IIBentII39 wrote:How was your film today ClarkY?
Pretty shit, it was The Kings Speech. Great cast, but just boring. I had to hitch-hike back to college, lost my bus pass
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Pretty shit, it was The Kings Speech. Great cast, but just boring. I had to hitch-hike back to college, lost my bus pass
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Goodnight Playmaker.
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To be fair Duncan Ferguson is a top fella - apart from battering two scrotes robbing his house there was another story about him.
A lady turned up to an Everton training session with a shirt to be signed. The players asked what it was and they all signed the shirt.
Except Duncan Ferguson. After finding out it was to raise money for a special needs bus for disabled kids he turned and marched off. He didn't sign the shirt. He just strolled off. The lady in question was apparantly visibly upset but continued to ask players to sign the shirt.
Ten minutes later he came back, asked how much the bus was and promptly wrote her a cheque for the full amount.
From all accounts, he's a top bloke.
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Kuled wrote:Goodnight Playmaker.
Good night Kuled of the Playmaker Forum as Pip would say
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Eternal Witcher wrote:Jack wrote:Anyone wanna join Multicultural FC?
Judging by the name, I'd be the perfect fit.
Don't leave Playmaker FC.
Your our best player and the only striker. Your a good any, your the captain and you could play anywhere and still be the best player.
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And he's frustrating to play with. 
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Eternal, the ultimate Captain Like Van Persie of the Playmaker.
Like Van Persie of the Playmaker.
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ClarkY wrote:IIBentII39 wrote:How was your film today ClarkY?
Pretty shit, it was The Kings Speech. Great cast, but just boring. I had to hitch-hike back to college, lost my bus pass
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My Nan watched that when it was out and loved it, says it all really I suppose
We watched Submarine, pretty shit too, very depressing seeing as our teacher said it was a comedy
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I will play VP, when there is a fix for VP's who have black bodies, and white faces.
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I thought it was quiet funny.IIBentII39 wrote:ClarkY wrote:
Pretty shit, it was The Kings Speech. Great cast, but just boring. I had to hitch-hike back to college, lost my bus pass
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My Nan watched that when it was out and loved it, says it all really I suppose
We watched Submarine, pretty shit too, very depressing seeing as our teacher said it was a comedy
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I got my VP up from a 77 to an 84 today.
I beat Macclesfield 104-0 and scored 53 goals in the process
I beat Macclesfield 104-0 and scored 53 goals in the process
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We should all just join forces and have a laugh.
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It was funny in places, when the fat girl fell in the water, and the note passing in class was funny too. His mate aswell in the tracksuit Some of it was actually pretty good, just slightly weird and depressing at the same time.
Some of it was actually pretty good, just slightly weird and depressing at the same time.
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I know why we went to the Cinema now, it's national film week
The Social Network was pretty good actually, first time i'd seen it.
The Social Network was pretty good actually, first time i'd seen it.
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Forest wrote:I know why we went to the Cinema now, it's national film week
The Social Network was pretty good actually, first time i'd seen it.
Haha yeah, glad our film was free
Yeah its a decent film tbh
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TheMooseHunter wrote:Eternal Witcher wrote:
Judging by the name, I'd be the perfect fit.
Don't leave Playmaker FC.
Your our best player and the only striker. Your a good any, your the captain and you could play anywhere and still be the best player.
I feel like I just said that to get an ego-boost now.
Cheers Danny for leveling it up, I get infuriated myself when I give the ball away cheaply. But thanks Moose and Clarky. 
I was just wandering anyway, I'm not leaving Playmaker FC.
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I thought it was that.
She was banging on about it, my teacher sat right behind me. Bossed me around
But Geoffrey Rush was amazing.
She was banging on about it, my teacher sat right behind me. Bossed me around
But Geoffrey Rush was amazing.
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IIBentII39 wrote:It was funny in places, when the fat girl fell in the water, and the note passing in class was funny too. His mate aswell in the tracksuit
Thats the point.
I don't know how to explain the humor in it.
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Eternal Witcher wrote:TheMooseHunter wrote:
Don't leave Playmaker FC.
Your our best player and the only striker. Your a good any, your the captain and you could play anywhere and still be the best player.
I feel like I just said that to get an ego-boost now.
I was just wandering anyway, I'm not leaving Playmaker FC.
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Here's the plot for Submarine.
Spoilered in case any of you are going to watch it.
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Oliver Tate (Roberts) is a 15 year-old Swansea boy in 1986 who is convinced that he is an unrivalled genius who is widely loved by his classmates, when in fact he is pretentious and socially alienated. He is in love with a mischievous but straight-talking girl named Jordana (Paige) in his year, and goes as far as bullying an overweight classmate to impress her. One day she invites him to meet secretly after school, instructing him to bring a Polaroid camera and a diary. She takes pictures of them kissing, but it turns out to be a plan to make her ex-boyfriend jealous. The plan backfires, the two are publicly bullied, and Oliver is beaten up for refusing to call Jordana a massive slut. Walking home after their ordeal, she takes his hand and they kiss, and Oliver quickly establishes Jordana is his girlfriend.
At home, Oliver becomes concerned that the relationship and sex life of his parents is falling apart and that his dad (Taylor) is depressed. Worse yet, new age guru Graham (Considine), an ex-boyfriend of his mother's (Hawkins), has moved in next door, and his seductive and flirtatious character is rousing Oliver's suspicions.
Meanwhile Oliver's relationship with Jordana is growing, but he learns that her mother has developed a potentially fatal brain tumour. Oliver considers poisoning Jordana's beloved dog to make the death of her mother less painful. Later, he attends an early Christmas dinner at Jordana's house and he witnesses her father break down. Unsettled, he decides that the Jordana he loves is at risk because the emotional events surrounding her will "make her gooey on the inside". He cuts off contact with Jordana because he thinks it will make her ordeal easier, an example of his unintentionally cruel and incompetent social methods.
Suspecting his mother and Graham are having an affair, and seeing that his father is depressed Oliver attempts to repair his parent's relationship. One night he finds that his mother and Graham have gone to the beach. He tracks them down there, and whilst searching for them on the crowded shore, sees Jordana with a new boyfriend. Heartbroken, he heads home, but on the way back, sees his mother with Graham, and assumes the worst. Enraged, he breaks into Graham's house, gets drunk, and commits minor acts of vandalism. When Graham comes home, he finds Oliver but returns him home with minimal fuss. The next morning, Oliver awakens to see that both his parents aren't angry with him, and are reconciling, although his mother admits that she gave Graham a handjob.
However, Oliver is still distraught about losing Jordana and is unable to obtain an audience with her to explain his actions. Frustrated, he sulks for weeks, until he sees her on the beach. Running towards her he explains his actions, and learns that Jordana has broken up with her new boyfriend. Whether the young couple gets back together is left open.
Spoilered in case any of you are going to watch it.
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I watched Fish Tank last year at AS.
A girl pisses on a mans floor hehe
A girl pisses on a mans floor hehe
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Mr Leiva wrote:IIBentII39 wrote:It was funny in places, when the fat girl fell in the water, and the note passing in class was funny too. His mate aswell in the tracksuit
Thats the point.
I don't know how to explain the humor in it.
My media teacher was there (he drove the minibus so had to come in with us too :lol) and he absolutely loved it, he described it as British Humour, and that if Hollywood attempted to make it, the money they could spend and the actors they could get would ruin the feel of it, they would over do it.
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I've heard all about how good The King's Speech is. But it's just not my type, a film of swords and sorcery on the other hand...
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Eternal Witcher wrote:I've heard all about how good The King's Speech is. But it's just not my type, a film of swords and sorcery on the other hand...
It is if you're into that, I thought it was good, just not my thing. Some parts were magnificent, the ending was amazing.
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IIBentII39 wrote:Mr Leiva wrote:
Thats the point.
I don't know how to explain the humor in it.
My media teacher was there (he drove the minibus so had to come in with us too :lol) and he absolutely loved it, he described it as British Humour, and that if Hollywood attempted to make it, the money they could spend and the actors they could get would ruin the feel of it, they would over do it.
Yer.
Hollywood would fail to make a movie like it.
Nice to see 'old' British humor lives on.
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Fantastic Scene.
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Does anyone else here do English Lit at AS?
King Lear is really boring, but I find Death of a Salesman to be strangely exciting.
King Lear is really boring, but I find Death of a Salesman to be strangely exciting.
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Need to do an essay about the social classes of Up The Junction.
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I've been holding out from popping up to this girl for 3 days now, is she ever going to give in.
(inb4 she doesn't even want to talk to you)
(inb4 she doesn't even want to talk to you)
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I do.Forest wrote:Does anyone else here do English Lit at AS?
King Lear is really boring, but I find Death of a Salesman to be strangely exciting.
Don't do them books though.
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