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I don't know if this is the right section of the board to ask this question,maybe is better than the music or the sports section. Who can help me to find this adidas "jacket" online ? Take a look @ the first 18 seconds of this prodigy video,do you know if its an old or a new adidas jacket the one that keith flint is wearing ? http://dailymotion.virgilio.it/video/xbby2l_the-prodigy-smack-my-bitch-up-live_music I'll be in london in february 2010 for a couple of days,which stores should i visit to try to find this jacket ? THANK YOU VERY MUCH IN ADVANCE

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9CF8SIO0&show_article=1 We must "spend our way out of this recession". The beatings will continue until morale improves! :laugh3:

So pigs CAN fly! (Or at least jump on a trampoline) By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 1:38 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (27) Add to My Stories This little piggy is more than happy to show the world two clean pairs of heels. At six weeks old, Scarlett the rare-breed porker has already mastered the art of trampolining. Owners Gwen and Steve Howell say the woolly Hungarian mangalitza enjoys the experience so much that their daughters Tara, 14, and Alex, eight, now have to wait their turn to play. Mr and Mrs Howell, both estate agents, have seven pet pigs on their farm in Shrewsbury. Scarlett's father Percy was the first to try the tra…

Hi guys! I'm Bella and I work for Capital Meats. I was having lunch with my co-worker in our break room here and chatting about our favorite TV shows. She has been telling me to watch the show Its Always Sunny In Philadelphia and I've been meaning to but I never did until a few nights ago. I watched the kitten mittens episode. Was the most hilarious thing I've seen on television in ages. I love this show and am now a huge fan. She lent me her copies of the first 3 seasons on DVD and I can't wait to go home to watch it.

PC controller gets steamed up over Thomas 'the Sexist' Tank Engine By David Wilkes Last updated at 1:17 AM on 10th December 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories If you thought the television tales about Thomas the Tank Engine were merely light-hearted fun, think again. In fact, they portray a world blighted by a 'conservative political ideology' and a rigid class system which stifles self-expression. And they are sexist. That, at least, is the view of a female academic who took the trouble to analyse 23 episodes of the programme inspired by the books of the Rev W V Awdry. 'Demeaning to women': Thomas the Tank Engine stifles self exp…

'Freedom of speech' victory as Christian hoteliers are CLEARED of insulting Muslim woman as judge slams her evidence By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 5:12 PM on 09th December 2009 Comments (105) Add to My Stories Christian hoteliers accused of insulting a Muslim guest for wearing the hijab and berating her for her beliefs were dramatically cleared this afternoon. Benjamin and Sharon Vogelenzang denied using threatening, abusive or insulting words which were religiously aggravated against white British Muslim convert Ericka Tazi, 60. District Judge Richard Clancy, who heard the case in the absence of a jury, told the couple that r…

For some reason, I'm just having flat-out issues with YouTube. Most times, videos will not play or load at all despite me clicking the play button. In case you need specs, I'm running Firefox 3.0.15 (latest update) on Win XP. YouTube says it needs JavaScript/Flash Player to play videos so here are the details of those Java Platform SE 6 U 14 ("Next generation Java Plug-in 1.6.0_14 for Mozilla browsers") Shockwave Flash 10.0 r32 It shouldn't be a problem with the players, because I have two and this setup has worked perfectly before :huh: Halp? Playing flv videos should be pretty easy, I shouldn't have problems with it like I do now :confused:

Btw polar bear population has increased 5 fold since 1979. http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=76028 Please give up more money and freedom for fake science so our government can have more power. I can't wait til they announce aliens are a threat and we need to spend a few trillion on space guns to defend us.:laugh3::\

Not being too technical about it, I would just like to know how Coldplaying members view computer security nowadays. I believe all of us at one point has been victimized by malware (viruses, worms, trojans, etc.), which is never a good experience. Reading tech forums I found out that it is better to prevent malware from entering the system, than finding how to remove it. So basically, my computer set-up in inexpensive (read: free) and involves: 1. anti-virus/anti-malware with resident (realtime scanner) - Avast (free) (on-demand) - Malwarebytes (free) 2. outbound firewall (with defense+ hips - host int…

Britain's most festive cul-de-sac: Families splash out £3,000 each on 90,000 Christmas lights By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 4:35 PM on 06th December 2009 Comments (12) Add to My Stories The most festive cul-de-sac in Britain has burst into colour after the homeowners switched on their illuminations - with a total of 90,000 Christmas lights. All six families on Trinity Close in Burnham-on-Sea, Somerset, have forked out an estimated £3,000 each for 15,000 fairy lights covering their homes and gardens. Thousands of visitors flock from miles around to view the spectacular display, helping the residents raise thousands of pounds for char…

Newspaper publishers will now be able to set a limit on the number of free news articles people can read through Google, the company has announced. The concession follows claims from some media companies that the search engine is profiting from online news pages. Under the First Click Free programme, publishers can now prevent unrestricted access to subscription websites. Users who click on more than five articles in a day may be routed to payment or registration pages. "Previously, each click from a user would be treated as free," Google senior business product manager Josh Cohen said in a blog post. "Now, we've updated the programme so that publishers can limit u…

Britons are keeping £50 notes under the bed because they have 'lost confidence in banks' says UK's chief cashier By Becky Barrow Last updated at 12:16 AM on 07th December 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories An increasing number of savers are hoarding cash at home because they have lost confidence in the banking system, it emerged yesterday. The Bank of England said the total value of its notes in circulation has soared while their use in transactions is falling. There are 40million more £50 notes alone in circulation than two years ago. Safe storage: Many Britons are keeping cash stored away at home due to mistrust in the ban…

For a second I thought it was back in the Bush days...... http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/12/01/obama.afghanistan/index.html How's that "change" working out?

I'm A Celebrity: 'Fantastico... Now my boys are princes,' says Gino D'Acampo as he's crowned King of the Jungle By Chris Johnson Last updated at 1:24 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (26) Add to My Stories An emotional Gino D'Acampo was crowned King of the Jungle 2009 in the I'm A Celebrity final last night. The Italian chef beat runner-up Kim Woodburn to take the title while snooker ace Jimmy White came in third place. After joining hosts Ant and Dec, he was reunited with his 'little princes' - his two young sons Luciano and Rocco. Gino D'Acampo was crowned King of the Jungle on I'm A Celebrity last night, seen here with his two s…

Why young Megans are less likely to be the teacher's pet By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 9:14 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (13) Add to My Stories Children named Megan and Rory are the most likely to cause mischief at school, according to research. But Frances and Shaun were the best behaved in a study of reward stickers handed out to more than 60,000 schoolchildren. The findings show that boys named Shaun, Calum, Ali, Brandon and Samuel were the most likely to receive the rewards, along with girls named Frances, Kelly, Stacey, Eve and Aisha. Megan Fox: Research has found that children named Megan are the least likely to r…

Crisp lover changes name to Mr Monster Munch A man who is obssessed with crisps, eating a different flavour for breakfast, lunch and dinner, has changed his name by deed poll - to Mr Monster Munch. Published: 7:30AM GMT 03 Dec 2009 Plumber Chris Hunt who has changed his name to Mr Monster Munch Photo: STIAN ALEXANDER Chris Hunt, a plumber, starts the day with packet of pickled onion Monster Munch, has a roast beef Monster Munch sandwich for lunch and a Flamin' Hot flavour bag for dinner. He is so obsessed with the corn snack that he has even devised recipes to include Monster Munc…

Marriage held up by tweeting groom By Basil Katz in New York Friday, 4 December 2009 A groom has created a viral storm after he interrupted his wedding to update his Facebook and Twitter accounts from the altar. Dana Hanna, who works for a pet website, also posted a short video of the ceremony on the internet. It showed him reaching into his pocket for his phone as the minister was about to pronounce the couple husband and wife. The video has had more than 350,000 views. "Oh, Dana is updating his relationship status on Facebook," the minister said as the audience at the Maryland wedding laughed. After Hanna finished t…

No trifling matter: Female councillor's fury over 'sexist and degrading' comment that compared her to a pudding By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 8:04 AM on 04th December 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories Councillor Brian Hayley has denied his remark - in which he liked Cllr Laura Edge to a trifle - was sexist A councillor walked out of a town hall meeting in tears after a colleague compared her to a trifle - saying she was 'lightweight and sweet'. Lib Dem councillor Laura Edge walked out of the meeting of Haringey Council in London after Labour politico Brian Hayley issued the insult during a debate about bus tickets. Cllr H…

Met Office to review 60 years of data amid claims figures were doctored to support climate change fears By Scott Warren Last updated at 11:32 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (0) Add to My Stories The Met Office is to re-examine 60 years of climate data in an effort to ensure the accuracy of historical records used to gauge the extent of global warming. The three-year review comes after leaked emails from within the weather agency and the University of East Anglia Climate Research Unit, with which it works closely, led to fears data was being doctored to block alternate scientific views. The claims of false figures is particularly troubling…

A man who dressed up as Buho, a female elf, has been convicted by a jury at Belfast Crown Court of taking underwear from a shop in a knifepoint raid. Robert Boyd, 45, from Broadlands in Carrickfergus, held up staff at the Orchid shop in Belfast disguised in a wig, hat and glasses. He told the court he had been in a role-playing game at the time and may have blurred reality and fantasy. Boyd was released on bail. Sentencing was adjourned for probation reports. In court on Thursday, ten jurors dismissed Boyd's defence and two believed it. During the three-day trial, the jury heard that Boyd wore a disguise of a blonde curly wig, reading glasses and a beany…

The great Christmas shopping price fix: Millions paying up to twice as much depending on where they live By Sophie Borland and David Derbyshire Last updated at 9:11 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (60) Add to My Stories Enlarge Shoppers could pay more for certain items depending on where they live Millions of shoppers will pay inflated prices for Christmas presents this year because of where they live. Major stores are operating a postcode lottery, with prices for the same item twice as high in some branches. People unable to shop around could end up hundreds of pounds worse off, a Daily Mail investigation has shown. Consumer gr…

Man banned from local library after complaints over his body odour By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 6:52 PM on 04th December 2009 Comments (28) Add to My Stories A man has been banned from his local library in Leicester for a year after complaints - about his body odour. Stuart Penman, 27, was barred following after a string of complaints from customers and staff about his whiffy feet and sweaty armpits. He uses the computers at Wigston Library in Leicester every day to use the computers but will not be allowed back until his personal hygiene improves. Stinky problem: Mr Penman has been told he has a problem with his odour …

Mums DO know best: How we copy their sayings to tell off our own children By Daily Mail Reporter Last updated at 10:38 PM on 04th December 2009 Comments (88) Add to My Stories Most women think they can't possibly grow up to be just like their mothers, with all their annoying sayings. Well, as their mothers probably told them, there's no such word as can't. Eight out of ten of today's mothers admit they use the very same cliches to discipline their children that they had to endure from their own parents. Top of the list of phrases they used was the simple, yet infuriatingly effective response to a child asking why they have to do something: '…

Sell you a sandwich? Sorry, you might choke, says train steward By Luke Salkeld Last updated at 1:53 AM on 05th December 2009 Comments (55) Add to My Stories A train steward refused to sell a passenger an egg sandwich . . . because he might choke on it. Chris Haynes had gone to the buffet car after the crew announced that everyone on board would get a free soft drink as compensation for the train breaking down. After suffering the long delay and a lengthy queue to be served, Mr Haynes was understandably hungry. 'Ludicrous': A train passenger was told he couldn't buy an egg sandwich because he might choke He saw some egg sandwiche…