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I have recruited a few extra people to play, I hope no one minds, but I thought it might be more fun if there were more people!

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Seeing as I have exams coming up, 'Je ne veux pas travailler' (I don't want to work) by Edith Piaf sums me up nicely!

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<t>Bryn Mawr;1162299 wrote: I think he meant Sir Henry at Rawlinson's End :wah: A classic and deserving of a place on any list! :wah: This is a toughy, but I'd have to go with: Jacques Brel - Enregistrement Public Ã l'Olympia 1964 (a bit of a cheat as it's a l...

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<r>oscar;1162283 wrote: If you'd like to discuss the topic in which you posted, I would be interested in your views now i have read the links. <E>:D</E> Ha, well in general I just wanted to put the links up to bring them to people's attention, however now that you've asked... <...

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<t>oscar;1162244 wrote: I was interested in this but i'm unable to get the link up. Any chance you can give more writte details?. Here are the links proper, hopefully they will be more successful: T-shirts: BBC NEWS | World | Middle East | Israel army rides out...

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Inkling;1162225 wrote:

(sorry, you will need to take the spaces out of the urls as apparently I have made 0 posts - not true!)

Now I understand - apparently I must have signed up twice at some point - oops!

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<t>did anyone ever see that programme, err, I can't remember its name sorry. It was a reality tv programme anyway, but unlike most it was actually pretty interesting. They took a group of young men - late teens to early 20s- who were all headed for trouble, most had criminal records etc or had been ...

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and would there be a choice of music? what if the mother just had a truly lamentable taste in music and didn't want ozzy? could she change it to meet her own weedy tastes?

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would each mother have to video herself weeping especially for the game?

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<r>Bryn Mawr;852086 wrote: A ROSE, as fair as ever saw the North, Grew in a little garden all alone; A sweeter flower did Nature ne'er put forth, Welcome, Wardah - be at home. why thankyou, I wondered if anyone would twig the ...

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I watched it in a cafe in damascus and it was pretty crazy! Everyone was cheering and booing - you could hear it from down the street when they scored. Apparently everyone in Damascus is a Man U fan - random!

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<t>Omni_Skittles;843413 wrote: نیروی زمینی و هوائیارتشبد - سپهبد - سرلشکر - سرتیپ - سرهنگ - سرگرد - سروان - ستوان - استوار - گروهبان - سرجوخه - سربازنیروی دریاییدریابان - دریادار - دریاسالار - مهناوی - ناواستوار - ناوبانیار - ناوبان - ناوسالار - ناوسروان - ناویسپاه و نیروی مقاومت بسیجمجاه...

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<t>we've got 2 little kittens - one was rejected by its mum and I would guess is about 4 weeks, and the other was left behind by its mum, or maybe she died, not sure, he was found in a garden anyway - think he's about 3 weeks. the thing is... there isn't exactly an abundance of pet shops ...

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<t>YZGI;850929 wrote: Wardah? What is the average Muslims take on the Iraqi and Afghanistan situations? Well, I can only give you opinions from the people I've talked to - mainly taxi drivers, I speak to as many as I can, they're a wealth of 'colloquial expressions'! And I've only c...

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<t>Galbally;850922 wrote: People in the West are trying desperately hard to not slide into this very conflictual situation that seems to be constantly encroching on us all on both sides, I hope you'll forgive me if I disagree here... Because I haven't seen many people in this threa...

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<t>freetobeme;844423 wrote: A better understanding of honour than we do - really - unless of course you think it's honourable to kill your daughter because she wouldn't wear a hijab is a good understanding of honour, or killing your daughters because they had boyfriends is honourable ! <b...

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it's farsi. if you're genuinely interested in what it says - i'm guessing it's spam - then i can email it to an iranian friend of mine if you like?

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<t>freetobeme;844761 wrote: It would be nice if these Muslims got just as upset or offended by 9/11 etc. as they do about datelines and cartoons. Have you ever actually talked to a Muslim about 9/11? Or terrorism in general? That's not a dig, it's a genuine q...

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<r>Galbally;843483 wrote: Sure, and lets make Arabic the worlds only language, Islam the worlds only religion, and turn everywhere into Saudi Arabia as thats a great example of a well run progressive country. If anyone objects, murder them horribly, thats fair. Gosh, I can't wait for the new wonderf...

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<t>spot;813964 wrote: It was educational. funny that... I remember being sat down by my dad to watch Silence of the Lambs when I was about 10 or so. On saying I was tired, I was told 'it's educational'! Then when my mum arrived back home 1/2 way through and realised what ...

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<r>that's ace, it reminds me of that game, what was it called...? I think it was The Incredible Machine... ...yup, a quick search tells me it was indeed: <URL url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine">http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Incredible_Machine</URL><br/...

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nope, still adding in the other two languages when I reboot.

ach well never mind eh?

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good thinking batman, it was indeed turned on, so I've switched it off and eagerly await the results next time I reboot.

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<t>ok, I'm not sure if anyone will know the answer to this one, but here goes.. I have english and arabic installed on my computer so you can switch between the two by presssing alt and shift. the two I have installed are english UK and syrian arabic, but every time I start up the compute...

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what do you call a chav in a box?

innit

what do you call a chav in a locked box?

safe

ah i could go on for such a long time...

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what do you call a chav in a filing cabinet?

sorted

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ahh, clever, yes i do, so that would be it then. how good is that??!:-6

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<r>is it just my computer that does this...? on the bbc website... there are random boxes at the top and the side that say 'Advertisement' but have nothing in them. Is it some really subtle/elitist in-the-know advertisement like those ones for the Economist or can they just not be bothere...

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<t>spot;783460 wrote: I'd get the police to investigate and find out who bought copies of the Sun any time over the last ten years. Then I'd have everyone they turned up hanged. . I bet if you thought about it, you'd be be able to come up with at least one person in your family (alb...

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<r>Galbally;778415 wrote: I think what should also be mentioned is that this constant seeming wall of constant hate against the west is causing a lot of western people to start hating Arabs and Islam back in a way that was never the case before, and at this stage a lot of people's attitudes are hard...

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<t>thanks for the comments:D it was great being in the desert - really nice to get out of the city (damascus is so noisy! I'm sure most syrians just have the horn of their car selotaped down...) have been a few times now around syria and jordan. I was with a friend from my cla...

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<t>I was going to go to Turkey the other week, but decided at the last minute that it was too cold and I'd rather head somewhere warm, so I went down to Aqaba in Jordan. Went to the desert in Wadi Rum for a day, and typically attracted bad weather - it hailed! Did make for some quite impressive skie...

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Although I did take off the left and right key buttons and swap them round to confuse would-be thieves

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rjwould;777242 wrote: You can replace the keyboard on a laptop.

maybe You can, not sure I could...:-2

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yup it was just in Firefox, and restarting sorted it out. Strange though... Hope it doesn't happen again anyway because this is a laptop so no new keyboards for me!

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<r>Well I'm living in Damascus at the moment, and on Tuesday there was a carbomb that killed a 'top Hizbollah leader' - Imad Mughniyeh. Now, no one welcomes a bomb in the city they live in (much less when it's none too far from where they study), but what really got me annoyed was this comment: ...

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<t>ok, this may be a slightly odd complaint, but my computer for some unknown reason has decided to start typing backwards... as in: 'hello' will turn out 'olleh' why??! I'm guessing it will sort itself out if I restart, but why are computers so odd? I didn't do anything to sug...

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nope, didn't go by bike, would have been fun though! (if slightly lethal, the driving is a bit lethal) but I did at least get to drive a van which was quite exciting

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weell, I went to palmyra in syria the other week, and thought I would post a couple of pics here for people to have a look at should they so wish...

no idea how to make them big, so I suspect these will be thumbnails...

Attached files

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<r>Imladris;768518 wrote: I don't know owt about Turkey but you saying you're heading up to there is interesting - whereabouts are you? I'm in syria - in damascus for the year studying arabic, it's great! although it is quite horribly cold right now as there's no central heating <E>...

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thanks for the suggestions everyone

- have loaded up those pages so I can look at them when I get home (don't have the internet at home so have to use it in an internet cafe mone grone chiz) but I look forward to having a read through them later

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<t>Hello! I have a week off next week, and I'm planning on heading up to Turkey for the duration, anyone got any recommendations or tips on where to go? I've been to Istanbul, just for a few days before, and plan on ending up there, but not sure on where else (and can't seem to find a lonely planet ...

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Mike Gravel 80%

Barack Obama 74 %

Hillary Clinton 69%

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<t>that can't be much fun for you:( even if you do get a day off. i'll tell you what are brilliant though... snow-days! I had one last week, and it really just involved having a mammoth snowfight instead of doing anything useful, and then standing on the roof and throwing snow at people i...

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spot;764564 wrote: and forged poetry.

rowley? or should i say chatterton? ah, but haven't i been well-educated

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the goodies aren't obscure! i know this to be a fact, for I am but a poor student of 22 and thus if I have heard of them they can't be.

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humous.

oh and falafel! and these little sweets called helwiyaat which are generally from around here, but I don't really like them, never mind eh.

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wow I just clicked on the first one and on the related videos found 'right said fred' - what a quality song! it was possibly one of my favourite songs when i was little... not sure why... i may have been an odd child...

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spot;767525 wrote: Crime is a consequence of ineffective police work.

ineffective police work? I would have thought it was more due to problems within the society? If you got rid of the causes, the police wouldn't have any crime to detect or prevent.

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saffy;767208 wrote: Have you tried hitting it really hard and calling it a bastard machine?

I find it helps.

Good luck.

I actually did do just that, but it just sat there looking smug and ever so slightly disdainful

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