans of the genre and just refuse to admit the movies can be good just because the movies don't match up to their exact vision of how a movie superhero universe should be.

Some of those people are actually funny. Like the guy saying that Spiderman Homecoming was the worst movie ever made because he wasn't 33 years old and married to Mary Jane. 

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AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR FILM REVIEW: A CELEBRATION OF MEDIOCRITY ON A SCALE THE CINEMA HAS NEVER SEEN BEFORE

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4 hours ago, Gongsun Zan said:

Well, I left Molly out of the game, and included Lenny Potts of all possible roles. 

But fair points none the less. Back to the drawing board for me!

Well that's just mean.

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