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Puskas wrote:I'll be spending a long weekend in a cardboard box in a sewer in Slough, during which time I will be stabbing myself in the eye with a blunt pencil.

This is a huge improvement on my day-to-day life.

I hope you've put that weekend in the diary, and it doesn't clash with pop festivals or football.

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It's got to involve missing most of your serves, hence gifting the points to your opponent, but them doing something similar. Hence you each win the other's game, without making a shot. It then comes down to the minimum number of shots you need to win a set - presumably 2 to win the tie break . So ...

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De acuerdo, Don Kangana... Enlighten, though, how about Latin American wines - are they following the French example? I'm enjoying young Chilean consistently (red and white - not yet found a truly excellent spanish white, can you enlighten here?) And a very decent, 2009 Argentinian red tonight. Spa...

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Athers wrote:
Verbal wrote:Rebecca Hall is a making me swoon.

This is the lass from Starter for Ten isn't it.

Far right, aged about 10

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Zulus Thousand of em wrote:
Puskas wrote:Tonight I am going home.

By myself.

To weep.
Again? You can rent whores by the hour - so I hear.

He weeps because I'm mean and won't let him play street football with us.

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Woo! We're with the Puskas Hands that do dishes can be as soft as your Puskas(??? I am, it has to be said, soft as sh*te) Get Puskas or Get out! I like the last one... Other top Puskas ones would be, don't you think, Too orangey for Puskas I'd like to buy the world a Puskas The future's bright, the...

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I like him too. Much more than I could ever have liked Choker. The roof could have been his saviour and his downfall at the same time tonight. He got his match done tonight, but so has everyone else in the men's single draw who played on the "minor" courts. That saves him getting up and warming up ...

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What a dislikeable arsehole Murray is. Thought Wickxxwaka's backhand was beautiful Have you actually met Murray in order to form this opinion? I'm planning to queue up overnight to try and get show court tickets for Wednesday. Has anyone done this before or have any tips? I'd say you're already too...

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I considered voting for the Roman Party.

I assume they were putting forward a manifesto containing a promise to bring better sanitation, medicine, education, irrigation, public health, roads, fresh water, baths, public order and peace - but as I didn't get a leaflet from them I'm not sure.

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My experience of Shakespeare is mostly school (the same for everyone?) . Just before I left school we went to see Romeo and Juliet (the Olivia Hussy version) I fell in love with Juliet (who must be either a pensioner or dead by now) She was only 15 when she made that, which makes her about the same...

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Roasted courgette & onion with a couple of chopped up spicy sausages, held together with a tin of chopped tomatoes and topped with a couple of spoons of freshly grated parmesan, all baked for 30 mins. Washed down with a glass of Sauv Blanc. Man, that sounds good soul food. But red wine, surely? The...

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Roasted courgette & onion with a couple of chopped up spicy sausages, held together with a tin of chopped tomatoes and topped with a couple of spoons of freshly grated parmesan, all baked for 30 mins. Washed down with a glass of Sauv Blanc.

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Bonanza in the charity shops today: Stephen King's On Writing , which I've eyed from afar for awhile; Stuart Maconie's Cider With Roadies (anyone who hasn't yet started listening to him and Mark Radcliffe on Radio 2 Mon-Thu 8-10pm should do so without further ado); and a Viz Profanisaurus . Still c...

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Curried vegetable bake. A layer of leeks, broccoli & celery initially flash-fried with with ginger, chilli, paprika, coriander & cumin, topped with grated carrot, parsnip & cabbage mixed with ground fennel seeds and Lancashire cheese. Interesting.

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Beginners thingy... If i had to name three accessible, wonderful intros to opera I'd go, in order of accessibility... Carmen (Bizet), La Traviata (Verdi), La Boheme (Puccini)... I would have put Tosca in there rather than Boheme, on the basis that it's just as good but shorter! Carmen, though I lov...

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Little Green Man wrote:Malbec - now you're talking. Majestic used to do one called Gestos - mmmmmmmmmmmmmm!

Have to say I've never drunk a bad one - and I've tried a fair few. Best ever was in an Italian restaurant in BA but I can't remember its name

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Montreal Wanderer wrote:Perhaps, however, they could not find any carmenere - I'll have to check my wine books when I get home from work (it being 4.52 here).

People work at 4:52 on a Friday afternoon?!!

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You're making me hungry now and I've already eaten! :D Is carmenere a chilean grape, or am I getting it mixed up? If it is i tried for the first time (half price in morrisons) last week. Thought it was excellent. I thought that it's of French origin originally, but please don't quote me on that, I'...

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Yeah, but.... I go on the Northern Line. I know this is in the open in the Extreme North (Scotland or Finchley or somewhere), but is covered elsewhere. So why is it not working fine elsewhere? Eh? Pah. And pah again. Isn't the depot at Morden open to the elements? And there must be a depot in the f...

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Aye. I don't know much about art, but I know what I like. A nice painting. Some fruit. Or maybe a bloke on an 'oss with a dog. Gah. That Picasso bloke - they don't even look like people. Some of them have square heads and that. Modern art - burn it all. What about this one? http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk...

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