Daviehaybhoy
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It wasn't that good but it does have Elizabeth Olsen in it.
Smitten
I thought it was very intelligent (emotionally intelligent) movie and that scene where he was let down by his former professor made genuinely lol. Well written too. An undiscovered gem 9/10
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Can someone give me a quick heads up? I'm planning to watch silver linings playbook with my girlfriend in a bit, but I know its got some references to mental illness in it and my girlfriend has struggled a little with depression in the past and I'm mindful of how it will affect her. Is it dealt with well? The trailer makes it seem like quite a 'feel good' movie, is that fair?
It's excellent but the best feel-good movie I've seen in years is a movie called "Liberal Arts". Excellent film.
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Going to have another glass of League Champion winners' champagne
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Please forget your phone and give us peace for a change.
Will do
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I'm going to the game tomorrow
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Dark Skies - not bad at all. Good performances and tension built nicely although the whole thing was a bit too similar to Signs for me.
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Straight sets defeat
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Have you any idea how wonderful it is to be a fan of the glorious Glasgow Celtic?
Glasgow Celtic Champions
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Great thing that people can pay their respects at a funeral.
Vermin who turn up waving flags, chanting slogans waving flags and behaving like scum at a funeral less so
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This programme has got really boring. I think I'll watch The Chase instead
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Anyone remember when the Celtic fans impeccably observed the Remembrance Sunday minute's silence at The Falkirk Stadium a few years back?
No, me neither.
If I were there, I would have
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Someone like Her Majesty the Queen, Seamus? That sure will be interesting when the time comes.
Don't judge us by your club's fans' standards please
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Speaking as a Celtic supporter, I would always respect the dignity of someone's passing and would observe a minute's silence for any one
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So defending Thatcher has led you pair of numpties to have a pop at Mandela?
Interesting...
i slagged off his tracksuit. Truly despicable
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The forum's resident right-wing c*nt being supported by the forum's resident out-and-out c*nt.
I'm sure Reynard will take succor in your support.
Ah yes the progressive liberal method of bullying and then maybe reverting to a victim when somebody responds. Why don't you quote some poll just to be consistent?
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Haven't seen much mourning to be interupted just folk wanting to tell everyone she was great and expecting 'respect' to mean that no one answers back.
Oh right. Yep Reynard was right
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I wonder if he bought it in ASDA?
Unlikely but......... excellent contribution. You forgot to mention the "sky fairy". Ya zoomer
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WTF did he actually do anyway?
He helped to provide the national rugby team with support from the majority when they won the World cup in 1995 by mincing around in a truly disgusting track suit.
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You have your opinions and I'll retain my standards ok? Thanks
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Funny that we get all this caring society p**h from all these leftie liberals and then when it comes to allow people the right to mourn the passing of someone who they admired, they're dancing in the streets and making numpties out of themselves on social media.
"Caring society where everyone's rights are respected". Aye that'll be right
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The one thing this thread illustrates for me is that as a society we have not moved forward much. Self interest stills seems to dominate large parts of our society, usually (thinly) disguised as pragmatism.
From the undisguised selfishness of Reynard ("there is no such thing as society....." describes his ethos perfectly); through Ad Lib, (a lecturing little cretin who has been protected all his life yet feels he has the right to lecture us); to Tryfield, a decent, nice guy who I had the pleasure of meeting who, nonetheless, propagates the right wing ideology with his "well I just work my way through it" approach that fails to offer the criticism that the Thatcher years deserve.
I am an unapologetic idealist. If we can't achieve a decent, caring society in my lifetime hopefully it may happen during the lifetime of my children or grandchild.
"Left wing missionary". Give me a break mate.A society that fails to recognize God is a disordered one and everything that I've read from the leftie progressive liberal crowd reeks of contradiction. Also, like a lot of other posters on here you've been brainwashed by a progressive, leftie media which promotes the rights of tiny minorities and in so doing undermines any moral order for the majority. That's another irony of course which is that at the core of the liberal agenda is self interest but you're not going to understand that.
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I think, more in the way of embarrassing those people who were dancing the streets and generally behaving in the most despicable way possible, there should be a minute's silence before all sporting events on Saturday
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It's worse than that. It's obscene imo
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Because you can't score less than 0.
Your avatar is disgusting sir
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"Left wing missionary". Give me a break mate.
What Was The Last Movie You Watched?
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I like films with quirky characters but I liked the lead because he was an ordinary guy with an ego on certain things but for the most part, humble. I hadn't seen the guy in anything else tbh