How We See The World

Well...it was obvious I would start this doomed thread...so...if anyone knows what am I talking about... Anyhow...I can't wait for it! October 31st in America... I have really high expectations...since FFX's my all-time favourite... And you?

This is a madness to tell the truth. Can't believe some kids really believe these people... http://www.landoverbaptist.org/news1206/ps3.html What a nice generation's growing up.

Student may have drunk himself to death after pub crawl by LUKE SALKELD Last updated at 22:00pm on 29th November 2006 Gavin Britton's body, dressed in fancy dress, was found slumped in a street. A university student is thought to have drunk himself to death after a lengthy pub crawl with friends. Gavin Britton’s body, clad in fancy dress, was found slumped in a street hours after he had joined fellow students for the drinking session. It emerged that Mr Britton had been drinking with fellow members of the university Golf Society before he died. And it was claimed that some of the older students may have planned to get first year students …

A four-year-old girl spent more than six hours stuck in a school minibus after she was locked in it for the day, it has emerged. The pupil was picked up in the morning and taken to St Joseph's Cathedral Infants School in Swansea but was overlooked as everyone else got off. The unnamed girl was only found at the end of the school day. The school said it had apologised to her parents and taken steps to ensure it could not happen again. "As a caring school and community we were deeply upset by this incident as parents expect the very best from our school," it said in a statement. "A situation like this has never previously occurred and we will ensure that i…

The 11½ stone dog 'that was cruelly overfed' by ANDREW LEVY Last updated at 08:38am on 30th November 2006 A labrador who was allegedly made so obese by his owners that he 'looked like a seal' and could barely waddle a few steps. Brothers David Benton, 53, and Derek Benton, 62, are the first pet owners to be prosecuted for causing unnecessary suffering to an animal on the basis of overfeeding. They claim the dog was given a normal diet of dried food and the occasional bone. But the RSPCA says they allowed Rusty's weight to balloon to more than 111/ 2 stone - double the average for his breed. Yesterday, RSPCA inspector Jason Finch told magistrates i…

it's only a rumour that i read today, nothing official. though, if it's true, you've read it first here :smug: the first 3 (only a rumour): 1. Fabio Cannavaro 2. Gianluigi Buffon 3. Thierry Henry by the way, the official ceremony in on Nov 27th

Should he be allowed to stay in charge of England, current world champions, where they has lost 13 out of 22 matches under his managership or should he be fired? Discuss

Baby giraffe Molly makes her debut at zoo Last updated at 14:49pm on 29th November 2006 Zoo bosses unveiled their latest addition today - a rare baby giraffe. The Rothschild giraffe, named Molly, was born at Chester Zoo two weeks ago weighing about 150lb. She took just 30 minutes to walk and is being nurtured by parents Kelly and Thorn, aged six and five. Mike Jordan, Chester Zoo's curator of mammals and birds, said: "Kelly was a little anxious in her role as a new mum to begin with and we were on standby to intervene and help the calf, but they have now taken to each other. "Molly is suckling and her mum is being very attentive. We are delighted wit…

A double amputee has been jailed for a year after leading police on a high-speed car pursuit, using modified broom handles to control the vehicle. The three-mile chase ended when Robert Bate crashed through a fence near Hawthorn, County Durham, in January. When officers examined his automatic Vauxhall Astra they found the wooden poles duct-taped to the pedals. Bate, 27, of Seventh Street, Blackhall, admitted dangerous driving when he appeared at Newcastle Crown Court. The court heard that a marked police car spotted the Astra on a stretch of the B1285 near Hawthorn. It stopped briefly when police activated their sirens and blue lights, but then sped off …

Hey I was just wondering how to create a gif from a video i had. Any help on software to download or well anything would be awesome.

because this doesn't happen everyday, deserves a thread... :D last thursday, uefa cup match between FC Basel and Nancy, during injury time...

Channel 4's Big Brother final will no longer be shown live because contestants on this year's show broke rules on swearing before the watershed. The move comes after broadcasting watchdog Ofcom upheld two complaints against Channel 4 over three separate incidents of bad language on the show. Ofcom noted that 14% of the 6.4 million viewers on the night were children. Channel 4 said it had undertaken "a serious review", and next year's final would be shown on a time delay. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/6188244.stm

Three people have been sent to a special clinic for radiological tests following the death of the Russian former spy Alexander Litvinenko. The 43-year-old's death last week has been linked to the discovery of radioactive polonium-210 in his body. Traces were found at a London hotel and a sushi bar he visited and the three - all linked to the venues - are being referred as a precautionary measure. An inquest into Mr Litvinenko's death will be held on Thursday. The hearing will be opened then adjourned at St Pancras Coroner's Court, said a Camden Council spokesman. The three people were referred for tests because they had symptoms which may indicate radiat…

Giving teenage soap characters dead-end jobs and low aspirations risks shattering young viewers' career dreams, TV writers have been warned. Characters in soaps like EastEnders are role models and ought to be seen to better themselves, the body charged with boosting England's skills says. The Learning and Skills Council has made a "most wanted" list of characters it thinks writers are selling short. Topping the list is EastEnders' market trader Stacey Slater. The council (LSC) says she has a multitude of "transferable skills", such as a strong work ethic, determination and good people skills. The LSC says that if she were to put her skills to good use an…

Following his film about music and war in Iraq, Soundtrack to War , Producer/ Director George Gittoes slices into the mirky underbelly of the Giant Land of the Free. RAMPAGE is another Gittoes journey into the forbidden zones; - America's war in Iraq, and in it's own backyard - life in a Miami ‘hood - an exploration of hiphop's musical innovations, as important as the field s the field hollers, the blue, the blues, and jazz, which also began in the black ghettos, and went on to evolve as major music styles. http://www.rampagethemovie.com/ Edit: found trailer no need for my explaination he he i think its being released in Australia this week.

Record numbers of Britons are buying real fur, overturning decades of campaigning by activists who say substitutes should be worn instead. Sales of fur clothing have hit £500m for the first time, up 30 per cent on two years ago, with £40m of new fur products being imported every year. To the fury of the anti-cruelty lobby, the championing of real fur by supermodels and top designers is sending sales soaring, with, say protesters, young animals being clubbed and shot by hunters as a result. The fashion designer Stella McCartney last night told The Independent on Sunday: "The continuing use of fur is a real problem in the fashion industry, and there is an issue wi…

Condoms, Johnnies, French letters, Durex, love gloves, rubbers. Call them what you will, Beatrice Were wishes her husband Francis had worn one. Four months after he died in 1991 she discovered he had been HIV positive and passed the infection on to her. "I was very bitter, and the bitterness took years to go away," she says. "I realised that he knew and did not tell me. I felt betrayed." Beatrice was 22 years old when she found out. Now 38, she hears that the Pope may relax the Roman Catholic church's total ban on condoms, and has something to say to him. "Most women in my country abstain from sex until marriage, only to be infected by their husband. Even when you may…

Andy Robinson has had his last game as England coach, according to BBC Radio Five Live's Sportsweek programme. England have lost eight of their last nine matches and a "well-placed" source has told the programme Robinson will be asked to resign or face the sack. First choice as replacement is World Cup-winning captain Martin Johnson. But if Johnson is not available, former Wasps and Ireland coach Warren Gatland or ex-South Africa coach Nick Mallett will come into the frame. England have lost 13 of their 22 Tests under Robinson - including three of this month's four autumn internationals - and have slumped to seventh in the IRB world rankings. Robinson's t…

Parents are being urged not to buy their children dangerous or anti-social presents for Christmas. Off-road bikes, replica and ball bearing guns, knives, alcohol and go-peds are all on Greater Manchester Police's "least wanted" list. Imitation firearms would be confiscated if they were reported to be causing alarm in the community, the force said. Officers are also reminding parents that to ride a mini motorcycle riders must be over 16 and properly insured. 'Wrong choice' Possession of any kind of fireworks by anyone under 18 is also an offence. Parents are being encouraged to ensure that if their children must have an alcoholic drink over the festiv…

Prayers were being said for a 10-month-old baby who was scalded when hot water pipes burst above her cot. Rhianna Hardie remains in a critical condition in hospital after suffering 85% burns in the accident at her council house in Taunton, Somerset. Doctors have told the baby's family her injuries are so severe that she only has a 20% chance of survival. The Rev Tim Jones said: "Our thoughts are with her family and we are of course here to support them." "All churchgoers have been saying prayers for Rhianna and her family at this time of tragedy and hoping and praying she will pull through," he said. Rhianna was scalded on only the second night the famil…

Croc Hunter's widow fears for 'too happy' daughter Bindi Last updated at 12:10pm on 22nd November 2006 Daddy's girl: Bindi filming with Croc Hunter Steve Irwin in 2004 The widow of Crocodile Hunter Steve Irwin has taken her two children to a psychologist following concerns daughter Bindi has been "so happy" despite the death of her father. Terri Irwin revealed she had wanted eight-year-old Bindi and her two-year-old brother Bob's emotional states assessed. "I met with a psychologist and that's been a tremendous help for me," she said. "I asked him if everything was OK, because Bindi has been so happy. And he said, 'Why? Are you worried? Th…

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British Government Attacks Own Citizens Source: Illuminati News Added: Nov. 23, 2006 In the 1960’s the British government experimented on the British public with germ warfare released on the underground. The down market newspaper “The Daily Mirror” Oct 27, 2006 carried part of this with its article on Bio Wars, with stomach bug and influenza type germ attacks on British towns, particularly Swindon and Southampton.[1] The tests were to see how the virus reacted in different conditions, where many British people suffered permanent health damage. Papers released by the National Archives, also show E. Coli. 0157, the killer bug passed through food and drink; Porton…