RedBrian84

Can you buy it in the UK anywhere? It was my favourite beer when in America.

 

Beer Laos and Beer Laos gold is stunning stuff, if you ever spot any in thuis country give it a whirl.

 

Also any beer from Lithuania is guaranteed to be excellent.

I've seen them on a few occasions by the bottle in the likes of Tesco. In terms of in boozers on draught it's been in the Ship and Mitre (surely the best pub in the city) on occasion and it's permanently on draught in Hannah's on Hardman Street. Other than that I don't know. If I ever see it, I always get it, it's bloody beautiful.

We are due a defeat from them. Hopefully it won't happen though

It won't. I'm really confident that we'll put the final nails in the coffin of their season after Barca tear them to pieces in the CL.

Top report as per usual Dave.

That bluekipper report is fantastically bitter, as are the predictable comments underneath it. The old' "the redshite have spent 120m" gem is there in spades. They don't even give us a capital 'R' for "Redshite".

Toy Story 2 - 10/10

Thought I would have another nosey at this gem when it was on the other day. As with the first and third instalments this is a film to restore your faith in cinema. When all around you are watching dross like Twilight and the Hunger Games, it's superb to know that Disney Pixar will always be there to make you smile.

Kelsey Grammar is clearly having a ball in this one as well. Sublime film.

We're going to fucking smash them.

Both games.

Blue Moon with a slice of orange (honest!) is a lovely drink.

Spitting Feathers, from the Chester Brewery is a lovely pint. As is Flying Scotsman, a fine ale I tried in Edinburgh.

The lookout the night she hit the berg was a Liverpudlian. Fact. Makes you wonder if any of his descendants have scouted for us in recent years.

Damn it I can't rep you. Mental rep instead sir.

What a truly horrendous story. I couldn't give a flying fuck about him - I honest to god hope he gets murdered in prison, brutally and in slow agonising pain - my concern lies with the poor girl. I hope she can find some way of moving on from this and getting on with her life. Hopefully her sons will look after her.

I know.

 

You're not.

I'm not? Oh no. I put so much stock in what you think of me as well.

Not really. That would be like saying that anyone who does the Jack The Ripper guided tour in East London was asking to be disembowelled and have their tits cut off.

You're really funny.

I think the fascination stems from the fact that it marked the end of an era; it represented the end of Victorian arrogance (the "unsinkable") and ambition - even though the era itself ended in 1901. There was still a hangover over a feeling of invincibility about the British empire and the Titanic was the pinnacle, the Concorde of the age, if you will.

Saw on the news that there is a cruise liner taking the same route as the Titanic did 100 years ago, and there's a load of people (yanks, for the most part) in period costume taking the trip.

I wonder if they are planning on taking the exact route? You know, across....and then down?

Seriously though, if this cruise line does hit an iceberg and go down, well the passangers did ask for it really.

Return To Oz

Film rating: 7/10

Nostalgia and 'they don't make them like this anymore' rating: 10/10

Remember when there were kiddy films that they deliberately made scary? Well this is one them. The Wheelers are fucking terrifying; right up there with Bowie's pants and his obsession with a 15 year-old in Labyrinth.

I really like this film. It's charming and riffs on the classic original without ever trying to be better than it or ruin it. And as already mentioned it's really dark in places. The Deadly Desert is another example, where you turn to sand when you touch it. And let's not forget that weird Queen with about twenty different heads locked in glass cases.

Eighties kids films: tremendous.

Bloody Sunday 8.5/10

 

Very powerful and moving film.

Absolutey superb, I really love this film. It's haunting and leaves you shaking your head in disbelief at times.

"LOUD NOISES!!"

Lads who bring their girlfriends out on a lads night out. Knock that shit right off, you pleb.

Anyone got any tips on how to take down a Master Vampire? I am getting severely bummed by that one who lives near Morthal.

If you're struggling then like already suggested go back when you've levelled up. If you can't wait though, sneak and archery is your best bet. I took that cunt out before he'd got out of his throne from a high walkway at the other side of the room. Take him out first and the others in the vicinity are a doddle.

According to the Ubisoft Assassin's site, the protagonist is a half-Mohawk, half-English feller known by his English name of Connor. Can't remember his native name. He gets into a scrap with the redcoats when they attack his home or village or something. A little like the awful Mel Gibson film The Patriot in that respect.

It should be ace this.

Referee: "What's he singing?"

Baines: "I dunno, he's always doing it"

Parker: "Wait, you'll love this one, We'll meet again, don't know where, don't know when...."

Awesome.

CJ and Daphne from Eggheads. Pair of fucking irritating, arrogant bastards.

When the time comes for me to take charge of this failing realm I'll nail these two to the White Cliffs of Dover as a permanent reminder of what can happen to know-all fuckwits.

"Text speak" - shortening phrases and words is bad enough on a mobile (back in the early days of mobiles when texts were like 10p per twenty words it'd cost me a fortune because I would refuse to shorten my words to "gr8" etc) but when people actually talk like that it makes me want to hurt them.

Actually saying "omg" is worthy of being lined up against a wall and shot, in my book. Try and fucking "lol" now, you fucking cretin.