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IanD wrote:Any sign of this again for this year?

If no one else has a pool I can do one.

Any pool made yet?

Following Saba (Rathmines) and Diep (Ranelagh), Siam Thai have opened a take-away. It's in Ranelagh, where the pizza place used to be (the one that always looked closed, but claimed to have the best pizza in the world, opposite Pinocchio). Haven't tried it yet, but menu looks like similar options b...

Following Saba (Rathmines) and Diep (Ranelagh), Siam Thai have opened a take-away. It's in Ranelagh, where the pizza place used to be (the one that always looked closed, but claimed to have the best pizza in the world, opposite Pinocchio). Haven't tried it yet, but menu looks like similar options b...

Brilliant

like this one too

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbkSRLYS ... ata_player

Saw Melancholia the other day.......utter tosh - avoid at all costs

Have been watching a few on Netflix and have a few more to see going by whats posted on this thread. Collapse - Either about a batshjt crazy looney or everyone start to PANIC. Food Inc - Really enjoyed it, it's amazing how much power corporations are afforded Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price - S...

Using it on PS3 - Selection is cr@p for new releases, I thought Apple tv was bad but Netflix is far worse. Still though it is free for the first month and there are lots of good docs on there and a few tv shows worth watching - currently half way through Firefly - great show. Loads of Animé flix too...

http://chirb.it/5PAqPH

A mate o mine doing all the voices

Am half way through Fall of Giants - Ken Follett. Great book, must find more books based around world war 1

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Dexter wrote:

Thanks. I've been finding it very difficult to get good fantasy reads. I had read George RR Martin and Robin Hobb first so I guess it's a tough benchmark.

Have you read The Chronicles of Thomas Covenant The Unbeliever by Stephen R. Donaldson, loved them

Also if that type of historical novel floats your boat then try Peking by Anthony Grey - set in China during the Long March and Saigon by same author set in Nam from time of French occupation all the way up to the Yanks.

Has anyone read Shogun? Guy yesterday tried telling me it was the best book he's ever read, better even that Pillars of the Earth. World Without End is a damn fine sequel. It's set 200 years after the end of Pillars and right now I couldn't say which is better. Yes, still one of my fav books ever, ...

Mine had RROD about 3 months ago. I rang the Helpline, they asked me to quote them the serial number, they then arranged to fix it free of charge. They also paid for the UPS collection and delivery. It took a fortnight all told. I can PM you the number of the support centre I phoned. They really di...

Downloaded the hi rez versions of the TV mini series (Pillars of the Earth)yesterday. (It's a 5 parter) On BWs recommendation. Part one was good. Part 2 tonight I reckon Disclaimer: I recommended the book, not the tv series. I've not seen the series yet. It's great! Saw the 1st 3. Tuesday, Wednesda...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FL7yD-0pqZg

Anyone actually read the Steig Larrson books? Considering they're everywhere, I might check them out, but I dont want to waste my tiime on more Dan Brown type muck I loved them, the first one is a bit slow to start as you have to get used to the Swedish names and place names but once you get into i...

Finished Pillars of the Earth and the second one World Without End by Ken Follet...loved them both...absolutely sick Im finished tbh...would love to be starting them now