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I've never heard of one of those before.

Under garment onesies are the way forward. Not only are they cosy, but you'll feel like a superhero when your normal clothes are over them. If you had a mask, you could run round a corner, take your clothes off and put the mask on. You're basically Spider-man. The advantages of being Spider-man are too obvious to list here. Kind of similar to Superman but Superman's so gay they should cast Alan Carr to play him. Something like this - http://www.amazon.co.uk/OCTAVE%C2%AE-Thermal-Underwear-Union-Medium/dp/B0057WI666/ref=sr_1_2?s=clothing&ie=UTF8&qid=1421877840&sr=1-2&keywords=thermal+onesie

I've just skimmed this but mine's about 5 1/2" on a warm day.

I think you can report 'items not as described' and send for a return through the ebay system, I think? That really sucks, never actually heard of the happening so obviously.

So my dad's been a Scout leader for 10 years now and he's very genuinely done a ridiculously good job. It started as a two pack a week thing and now there's six each with thirty kids in it. We organized a halloween party and had 220 people show up. I'm not saying it's rise in popularity is all down to him but I would say without him it wouldn't be nearly as successful. It's a completely volunteer thing but if he was pain a minimum hourly wage he'd be much more well off. This kind of thing included organizing camps, wiping up kids sick, putting up with the ones that clearly have advanced behavioural issues and cleaning up blood and everything else you'd think would come with it. Basically it's a massive job and even though it's a volunteer thing he at least deserves a massive thank you. He's stepping down this year so the leaders have sent out two emails saying this to the parents asking for a collection, just for a send off gift, nothing expensive but something to say 'thanks for 10 years of unpaid hard work'. The town's a little weird in that a lot of people are very well off and then there's a few council estates, but you would definitely expect a pretty good contribution. This is a town where a priest was once given two big plasma screen tvs by different people. Three weeks with reminder emails = £15.

I'm fairly close to Reading so if you're up for a weekend ride let me know. Facebook? Can't send you a PM on here yet

This time Chuck, which I've only just gotten into. But this is not the first time. They've also spoiled Breaking Bad and The Office. I'll just have to hit next episode faster.

Netflix and their stupid little next episode screens that ruin everything.

I heard if you get 10 warning points, tomturd legally has to inform the police about it.

I wasn't a fan either. Compared to videos like his segment in Crux it was terrible. There was a lot of clips that shouldn't have been in a video of someone who is actually as good as he is.

Both of the originals rather than the remakes? I'm still adjusting to subtitle movies

I had done but then before I was due to leave the senior manager, who I do think is actually good at what she does, told me there's going to be a few job openings in the next few weeks that she said I should definitely apply for, and those jobs are much more interesting and paid better than what I have currently. Now it's just hoping it leads somewhere. Handing in my notice got me some right to work from home more often, so that's something. I'd rather not do that, they're bitchy enough without me getting involved with that. I sent an email to the manager pointing it out so they're at least aware of it, and because it takes longer it'll look like I'm just not doing anything for a while.

My job sucks. I didn't quit after I had meeting where they asked me to say saying there was other openings soon so thought I'd stay at it a while. Today I'm working from home and they've taken the opportunity to dump almost everything on my. I literally have 14x the work they all have, and we can see everyone's inbox so it's obvious I was going to see. I'd call up and say this just isn't efficient but I don't want to be seen as whiny if I'm going to be going for other jobs there. 6 people with 2-3 documents to address, me with 86. Obviously this had to be properly addressed on TF before I actually do work though.

Watched The Mist. I wasn't expecting much, just thought it would be a kind of apocalypsy type movie but it was really great. And the ending, don't know what to say but one of the most distinct movie ending I've seeing.

Guys, I think I found a really cool bypass to this issue l0l

If you do your definition of 'special' could change pretty drastically, that's the problem there

Cartoons relating to the murders of the French catoonists today - http://imgur.com/a/X2dT5

My mum's furious my 18 year old brother has a Daily Sport in his room. She doesn't like porn. It's been a really great argument to watch and make snide comments during. It'll probably be the part of the Christmas holidays I look back my fondly on.

Not technically a film but Angels in America is something I keep going back too, just so good.

Really awesome, but not that footjam tailwhip fumble

I've said it before on here and I'll say it again 'No, you have to leave. I'm FBI' He was a priest, but one with an FBI badge in the boot of his car.

New Years Eve at home for me. I should really get some friends that live near me on a fairly consistent basis. Did buy Age of Empires yesterday though, so that's an evening right there.

On a Seth Rogan note, 50/50's very good. Few hard to watch bits with it being a cancer film and all but definitely worth watching. Am yet to watch a movie Seth Rogan doesn't do any drugs though.