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Wacker The Attacker · 03-12-2012 07:32PM

aerhead wrote: »

My unpopular opinion: I hope the English royal baby has turrets.... simply because somebody has to unfortunately. Couldn't happen to nicer people. It would also make royal occassions somewhat more bearable.

Apologises in advance.

A turret is a tower.

When was the last baby born with a tower growing out of it?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turret

candy-gal1 · 03-12-2012 07:32PM

aerhead wrote: »

My unpopular opinion: I hope the English royal baby has turrets.... simply because somebody has to unfortunately. Couldn't happen to nicer people. It would also make royal occassions somewhat more bearable.

Apologises in advance.

Turrets?! Well I know they live in a palace but I never saw any turrets tbh

:)

I get what you meant though, thats definitly would cause some chuckles methinks too :pac:

Wacker The Attacker · 03-12-2012 07:36PM

Omackeral wrote: »

The most over-rated woman of all time look-wise. Kate is twenty times better looking.

I'd still nosh her pipe

aerhead · 03-12-2012 07:36PM

candy-gal1 wrote: »

Turrets?! Well I know they live in a palace but I never saw any turrets tbh :)

I get what you meant though, thats definitly would cause some chuckles methinks too :pac:

Like I said: apologises in advance! My bad.

PopePalpatine · 04-12-2012 09:06AM

I hate the term "up to 90" to say that something was great (e.g. "de craic was 90 begorrah!") Where the hell did it come from?! And who the hell thought it was cool?! :mad:

Reloc8 · 04-12-2012 10:28AM

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I hate the term "up to 90" to say that something was great (e.g. "de craic was 90 begorrah!") Where the hell did it come from?! And who the hell thought it was cool?! :mad:

In answer to your first question, it seems to have originated in the Isle of Man.

In answer to your second, everybody, :pac: (except when you say begorrah that's uncool).

Scanlas The 2nd · 04-12-2012 10:45AM

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

I'd still munch pippa middletons arsehole

My unpopular opinion: Analingus is overrated.

Wacker The Attacker · 04-12-2012 10:47AM

Scanlas The 2nd wrote: »

My unpopular opinion: Analingus is overrated.

Surely that depends on the recipient.

Scanlas The 2nd · 04-12-2012 12:45PM

Wacker The Attacker wrote: »

Surely that depends on the recipient.

Why would you want to lick her asshole though, why not her vagina?

1ZRed · 04-12-2012 03:02PM

Scanlas The 2nd wrote: »

My unpopular opinion: Analingus is overrated.

You're not doing it right

Neeson · 04-12-2012 03:10PM

If you go too far in you might taste the sh!te.

RikkFlair · 04-12-2012 04:05PM

Scanlas The 2nd wrote: »

My unpopular opinion: Analingus is overrated.

There's a version of it that's done at high altitude. I believe they call it aerlingus.

Shryke · 06-12-2012 09:56PM

I'm saying this as a big fan of Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight Rises is far too flawed. I still like it, and it's a good Batman film, but it's elongated and nonsensical in too many places.

Bruce repeatedly trusting Catwoman, a person he met ransacking his house and who repeatedly let him down throughout the film, I didn't see any chemistry there.
The bomb driving around gotham with a months long timer was ridiculous, the prison with a gigantic hole through which to escape. A normal person might not manage something like that but when you know it's Batman? Someone trained by the League of Shadows?
Batman finding time to douse a bridge in fuel in order to make an entrance. Oldmans character wrestling with a really pathetic qualm about telling the truth about Harvey Dent, totally not in character imo.
Levitt simply "knowing" that Bruce was Batman.
The ending was hamfisted, while I'm at it.

I appreciate it being a large undertaking but it fell a bit flat for me! I actually thought one of the best things about it was Bales performance and the focus on the character of Bats/Bruce. Hmm. I'll leave it at that.

mickydoomsux · 06-12-2012 10:54PM

Shryke wrote: »

I'm saying this as a big fan of Christopher Nolan, The Dark Knight Rises is far too flawed. I still like it, and it's a good Batman film, but it's elongated and nonsensical in too many places.
Bruce repeatedly trusting Catwoman, a person he met ransacking his house and who repeatedly let him down throughout the film, I didn't see any chemistry there.
The bomb driving around gotham with a months long timer was ridiculous, the prison with a gigantic hole through which to escape. A normal person might not manage something like that but when you know it's Batman? Someone trained by the League of Shadows?
Batman finding time to douse a bridge in fuel in order to make an entrance. Oldmans character wrestling with a really pathetic qualm about telling the truth about Harvey Dent, totally not in character imo.
Levitt simply "knowing" that Bruce was Batman.
The ending was hamfisted, while I'm at it.

I appreciate it being a large undertaking but it fell a bit flat for me! I actually thought one of the best things about it was Bales performance and the focus on the character of Bats/Bruce. Hmm. I'll leave it at that.

It was an incredibly flawed film but still enjoyable. The only reason the Nolan trilogy is considered "genius" is because it was a bit dark and different and Ledger died after the second one.

castletownman · 11-12-2012 11:02AM

I think the GAA is making a mountain out of a molehill in regards to racist abuse. Yes there has been the odd isolated incident this year but there is no way in hell that racism in sport in general is worse now than it was twenty or thirty years ago. If anything, it's the prevalence of social media sites like Twitter and the element of free speech they bring that highlights the issue. And without sounding like a LAD or anything like that, but I do generally believe players take things a bit too personally nowadays, the majority of people who play sports aren't inherently racist. Sectarian abuse is a far far bigger problem in the GAA, and always has been, but apparently it isn't fashionable enough to clamp down on that. The GAA should also get it's house in order regarding cutting out the abuse of match officials before dealing with what is essentially a minor issue.

But then again, we had two GAA players discussing the issue on the Late Late on Friday, so we all know that it is HUGE concern.

Recidivist · 11-12-2012 03:52PM

We’re sitting on huge natural gas reserves in Fermanagh.
I believe we should frack the county to ****e. Who’d really miss it?

The money earned from selling exploitation rights can be used to kick start the Northern Ireland Nuclear Power Industry.

We’ll not stop there either – I believe NI should be the NIMBYs best friend, we’ll take you sex offenders rehab centres, your dirty industries, your prisons.

Anything you don’t want despoiling your neighbourhood or rubbing up against your conscience, send it this way.

I believe we should extend this offer internationally.
Outsource your water-boarding, your spent uranium storage, and your refugee centres (we’ll need a work force).

All for a modest fee and a few infrastructure upgrades.

MadYaker · 11-12-2012 04:03PM

I also thought The Dark Night Rises was sh!te. I also don't like mince pies. Or tea.

DEFTLEFTHAND · 11-12-2012 04:41PM

castletownman wrote: »

I think the GAA is making a mountain out of a molehill in regards to racist abuse. Yes there has been the odd isolated incident this year but there is no way in hell that racism in sport in general is worse now than it was twenty or thirty years ago. If anything, it's the prevalence of social media sites like Twitter and the element of free speech they bring that highlights the issue. And without sounding like a LAD or anything like that, but I do generally believe players take things a bit too personally nowadays, the majority of people who play sports aren't inherently racist. Sectarian abuse is a far far bigger problem in the GAA, and always has been, but apparently it isn't fashionable enough to clamp down on that. The GAA should also get it's house in order regarding cutting out the abuse of match officials before dealing with what is essentially a minor issue.

But then again, we had two GAA players discussing the issue on the Late Late on Friday, so we all know that it is HUGE concern.

The thing is the sports have been nearly exclusively played by white Irish until recent times. It's likely with immigrants and their children now taking up the games that racism could become a bigger problem. I think it's important that they try and stamp it now and not let it fester, there has to be a zero tolerance approach.

sbsquarepants · 12-12-2012 09:04AM

kupus wrote: »

Woody Allen movies are the most over-rated tripe I've ever looked at......not one good movie out of all of them.

If I could bag them and label it as fertilizer I'd make a fortune.

He churns out a lot of shíte alright, but the good ones are absolute genius - Sleeper, bananas, play it again sam, take the money and run, annie hall, hannah and her sisters - all amazing films.

nacimroc wrote: »

I think the same of Clint Eastwood films. I think you could actually die of boredom watching them. Vast scenes of nothing.

You must have a bad dose of the ghey or something.
Right through from the whole spaghetti western era, through the likes of the dirty harry films, play misty for me, heartbreak ridge and even right up until his recent stuff like million dollar baby and gran tourismo - Clint has given us a large proportion of some of the best films ever made. Even the ones with the orungutan are watchable over and over!! Right turn clyde:D
He's even made great musicals - check out "paint your wagon".

MadYaker wrote: »

. I also don't like mince pies. Or tea.

I'm not sure we're even the same species.:D

Martyn1989 · 12-12-2012 09:48AM

PopePalpatine wrote: »

I hate the term "up to 90" to say that something was great (e.g. "de craic was 90 begorrah!") Where the hell did it come from?! And who the hell thought it was cool?! :mad:

Yeh when I hear someone say 'The craic was 90' I always think it sounds like the amount of craic or maybe the quality of the craic was low.

Does it have anything to do with Italia '90, I heard that was great craic.

TheDoc · 12-12-2012 10:24AM

My most unpopular one was kinda highlighted with the recent incidents over the flag up north.

I have a very simplistic view,

If you live in Northern Ireland, and want to be British, **** off across the water.
If you live in Northern Ireland, and want to see a Union Jack, **** off across the water.

Yamanoto · 12-12-2012 10:25AM

TheDoc wrote: »

I have a very simplistic view,

Can't argue with that

Recidivist · 12-12-2012 10:29AM

TheDoc wrote: »

My most unpopular one was kinda highlighted with the recent incidents over the flag up north.

I have a very simplistic view,

If you live in Northern Ireland, and want to be British, **** off across the water.
If you live in Northern Ireland, and want to see a Union Jack, **** off across the water.

Don’t be ridiculous – our hate is an integral part of our cultural and personal identity, up here.

Where/who would we be without it?

pickarooney · 12-12-2012 10:33AM

Annie Hall is not remotely funny. One of Allen's worst films. Million Dollar Baby was wretched.

glynf · 12-12-2012 10:34AM

Recidivist wrote: »

Don’t be ridiculous – our hate is an integral part of our cultural and personal identity, up here.

Where/who would we be without it?

Peaceful, happy well rounded individuals?

Heh as if

joydivision · 12-12-2012 10:47AM

There is too much worrying about hurting peoples feelings these days . Every social situation is a pressure cooker where you may say something impolite or offensive to someone or insensitive.
I blame all this metrosexual ****e . Since when are men supposed to have feelings and feel put out because ye didnt compliment their new cardigan .

mark renton · 12-12-2012 01:01PM

Brian Ferry is da sh1t...

intellectual dosser · 12-12-2012 01:06PM

MadYaker wrote: »

I also thought The Dark Night Rises was sh!te. I also don't like mince pies. Or tea.

Whoah! Thems fightin words!

mark renton · 12-12-2012 01:08PM

intellectual dosser wrote: »

Whoah! Thems fightin words!

Thems lies - everybody likes tea...

eyescreamcone · 12-12-2012 06:43PM

john47832 wrote: »

Thems lies - everybody likes tea...

I don't like tea or coffee

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