Utd have the bigger share of glory hunters (couple of generations time could be different) but I reckon the support in Manchester itself is about 50/50.

I'm from the midlands, we hate all of you ;)

We're yet to get to the end of the series in the UK but I've got to say I'm finding it a slog. Clearly something is off in my chemistry but I'm on the verge of calling it a day.

The Blur Oasis thing was just class war on a cultural battlefield… Man.

Oasis' only link to Madchester was geography and the D&B scene wouldn't have given those pub rockers the time of day.

I'm trying to work out which is the wrongest bit of that post. It's like some sort of art project.

I love how they're adapting this stuff. I'm reading each book after each season airs, letting the show drop the bombs and reading to expand and keep track of all the bloody Sers. The telling of that story in the book happens when Oberyn and Tyrion first meet. Way more of a punch here.
Speaking of punches, that scene…

Never get involved in a land war with Original First Supergroup Asia

Ok, weird question, it's been a long long time since I've seen If…. but is this dubbed in the US to replace every instance of fag, fags and fagging with a scum variant or is it that way in the original?

And only today do I realise that Greek has nothing to do with that nice place on the Southern tip of Europe.

I love how intense he gets. Highlight of the season for me.

So clearly this list is missing reggae tunes about animals and their sequels then. It's an outrage I tell you!

I hope he retains his dignity by not going out like a raspberry ripple.

His accent is amazing in that. Could not believe how convincing his brummie was.

Not well known… Really? As far as deejay tunes go, it's up there with your Ring The Alarm, Broader Than Broadway, Dangerous, Heads High, Murder She Wrote etc

Stalag version. So many great tunes ride it.
Bam Bam, Ring The Alarm, Cuh Oonuh, Dust a Sound Bwoy

My mom likes this song.

Me. I hated Big Fish. It gave me diabetes.

Dub Be Good To Me gives him a life time pass from me. Mid 90's Better Living Through Chemistry era he was pretty bang on it too.
It's fascinating how an entire spectrum of music can get squished into this EDM thing. Its longevity and success elsewhere around the world is down to this very diversity.

Don't waste time feeling bad, get on it they'll make you feel good. Having said that I've only seen the Cairo one, but it's delightful.
I enjoyed The Artist but it felt way too long for such a slight story. It was like a short puffed up to be theatrical length.