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Fixing the ranked elo hell
I would love to see some function to the Ranked groups.
Nearly every game I play trying to get out of ELO hell somebody wants to do the same thing as the other person and it ends up being a terrible game unless someone dodges the queue. Something that might fix it? Here's an idea! Place the requirement of choosing a position prior to queue. You could have two separate queue systems. One where people chose positions as they enter game (maybe they want to try something other than the meta set up) and one where they pick Top/Mid/Jungle/Carry/Support so there is no more issue with that. Just an idea. -Regards, Blazar |
I think we need a couple thousand more threads about the exact same issue before Riot notices something's up.
I haven't even read or heard of an explanation of why they don't use role selection... |
My only guess is that riot doesent want to encourage a permanent meta, they want to spur new ideas and strats with combinations of champs,trees, runes and masteries even positions.
If they choose to have role selection they are definitely saying "this is the fully evolved state of league of legends" While other similar games have the environment to continue to change and have the intrigue of evolving meta. Sure the lol meta in its current state is logical, but new items, itemization and such can change things, regardless of what meta sheep cry out. |
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A fire completely engulfs a home in the 1000 block of West 13th in Pueblo.
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When they went into the home, they didn't find anyone inside.
The fire was mainly burning in the attic and had already made it's way to the second floor.
Those with the Pueblo Fire Department say it was too dangerous to fight it from the inside.
The fire took several hours to battle.
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It's finally here: Maison Martin Margiela's full collection for H&M has been revealed, and the clothing and accessories are true to the avant-garde fashion house's signature style.
A representative for the house said that the clothing would mostly be reissued pieces from the Margiela archives, and these garments definitely embody the classic oversize silhouettes, deconstructed styling, and incorporation of found objects the house became famous for. But while prices for original Margiela pieces can reach thousands of dollars, prices for this collaboration run from $13 to $399.
Several pieces are fusions of more than one type of garment. One of the women's bottoms melds a skirt with trousers; elsewhere, halves of two different dresses are combined. The house also turned everything from key rings, locks of hair, and faceless watches into inventive accessories.
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Matthew Stevens's "Liveris barking up the wrong tree" (April 26) strongly criticised the position put by Andrew Liveris, chief executive of Dow Chemical, that gas and other resources should be processed and value added in Australia, rather than exported in raw form.
Stevens argued that reservation of such materials (and reduction of the net back to the producers) is a form of protection which detracts from our economy.
He didn't make the obvious suggestion to Dow: "If you think the results of value adding are so good, why not buy a gas producer?" Or more crudely, put your money where your mouth is!
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It's report card week in Silicon Valley (also in Armonk, N.Y., and Redmond, Wash.) and Google, Microsoft, IBM, Intel and AMD, all bellweather tech companies, report quarterly earnings this week.
Key takeaways:
Intel is up and AMD is doing better, signs PC demand remains strong. Intel and AMD are also signs of the spending on enterprise infrastructure, as their x86 chips sit at the core of the data centers being built at a record pace.
Microsoft is the largest software vendor and while shrinking in significance, its performance still matters. Expect it to do well, as those desktop and notebook shipments that helped Intel need to run an OS.
IBM's role as enterprise supplier and integrator make it a key barometer of the industry. Expect Big Blue to do well across the board.
Google's performance, expected to be up more than a third, is a sign of the search advertising and cloud computing model uptake.
Intel, PC Shipments Set the Bar
Intel set the bar July 15, reporting a record $9.5 billion quarter. Intel's performance rests on a strong demand for laptops, especially cheap ones, which are driving sales of its fat-margin mobile chips. Intel's performance bodes well for the larger PC industry, which might be looking up, writes eWEEK's Scott Ferguson:
The fact that Intel increased its second-quarter revenue 9 percent and its net income 25 percent compared with the second quarter of 2007 should come as a welcome sign for the PC industry, as the U.S. economy and slower IT spending remain major concerns. In the last few weeks, several research firms indicated that PC shipments and revenues were better than expected and being driven by consumer demand for notebooks both in the United states and overseas.
PC shipments are holding up, according to reports from researchers IDC and Gartner. Both reported PC shipments grew by about 15 percent for the quarter. Interestingly, Apple is now the No. 3 PC vendor in the United States.
AMD, Intel's chief rival in the x86 chip space, reports this evening. AMD is expected to report a narrower loss than the previous years. Unlike Intel, AMD failed to take advantage of the notebook and PC shipments because of a stale PC offering, analyst Craig Berger of Friedman, Billings, Ramsey & Co. told MarketWatch.
IBM, Microsoft Set the Curve
But the curve could be set by IBM and Microsoft, both set to report today.
IBM is expected to report healthy returns across the board.
IBM's size and role as core enterprise supplier and integrator lend it exponential weight as a barometer of the enterprise IT economy. IBM, especially its IBM Global Services division, is an indicator of how and where enterprises are spending their IT dollars. If customers are buying IBM, they're likely buying Cisco, HP, Dell, EMC, etc. Its role as channel supplier also makes it a canary in the reseller mine.
Microsoft is also expected to benefit from desktop and notebook sales. Those PCs shipped need to run something. Microsoft closed its fiscal year June 30 and is expected to report earnings up about 20 percent.
Microsoft may be shrinking in importance as enterprises adopt new software options and models, but it remains the largest software supplier to the enterprises. The performance of business applications of Microsoft CRM, and Microsoft's Dynamics line, as well as products such as Exchange, SharePoint and Communications Server are signs of later things to come from rivals such as Oracle, Salesforce.com and SAP.
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In terms of revenue, Google remains about one-third Microsoft's size, but its position in the search advertising and cloud computing space now driving the industry make it a prominent indicator of industry health.
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As a call center agent, you should know how much pressure people are put under to sell things. Was the same for me when I was working at Convergys doing Comcast work. Had to sell their digital phone, a service that had a very very poor track record in the area we serviced (Greater Chicago region), yet we were told that we would lose our jobs if we didn't offer it.
And you should know the magic that comes from the question "Can I speak to your manager please?"
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A Camelephantelopelicanary's a strange and wonderful thing
I am grateful to my dad for introducing me to the idea of mixed up animals. I have had some great fun with classes designing composite animals, drawing them and coming up with some poems.
I always start by telling them about our pet Camelephantelopelicanary, a cross between many exotic animals:
A Camelephantelopelicanary's a strange and wonderful thing
The bits of its body are really quite shoddy so he's all held together with string
Discovered, they say, on the first day of May by an explorer out wandering the Nile
The first thing he noted was the fact that it floated and its face was all covered in smile.
Here is a fun little invention you could use on a whiteboard to mix up two random creatures. Have fun!
We're all goin' on a…
The two films we have seen at the cinema recently have made me decide something:
Unlike Pirates of the Caribbean III, I will not go rambling on aimlessly trying to squeeze more and more out of an empty plot line…
Instead, like Harry, Ron, Hermione and crew, I am going to take a decent summer break.
The blog and I will see you back here in September.
Until then, have fun…even if it doesn't stop raining!!
It's not rocket science 39
Too many choices! HERE
Mind you, I don't know what right I have to comment:
I find it difficult to fill in a lottery form!
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Well… put it this way: I once did three maths tests. I failed FOUR!
There are three types of people when it comes to maths: Those who can and those who can't.
Optickle illusionistration
p.s. only try this with a fully inflated scree net.
(On re-read, my example sounds like a classic Kenneth Williams as Rambling Sid Rumpo!! Here's a link to an archive recording of Ken at his gruntnussocking best: http://youtube.com/watch?v=Dct_VJNLvAk
Thank you to "Mr W" for sending me this link.)
The power of words
What amazing power and magic come from picking up words and juggling with them!
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Cornwall: Across the Moor and carried on to the Caradon
Now on the edge of Bodmin Moor and staying at the homely and welcoming Caradon Inn.
Georgina has just told me 3 good jokes and I want to share them with you. They really cheered ME up so I would love to share them with you.
Georgina's jokes: What do you call a dear with no eyes? No idea!
What do you call a dear with no eyes and no legs? Still no idea!
What do you call a dear with no eyes and no legs on a trampoline? Still no flippin' idea!
Thank you Georgina!
Web2.0 (BTW: This is a "comment" rather than a criti-scism)
I keep chunnering on about Samuel Pepys, but, when the old boy was writing his diaries, he did not suspect that ANYBODY else was going to read his lascivious ramblings. I admire the man for sitting quietly in his private chambers of an evening and recording his impressions of life as it was for him. Who would have thought that anyone would Pepy at THIS blog when it first started, but now it receives hundreds of (manual) searches a day and scores more via RSS feeds.
NOW… why are YOU reading this and haven't thought about responding to this post, or others, with a comment?
That is something that people are bringing up with me a lot: Blogs are still mainly written and read by folk rather than actively contributed to. Still…
The web is moving from black and white to colour – from text alone, to video and rich images – now it is our chance to join in – and visibly.
I get many e-mails a day from all around the world. I actually think that is better than leaving a comment in MANY ways, (personal, thoughtful and quietly encouraging) but … go on don't be shy… if you are here, (or any other of the many edu-blogs) jot your thoughts down in comments as well, hey?
To those of you you who send me such kind, encouraging e-mails… please don't stop either…
Mr McIntosh always picks out a few gems and is worth a comment.
Hang on! Rylands, you hypocrite! How many times have you read Ewan's fine witterings and left without a murmer??!!
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Cerdanya (Catalan pronunciation: [sərˈðaɲə], Latin: Ceretania or Ceritania, French: Cerdagne, Spanish: Cerdaña), often la Cerdanya,[1][2] is a natural comarca and historical region of the eastern Pyrenees divided between France and Spain. Historically it was one of the counties of Catalonia.
Cerdanya has a land area of 1,086 km2 (419 sq mi), divided almost evenly between Spain (50.3%) and France (49.7%). In 2001 its population was approximately 26,500, of whom 53% lived on Spanish territory. Its population density of 24 residents per km² (63 per sq. mile) is one of the lowest in Western Europe. The only urban area in Cerdanya is the cross-border urban area of Puigcerdà-Bourg-Madame, which contained 10,900 inhabitants in 2001.
The area enjoys a high annual amount of sunshine – around 3,000 hours per year. For this reason, pioneering large-scale solar power projects have been built in several locations in French Cerdagne, including Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via, the Themis plant near Targassonne, and Mont-Louis Solar Furnace in Mont-Louis.
The first inhabitants of Cerdanya probably spoke a language related to the old Basque language and to Aquitanian. Many place names testify to this. In the first millennium BC came the Iberians from the south. Although their identity is still a matter of debate, some theories posit that they spoke an Afro-Asiatic language, and that they separated from the Berbers in North Africa and moved into Spain and then further north to the south of modern-day France.
In Cerdanya they mixed with the native inhabitants, and the resulting people were known as the Kerretes, from the native word ker or kar, meaning rock, related to old Basque karri (modern Basque harri), stone. The Kerretes were probably essentially of Basque and Aquitanian-related stock, as the Iberian clans who mixed with the native inhabitants can have comprised only small numbers of people. The Kerretes retained a language related to old Basque and Aquitanian, although some Iberian words may have entered the language, and Iberians probably occupied positions at the top of the Kerrete society.
The main oppidum of the Kerretes, commanding the whole country, was called Kere and was built on the hill above the modern-day village of Llívia (a Spanish exclave in French territory). Later the Kerretes came under Roman rule, and the Romans renamed the oppidum Julia Libyca, with a significant number of Roman citizens settling there. During the Roman Empire, the area of Cerdanya was a pagus known as pagus Liviensis (a name derived from its capital Julia Libyca), part of the province of Hispania Tarraconensis. The pagus Liviensis was itself divided in two: the eastern part around Julia Libyca was known as Cerretania Julia, while the western part was known as Cerretania Augusta. The name Cerdanya comes from Cerretania, itself coming from the old name of the inhabitants, the Kerretes. As for Julia Libyca, the name evolved into Julia Livia and then Llívia.
The Kerretes seem to have kept their old language until very late, probably as late as the 8th or 9th century. Romanization in the area was extremely slow, even though eventually the native language gave way, and the people in Cerdanya ended up speaking Catalan, a language derived from Latin. At the end of the Roman Empire, Julia Libyca entered a period of decadence, and lost much of its importance. It is around this time that the town of La Seu d'Urgell (in Catalonia, but outside of Cerdanya) started to replace Julia Libyca as the main center of population in that area of northern Catalonia, and in the 6th century when the diocese (bishopric) of Urgell was founded, Cerdanya was inside its limits.
Devastated by the Vandals and other Germanic tribes, Cerdanya was part of the Visigothic kingdom of Toulouse and later Toledo, until eventually it was conquered by the Muslims. After Muslim expansion was halted by Odo the Great in the Battle of Toulouse (721), the Berber commander Uthman ibn Naissa established a small realm in Cerdanya and allied with Odo, so that the Aquitanian leader could secure his south-eastern borders. However, Uthman ibn Naissa came next under Umayyad attack and the Berber lord was defeated, opening the way to Abdul Rahman Al Ghafiqi's expedition into Aquitaine. During Abd al-Rahman I´s military campaign across the Ebro region (781), the Cordovan commander received the submission of Ibn Belaskut, or Galindo Belascotenes, in Cerdanya. Under Carolingian pressure, Cerdanya became a Frankish vassal about 785.
County of Cerdanya[edit]
The county of Cerdanya has its origin in the Spanish Marches established by Charlemagne. In the 9th century Cerdanya was one of the lordships united in the person of the counts of Barcelona, who were also counts of Girona, Narbonne and Urgell. Wilfred the Hairy (count 870–897) had three sons and established the youngest, Miron (died 927), as Count of Cerdanya, a sovereign state.
The sovereign county of Cerdanya bordered the county of Urgell, the county of Barcelona, the county of Besalú, the county of Roussillon, and the county of Razès. The county of Cerdanya was made up of Cerdanya proper with the addition of other areas which it managed to acquire over time through inheritance, such as Capcir and Conflent. Thus, the county of Cerdanya was actually quite an important county. The counts of Cerdanya were great patrons of abbeys, most famously Saint-Michel de Cuxa (Catalan: Sant Miquel de Cuixà), dating back to the 10th century and located in Conflent, and Saint-Martin-du-Canigou (Catalan: Sant Martí del Canigó), dedicated by Count Guifred of Cerdanya in 1009.
However, the line of the counts died out in 1117 and the county was inherited by the counts of Barcelona, later to become kings of Aragon.
Current division[edit]
Cerdanya proper was split between Spain and France by the Treaty of the Pyrenees of 1659, with the north of Cerdanya becoming French, while the south of Cerdanya remained Spanish. The counties of Rosselló, Capcir and Conflent also became French at that time.
Today, the Spanish side of Cerdanya is a Catalan comarca known as Baixa Cerdanya (i.e. "Lower Cerdanya"), and whose capital is Puigcerdà. Puigcerdà was already the capital of Cerdanya before the division of 1659, having replaced Hix in 1178 as capital of Cerdanya. Hix, the place where the counts of Cerdanya resided, is now a village inside the commune of Bourg-Madame on the French side of the border. Hix had itself replaced Llívia, which was the ancient capital of Cerdanya in Antiquity. At the Treaty of the Pyrenees it was decided that Llívia would remain Spanish (allegedly because the treaty stipulated that only villages were to be ceded to France, and Llívia was considered a city and not a village, due to its status as the ancient capital of Cerdanya), so Llívia is now an exclave of Spain inside French territory.
The French side of Cerdanya is part of the département of Pyrénées-Orientales and has no particular status. People in France refer to it as Cerdagne française (that is, "French Cerdanya"), or just Cerdagne, while people on the Spanish side refer to it as Alta Cerdanya ("Upper Cerdanya"). Its main towns are Bourg-Madame and the ski resort of Font-Romeu.
Like neighboring areas of the Pyrenees, Cerdanya relies on tourism to provide strong support for the economy. Spas, skiing, and hiking are long-established attractions. In addition the Yellow train is a major tourist attraction.
Spanish side[edit]
Known as Baixa Cerdanya.
- Alp
- Bellver de Cerdanya
- Bolvir
- Das
- Fontanals de Cerdanya
- Ger
- Guils de Cerdanyà
- Isòvol
- Lles de Cerdanya
- Llívia
- Meranges
- Montellà i Martinet
- Prats i Sansor
- Prullans
- Puigcerdà
- Riu de Pendís
- Urús
French side[edit]
Known as Cerdagne française (Catalan: Alta Cerdanya).
- Angoustrine-Villeneuve-des-Escaldes (Catalan: Angostrina)
- Bolquère (Catalan: Bolquera)
- Bourg-Madame (Catalan: La Guingueta d'Ix)
- Dorres
- Égat (Catalan Èguet)
- Enveitg (Catalan Enveig)
- Err (Catalan Er)
- Estavar
- Eyne (Catalan Eina)
- Font-Romeu-Odeillo-Via (Catalan Font-Romeu or Odelló i Vià)
- La Cabanasse (Catalan La Cabanassa)
- Latour-de-Carol (Catalan La Tor de Querol)
- Llo
- Mont-Louis (Catalan Montlluís)
- Nahuja (Catalan Naüja)
- Osséja (Catalan Osseja)
- Palau-de-Cerdagne (Catalan Palau de Cerdanya)
- Planès (Catalan Planès)
- Porta
- Porté-Puymorens (Catalan Portè)
- Saillagouse (Catalan Sallagosa)
- Saint-Pierre-dels-Forcats (Catalan Sant Pere dels Forcats)
- Sainte-Léocadie (Catalan Santa Llocaia)
- Targassonne (Catalan Targasona)
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- Valcebollère (Catalan: Vallsabollera)
- ^ "Lleida.com / Comarques / La Cerdanya" (in Catalan). Lleida.com. Retrieved 2012-12-17.
- ^ "Municipios de la Cerdanya" (in Catalan). cerdanya.ws. Retrieved 2012-12-17.
External links[edit]
- La Cerdanya from Catalan Encyclopaedia
- County of Cerdanya from Catalan Encyclopaedia
- Counts of Cerdagne: genealogical tree
- Turisme Cerdanya Portal Cerdanya


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Monday, 21 December 2009
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Monday, 14 December 2009
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At the end of the day sequined jackets should be illegal
McFly, this is probably the last post I'll do here so it is time to update your reader!!!
I've moved
Monday, 30 November 2009
The Cockatoo's Wristwatch
What are you still doing here? I've moved to
Tuesday, 24 November 2009
(Network Problems Over I think!) Shut yer cakehole critics, it was a difficult angle
Ok, so I didn't warn you did I? And I've gone and moved
. I'll double-post here for a short while until you've updated all your readers. Any problems commenting or whatever just drop me a mail.
Monday, 16 November 2009
How to steal an old man's glasses (don't try this at home or you could end up with a squirrel in yoru cider)
Considerably disorientated. I'm now in a new job and living in a new home in a strange northern town where it rains like the days before The Great Flood. Absent from the blogosphere for a two weeks (building an ark in my garden). I've been missed, right? My soul screams for validation, my self-worth has dropped lower than a rudeboy's crotch. Actually that's a lie, the break was rather nice. But
Mr Condescending
has been pestering me daily, can't live without my posts apparently. I told him to stop badgering me but he persisted. To make matters worse
rang me up last night and screamed down the phone, said he'd turdbomb my doorstep if I didn't get my act together. Kids huh?! Told him I'd retaliate by putting laxative in his cider, but I really can't be bothered to go to Wales so...
The old man sat on the top desk of the bus. He was staring straight ahead, a pair of thick-lensed black-rimmed glasses clung to his face. For the record I don't condone the stealing of old men's glasses. Seriously, why go through all that effort when they are unlikely to fetch you anything on eBay? Besides, old men cause enough trouble in the world when they can see clearly. The last thing any of us need is millions of pensioners stumbling around without their glasses. The world would descend rapidly into bedlam. Pensioners would be seen dragging squirrels about on leads, stuffing cats into letterboxes and waiting outside the pub on Thursday mornings while moaning that the "post office" isn't open. Come to think about it, stuffing some cats into
's letter box would be pretty damn funny. Or putting a squirrel in his cider.
Take the following situation. In our new street rubbish collection takes place on a Friday. During the week our bins stay in the garden to the rear of the house. The garden is surrounded by a high two-metre fence and accessible either from our back door or from the garden gate, which is also two-metres high and double-locked from the inside. One of the locks is half-way down the gate, i.e. only reachable if you are one of those astronomically tall men from China that occasionally make the news and use their long arms to reach down the throats of dolphins. Last Friday morning my wife asked me to take the bins out. I went into the garden and to my surprise the bins were not there. I went round to the front and there they were, sitting smugly on the pavement, chatting amongst themselves no doubt. The only plausible explanation is that at the crack of dawn an elderly neighbour had broken in and dragged them out front.
Now there are two possibilities here. Either this (uncharacteristically athletic) pensioner vaulted the two-metre fence or they managed to unlock the garden gate using a fishhook on a piece of string. Can you imagine the mayhem if this pensioner was without their glasses? I'd probably be woken at 5am as I am dragged outside with a fishhook through my nose. (This Friday I'm going to get up crazily early and find out how they get in). But anyway...
Danny pressed the buzzer, got up from his seat and started to walk up the aisle. It was cold and wet outside, the bus was packed. He moved slowly, his steps small and determined, carefully keeping his balance as the bus lurched about in a deliberate attempt to send him into the lap of an unsuspecting granny. With each step he grasped the handrails on back of the seats each side of him, he would not be defeated and no grannies would be squashed. Nothing could have prepared him for what happened next.
The middle finger of his right hand hooked under the bridge of an old man's glasses. In a single movement he gracefully lifted the glasses off the old man's face and launched them into the air. They sailed over the next five seats, all of which were occupied, their path a beautiful parabolic spectacle (haha, two weeks absent and my wit is still as sharp as a blunt razor). They cleared the passengers and clattered down the stairwell. The speed and trajectory - unimaginably perfect in every way - would have made the Roman army's lead trebuchet operative sick with jealousy.
The old man whipped his hands up to his eyes. "Someone's stolen my glasses," he howled. One moment he had been quietly looking forward to Coronation Street, the next moment his glasses had been whipped from his face.
Funniest moment of his life, Danny tells me. I may have to try this next time I'm on a bus. With a bit of luck I could make a few quid on eBay.
Monday, 2 November 2009
Fantasy revealed after five years of marriage (and why I'm MIA just in case you have been missing me)
Friends, Romans, sweethearts, gimp-grandchildren and cider drinkers, I'm not here today, I'm over at
Calling People Names.
I'm gong to be a bit absent this week - spent the last four days moving house and I start a new job today. But I'll be back next week. Don't miss me too much...
Monday, 26 October 2009
Kiss Chase is a great game but I wasn't in the mood
"This is fucking boring," he said, sounding thoroughly fed up, "kiss chase, why don't we have a game of kiss chase?"
Sitting beside me was a famous wine columnist. I won't name-drop, but only because I cannot remember her name. You would expect that we were having an intelligent, cultured and mind-numbingly boring conversation about wine, journalism and Chateau Magdelaine. Truth is we were distracted by the Jacob's Creek boys to our right.
One thin, the other fat, proportionally identical to Laurel and Hardy, two strangers who had met at the station. They each had a bottle of wine, in front of them an array of discarded Fosters cans. Hardy seemed a pleasant chap, sitting there quietly, quiet and sleepy. Laurel was wired and extremely rowdy, one of those types who, when inebriated, will badger anyone and everyone around them in a relentless attempt to be the most irritating donkey on the planet. He looked very similar to the freaky guy in Something About Mary, the one with hives.
With Hardy falling asleep, Laurel turned to the seat behind him where a spectacled gentleman was sleeping peacefully. He shook the gentleman and woke him up, "where are you going?" he asked. "York? I get off after that," he said and then in delicious irony, "don't worry, if you're still asleep when we get to York I'll wake you up."
"I get this train every few weeks," I heard him say, "drink my arse off every time." Could have fooled me. A lady came by selling tickets. "This whole service is great and you, my dear, are a darling." A passenger squeezed past on their way to the toilet. "He just wanted to rub past you," said Laurel, "the perv," before waxing philosophical in drunken optimism.
"The worst things in life are train fares. The best things in life are everything else." To be fair, there is a lot of truth in that statement, although it is incorrect. The worst things in life are public toilets.
As the ticket ladies moved up the carriage he turned back to Spectacles behind him, waking him rudely. "What do you do for a living?" he asked, before launching into a monologue. Did I say
would be more accurate. Laurel spoke at great length, uninterrupted except for when he interrupted himself, speaking vaguely in Spectacles' direction, but certainly not to him. Spectacles sat there nodding gently, the colour draining from his face. My companion turned to me, "he needs nothing more than a good slap," she said. So I got up and...
...yeah, right.
Laurel's language got progressively worse (for which I apologise) as he ranted against bankers, doctors and pretty much anyone who earned more than him, "so far up their fucking arseholes," he raved. It wouldn't have been a good time for my companion to let on that she spends her time travelling across Europe, visiting the odd château and drinking expensive wine.
We arrived at York and Spectacles escaped with an exhausted expression draped over his face. The poor chap looked like a man whose soul had slowly been sucked out through a straw. "Listen mate, " said Laurel, placing his hand on the poor chap's shoulder, "Ah fuckin' hope all goes well for ya fella." If Spectacles hoped for anything it was that Laurel slipped on the kitchen floor when he got home and died in a freak teaspoon incident.
And that's when he suggested playing kiss chase. I thought for a moment that Laurel could in actual fact be
, but then remembered that Rubbish only drinks apple juice. From miniature kiddie cartons I suspect.
"Why don't we have a game of kiss chase? There are plenty of girls around," he said, bubbling with enthusiasm. He winked at a blond further up the carriage. "She's alright," he said, "and her, and her, but that one's asleep so she can't play," and as if to explain the sleeping beauty's exclusion from the game, "it wouldn't be fair" he said kindly.
Monday, 19 October 2009
Casanova needed to find out the hard way when he got home and admired his flabby physique in front of the mirror
He stood there leaning by the door, propped up in a suave, arrogant manner. You could tell he had practised the pose, it smacked of hours spent in front of the mirror. He lounged about with exquisite precision. Collar wide open, the obligatory medallion, less buttons fastened than Simon
on a forgetful day. Grey curly chest hair on the attack, a health and safety risk if you ask me.
Man dies strangled by chest hair
, the headlines would read.
An ageing swinger, 60s I'd guess, dressed like only an ageing swinger would. Dressed like no ageing swinger should. Casanova, to give him a name, was notably overweight. A blue frilly shirt was taut over his tub and tucked into smart tight jeans with a huge-buckled belt. The buckle sat there silently in iridescent glory, glinting wickedly, aggressively pursuing world domination. I feared for my life. Suede jacket and oh-so-pointy brown leather shoes completed the look.
Lingering, lounging, languishing I mean, he scoured the carriage, scoping I suspect, eyeing up potential conquests, a man who thought he was eternally young. I noticed he was flying low, low and wide I might add, his flies a redoubtable gaping hole. Did I indicate this to him?
Don't be silly, of course I didn't.
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2.Combine oil, 1/4 tsp salt, and tomatoes in large bowl; toss gently to coat. Arrange tomatoes skin side down, on a wire rack set inside a jelly roll pan. Bake at 325 for 3 hours. Cool slightly; peel. Discard peels.
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Dan Klecko s*Ks. If any one disagrees they dont know football. Its not just the booze talking, Klecko really doesnt have a spot on this team.
No, it's the off-season -- Bethel, TBC and Klecko will all be starters, just like Starks and Beisel and Terrell last season.
Well someone has to stand up for Klecko so here goes... Klecko will replace Willie at the elephant position.
Seriously a few weeks on the stretch rack and we can reshape Klecko from 5' 11 260 to 6'4 260 in no time. Come August you will be saying Willie who?
I want Klecko on the team jsut for his name and not cause of his dad but becasue it's fun to say Klecko
"And so a new era begins. Carroll's first head coaching stint lasted just one forgettable season, 1994, with the Jets. For the past two years he was the defensive coordinator for the 49ers, an experience that seasoned him for his second go-around in a top job. Carroll is junking Parcells' read-and-react, two-deep zone defense to install a gambling, attacking style that will feature man-to-man coverage and five-man fronts. The underpinnings of this D will be Slade and McGinest, with the latter playing the "elephant," a role out of the 49ers' system in which a pass rusher constantly moves around on the line of scrimmage, looking for a crevice through which to attack the quarterback." From Sports Illustrated's NFL Preview, 1997. http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/events/1997/nflpreview/AFCEAST/patriots.html Ahh ... great times, eh? [I think that this story is up there with Ron Borges' "the Patriots aren't going to win two Superbowls any time soon" in the Hall of Fame of sports reporters' bad predictions. It includes the following gems: "If you thought the sky had fallen on New England after Bill Parcells quit as Patriots coach in late January, think again. As linebacker Chris Slade demonstrated right after Parcells left town, the 1997 Patriots may be even more determined and more dangerous than the team that won last year's AFC championship. " and "In New England's enchanted run to the Super Bowl, the defense allowed just five touchdowns in the seven games preceding the meeting with Green Bay. All the key players are back, and they'll be joined by two new cornerbacks: free agent Steve Israel, who will play in nickel situations, and Kansas State's Chris Canty, who showed immediately that he might be a steal when, on the first day of minicamp, he intercepted three passes." ]
I think on our team it's more of a big strong side linebacker that can instantly switch to DE turning a 3-4 into a 4-3.
According to Reiss's mini camp report Klecko is working at OLB. I guess this means we can revive the Klecko to replace Mcginest thread for a few more months at least.
I hope they cut his ass! I'm tired of him. His role is pointless and I hated the pick since they drafted him. Cut his ass and sign Ty Law!