Culture Cup 2.0 round 5
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THE BEST EVER DEBUT ALBUM
Culture Cup 2.0 round 5
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Round 4 of the Culture Cup 2.0 comes to an end and thank the heavens for that. As is standard for 2.0, there were some beauties and some utter sh*te picked in this round. The big winner was The Boss who (after he had put down his Niall Quinn autobiography and chosen his film) picked up maximum points for One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. It’s a quality film so no complaints from me. Trebs scooped up a healthy 8 points for Silence Of The Lambs which is also a tremendous film so again, no complaints here. Michaels got a lovely present of 8 points for his pick of Forrest Gump. That’s right folks, Forrest f*cking Gump. C&R also claimed 8 points with The Godfather. GrumpyG*lfer picked up 6 points for To Kill A Mockingbird which I also voted for. Cracking film. Weeman also picked up 6 points for Raging Bull. So Forrest f*cking Gump is better than Raging Bull and To Kill A Mockingbird. Forrest f*cking Gump.
Lots of posters managed to score a big fat headed zero, including Jeff for On The Waterfront and his arch rivalNicola Sturgeon superfly who, although he did get one vote, won’t be picking up any points as he failed to understand a very simple question and his pick of Lawrence Of Arabia fell outside the criteria. Jules will be disappointed to pick up some points for Annie Hall, but Galted will be devastated that no votes appeared for Amadeus. He saw Rupert Grint once. In a play. L*l. He also saw Laura Dern in a film. Double l*l out loud. Galted is a really funny guy. Dresses like a utter spazz but doesn’t let that hold him back in life. A solid 4 points for Hero keeps our resident champ at the top of the league but he can feel the hot breath of a few men down his neck now. He’ll enjoy that, no doubt. The only points Stella has managed to accrue have come from a book I picked for him. Perhaps the biggest surprise was Union Cane who picked up zero votes for his first choice of The Iron Lady.
Here is the updated league table:
1) Hero 30 pts
2) Paul 24 pts
3) Trebs 24 pts
4) C&R 20 pts
5) The Boss 19 pts
6) Harrier 16 pts
7) Ziggler 16 pts
8) Michaels 16 pts (will be deducted 2 points at the end of the tournament for being a pr*ck)
9) Fat head Adam 15 pts
10) GrumpyG*lfer 14 pts
11) Azzy 11 pts
12) Nakatomi 11 pts
13) weeman 11 pts
14) SerialDAVE 9 pts
15) Jeff 8 pts
16) Shah Abu-bakr 7 pts
17) Beadle 6 pts
18) Jules 5 pts
19) superfly 4 pts
20) Union Cane 3 pts
21) Dagless 3 pts
22) Stella 2 pts
23) Ray Mears big fat zero pts
Round 5 is back to music so please see the poll for THE BEST EVER DEBUT ALBUM.
Remember, IT’S OPEN FOR ALL OF 606v2 TO VOTE.
Thanks.
Round 4 of the Culture Cup 2.0 comes to an end and thank the heavens for that. As is standard for 2.0, there were some beauties and some utter sh*te picked in this round. The big winner was The Boss who (after he had put down his Niall Quinn autobiography and chosen his film) picked up maximum points for One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest. It’s a quality film so no complaints from me. Trebs scooped up a healthy 8 points for Silence Of The Lambs which is also a tremendous film so again, no complaints here. Michaels got a lovely present of 8 points for his pick of Forrest Gump. That’s right folks, Forrest f*cking Gump. C&R also claimed 8 points with The Godfather. GrumpyG*lfer picked up 6 points for To Kill A Mockingbird which I also voted for. Cracking film. Weeman also picked up 6 points for Raging Bull. So Forrest f*cking Gump is better than Raging Bull and To Kill A Mockingbird. Forrest f*cking Gump.
Lots of posters managed to score a big fat headed zero, including Jeff for On The Waterfront and his arch rival
Here is the updated league table:
1) Hero 30 pts
2) Paul 24 pts
3) Trebs 24 pts
4) C&R 20 pts
5) The Boss 19 pts
6) Harrier 16 pts
7) Ziggler 16 pts
8) Michaels 16 pts (will be deducted 2 points at the end of the tournament for being a pr*ck)
9) Fat head Adam 15 pts
10) GrumpyG*lfer 14 pts
11) Azzy 11 pts
12) Nakatomi 11 pts
13) weeman 11 pts
14) SerialDAVE 9 pts
15) Jeff 8 pts
16) Shah Abu-bakr 7 pts
17) Beadle 6 pts
18) Jules 5 pts
19) superfly 4 pts
20) Union Cane 3 pts
21) Dagless 3 pts
22) Stella 2 pts
23) Ray Mears big fat zero pts
Round 5 is back to music so please see the poll for THE BEST EVER DEBUT ALBUM.
Remember, IT’S OPEN FOR ALL OF 606v2 TO VOTE.
Thanks.
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:milkyboy wrote:Well don't take your wife
Wife! l*l out loud.
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You're best off, Milky. There's nothing to gain from these lot, I only come around because Rowley's pops a pile every time I post. And to track Dave's movements...I'll wanna know if he ever gets further south than Lincolnshire.
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Dolphin Ziggler wrote:You're best off, Milky. There's nothing to gain from these lot, I only come around because Rowley's pops a pile every time I post. And to track Dave's movements...I'll wanna know if he ever gets further south than Lincolnshire.
And because you're a massive bummer who thinks he can groom people on here.
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I have three Billy bookcases and all of them have now been cleared to make way for an assortment of children's toys, games and activities...I'm bloody furious...that Thomas the Tank Engine jigsaw is really hard!
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Dolphin Ziggler wrote:You're best off, Milky. There's nothing to gain from these lot, I only come around because Rowley's pops a pile every time I post. And to track Dave's movements...I'll wanna know if he ever gets further south than Lincolnshire.
And because you're a massive bummer who thinks he can groom people on here.
I'm not that big. I won't argue with the rest Three Fingers.
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Dolphin Ziggler wrote:You're best off, Milky. There's nothing to gain from these lot, I only come around because Rowley's pops a pile every time I post. And to track Dave's movements...I'll wanna know if he ever gets further south than Lincolnshire.
And because you're a massive bummer who thinks he can groom people on here.
That's why he wants to track my movements. He's like those sl*gs who want to tell everyone they'd f*cked a footballer (up to but not necessarily including Adam Johnson). Dolph wants to sell his story to the press about how he lured a serial killer into bending over a dead hooker's corpse just so he could try and feel his bum...which explains the 346 stitches in his face
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Am giving serious consideration to starting some work today, off home in two hours and want to feel as though I've made a difference.
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DAVE667 wrote:If anyone wants to vote for NOLA I'd beMind the windows Tino. wrote:Rowley wrote:Am genuinely considering changing my vote to Grace, an album I like rather than love, solely in an attempt to prevent Oasis winning this, which would be a genuine travesty.
I may have to do the same.eternally gratefula bit less of a c*nt to them for a while
I would have Dave but have to stick with Grace in the hope that he overtakes Definitely Maybe, Nola is my third favourite album on the list though.
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That's as close as I'll get to a vote I supposeHammersmith harrier wrote:DAVE667 wrote:If anyone wants to vote for NOLA I'd beMind the windows Tino. wrote:Rowley wrote:Am genuinely considering changing my vote to Grace, an album I like rather than love, solely in an attempt to prevent Oasis winning this, which would be a genuine travesty.
I may have to do the same.eternally gratefula bit less of a c*nt to them for a while
I would have Dave but have to stick with Grace in the hope that he overtakes Definitely Maybe, Nola is my third favourite album on the list though.
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Very very surprised I have a vote, the majority of debut metal albums suck so wasn't easy to come up with one.
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DAVE667 wrote:That's as close as I'll get to a vote I supposeHammersmith harrier wrote:DAVE667 wrote:If anyone wants to vote for NOLA I'd beMind the windows Tino. wrote:Rowley wrote:Am genuinely considering changing my vote to Grace, an album I like rather than love, solely in an attempt to prevent Oasis winning this, which would be a genuine travesty.
I may have to do the same.eternally gratefula bit less of a c*nt to them for a while
I would have Dave but have to stick with Grace in the hope that he overtakes Definitely Maybe, Nola is my third favourite album on the list though.
If it is any consolation it is a damned sight nearer than I have got or anticipate getting in the six months this round still has to run.
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looks like the slim shady lp is the only challenger......
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Rowley wrote:DAVE667 wrote:That's as close as I'll get to a vote I supposeHammersmith harrier wrote:DAVE667 wrote:If anyone wants to vote for NOLA I'd beMind the windows Tino. wrote:Rowley wrote:Am genuinely considering changing my vote to Grace, an album I like rather than love, solely in an attempt to prevent Oasis winning this, which would be a genuine travesty.
I may have to do the same.eternally gratefula bit less of a c*nt to them for a while
I would have Dave but have to stick with Grace in the hope that he overtakes Definitely Maybe, Nola is my third favourite album on the list though.
If it is any consolation it is a damned sight nearer than I have got or anticipate getting in the six months this round still has to run.
Goon.
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DAVE667 wrote:Am giving serious consideration to starting some work today, off home in two hours and want to feel as though I've made a difference.
I'm sure you do enough for the constabulary keeping them in employment with the slayings.
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seanmichaels wrote:looks like the slim shady lp is the only challenger......
Pity it does not count.
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Rowley wrote:seanmichaels wrote:looks like the slim shady lp is the only challenger......
Pity it does not count.
it should. If it is good enough to be NME's no.1 debut album of all time it should be good enough a poorly administered forum quiz.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eminem_discography
Case closed.
Case closed.
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The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
You are f*cking plebs.
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This is like hopkins / dawson all over again.
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Galted wrote:The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
Likewise Galted, I genuinely thought the acid country stylings of Gram Parsons and his cohorts would smash this round.
Guess it does not matter now, but did you pick Rodriguez? Good album and scant consolation, but I almost voted for it if so.
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seanmichaels wrote:This is like hopkins / dawson all over again.
Why, were you wrong again that time?
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Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
Likewise Galted, I genuinely thought the acid country stylings of Gram Parsons and his cohorts would smash this round.
Guess it does not matter now, but did you pick Rodriguez? Good album and scant consolation, but I almost voted for it if so.
I did, and your post almost made me weep with restored faith. More joyous weeping, in fact, than greets my purchases of Billy bookcases.
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Most Police expenditure in West Yorkshire goes on tape for cordoning off crime scenes...that I have nothing to do with.Galted wrote:DAVE667 wrote:Am giving serious consideration to starting some work today, off home in two hours and want to feel as though I've made a difference.
I'm sure you do enough for the constabulary keeping them in employment with the slayings.
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Galted wrote:Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
Likewise Galted, I genuinely thought the acid country stylings of Gram Parsons and his cohorts would smash this round.
Guess it does not matter now, but did you pick Rodriguez? Good album and scant consolation, but I almost voted for it if so.
I did
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Galted wrote:Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
Likewise Galted, I genuinely thought the acid country stylings of Gram Parsons and his cohorts would smash this round.
Guess it does not matter now, but did you pick Rodriguez? Good album and scant consolation, but I almost voted for it if so.
I did, and your post almost made me weep with restored faith. More joyous weeping, in fact, than greets my purchases of Billy bookcases.
Was it not for the need to change my vote as part of the stop definitely maybe winning campaign I would change it to ensure you don't go pointless this round.
On the plus side though, if I ever do get my lazy arse in gear enough to actually apply for Pointless I am definitely going on with you, your ability to pick answers nobody else does is frighteningly efficient.
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Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:Rowley wrote:Galted wrote:The album I chose is not just the greatest debut ever, but quite possibly the greatest album of all time. No surprise then that it's got 0 votes so far. I'd considered the Primitives or Pet Shop Boys, but judging how the voting's gone, am fairly sure that they would have received sod-all.
You are f*cking plebs.
Likewise Galted, I genuinely thought the acid country stylings of Gram Parsons and his cohorts would smash this round.
Guess it does not matter now, but did you pick Rodriguez? Good album and scant consolation, but I almost voted for it if so.
I did, and your post almost made me weep with restored faith. More joyous weeping, in fact, than greets my purchases of Billy bookcases.
Was it not for the need to change my vote as part of the stop definitely maybe winning campaign I would change it to ensure you don't go pointless this round.
On the plus side though, if I ever do get my lazy arse in gear enough to actually apply for Pointless I am definitely going on with you, your ability to pick answers nobody else does is frighteningly efficient.
I would relish a chance to headbutt Alexander Armstrong several times.
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I would relish a chance to headbutt Alexander Armstron several times.
I may have to review your invite. Probably for the best, you'd be frightfully sweaty under the studio lights in the gore tex. Given I will be sweating anyway due to being really fat we should probably not go on together.
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You'll look like a couple of guilty sex offenders...or in Galted's case, even MORE like a sex offender
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Galted wrote:
I would relish a chance to headbutt Alexander Armstrong several times.
He'd smash your face in.
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i'd do his bird. massive fun bags
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Galted wrote:
I would relish a chance to headbutt Alexander Armstrong several times.
He'd smash your face in.
Yeah, but could he survive on a desert island with nothing but some stylish gore tex and his wits at his disposal?
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seanmichaels wrote:i'd do his bird. massive fun bags
Are you getting him confused with David Mitchell?
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Rowley wrote:Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Galted wrote:
I would relish a chance to headbutt Alexander Armstrong several times.
He'd smash your face in.
Yeah, but could he survive on a desert island with nothing but some stylish gore tex and his wits disposed of??
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Seeing as Slim Shady is banned yet still picking up votes, I could, given the fact this is my quiz, allocate the ‘banned’ votes to somewhere else.
I could give Galted a vote to stop him feeling low and give the rest to Grace to stop Definitely Maybe winning.
I’m very fond of the poster who picked Grace as well. I’m quite fond of the poster who picked Definitely Maybe but he still deserves to be punished.
I could give Galted a vote to stop him feeling low and give the rest to Grace to stop Definitely Maybe winning.
I’m very fond of the poster who picked Grace as well. I’m quite fond of the poster who picked Definitely Maybe but he still deserves to be punished.
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Seeing as Slim Shady is banned yet still picking up votes, I could, given the fact this is my quiz, allocate the ‘banned’ votes to somewhere else.
I could give Galted a vote to stop him feeling low and give the rest to Grace to stop Definitely Maybe winning.
I’m very fond of the poster who picked Grace as well. I’m quite fond of the poster who picked Definitely Maybe but he still deserves to be punished.
When reading this I am assuming it goes without say you have a lot of affection for the person who picked the Gilded Palace of Sin.
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Rowley wrote:Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Seeing as Slim Shady is banned yet still picking up votes, I could, given the fact this is my quiz, allocate the ‘banned’ votes to somewhere else.
I could give Galted a vote to stop him feeling low and give the rest to Grace to stop Definitely Maybe winning.
I’m very fond of the poster who picked Grace as well. I’m quite fond of the poster who picked Definitely Maybe but he still deserves to be punished.
When reading this I am assuming it goes without say you have a lot of affection for the person who picked the Gilded Palace of Sin.
No, he's an idiot.
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Rowley wrote:Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Seeing as Slim Shady is banned yet still picking up votes, I could, given the fact this is my quiz, allocate the ‘banned’ votes to somewhere else.
I could give Galted a vote to stop him feeling low and give the rest to Grace to stop Definitely Maybe winning.
I’m very fond of the poster who picked Grace as well. I’m quite fond of the poster who picked Definitely Maybe but he still deserves to be punished.
When reading this I am assuming it goes without say you have a lot of affection for the person who picked the Gilded Palace of Sin.
No, he's an idiot.
His selection would certainly suggest so.
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Rowley wrote:seanmichaels wrote:i'd do his bird. massive fun bags
Are you getting him confused with David Mitchell?
Possibly. All very confusing in the armstrong coren and mitchell triangle.
to simplify it I would do both mitchell and armstrongs wife although having googled armstrong's wife, i'd have to do her from behind because she has a bit of a slaphead.
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Not sure about Warwick Davies' missus though.
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Had I given it more (or, in fact, any) thought I would have gone with A Spoonful Of Miracle by PRAGA KHAN. A truly wonderful piece of work.
Still, even with Force & Styles I have more votes than Rowley.
Still, even with Force & Styles I have more votes than Rowley.
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Warwick, I admire a man who goes for the bigger lady
As for the re-allocation of votes, I don't suppose there's ever a bad time to remind Tina that I've repeatedly called him my favourite LOOOOOONG before the brilliantly organized Culture Cup 2.0 ever came into being.
As for the re-allocation of votes, I don't suppose there's ever a bad time to remind Tina that I've repeatedly called him my favourite LOOOOOONG before the brilliantly organized Culture Cup 2.0 ever came into being.
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DAVE667 wrote:Warwick, I admire a man who goes for the bigger lady
As for the re-allocation of votes, I don't suppose there's ever a bad time to remind Tina that I've repeatedly called him my favourite LOOOOOONG before the brilliantly organized Culture Cup 2.0 ever came into being.
You can have the vote I was going to allocate to Galted.
He is a knobhead anyway.
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Union Cane wrote:Had I given it more (or, in fact, any) thought I would have gone with A Spoonful Of Miracle by PRAGA KHAN. A truly wonderful piece of work.
Still, even with Force & Styles I have more votes than Rowley.
So has Sam Smith!
Now that really f*cking hurts.
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Cheers Tina, you're my favourite (see!?!?!?!?)Mind the windows Tino. wrote:DAVE667 wrote:Warwick, I admire a man who goes for the bigger lady
As for the re-allocation of votes, I don't suppose there's ever a bad time to remind Tina that I've repeatedly called him my favourite LOOOOOONG before the brilliantly organized Culture Cup 2.0 ever came into being.
You can have the vote I was going to allocate to Galted.
He is a knobhead anyway.
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Rowley wrote:seanmichaels wrote:i'd do his bird. massive fun bags
Are you getting him confused with David Mitchell?
I love the fact that you could identify the comedian/ tv presenter simply by mention of his wife's funbags. With knowledge and lateral thinking like that you'll do brilliantly on Pointless.
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Re: Culture Cup 2.0 round 5
jbeadlesbigrighthand wrote:Rowley wrote:seanmichaels wrote:i'd do his bird. massive fun bags
Are you getting him confused with David Mitchell?
I love the fact that you could identify the comedian/ tv presenter simply by mention of his wife's funbags. With knowledge and lateral thinking like that you'll do brilliantly on Pointless.
Coren has got a miserable face though.
Re: Culture Cup 2.0 round 5
Voted for Definitely Maybe. It is the greatest debut album of all time. No arguments, no discussion required.
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Mind the windows Tino. wrote:Idiot.
Agreed.
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Alright girls don't cry over it. Just cos I have better musical taste then you both
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