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And with respects to IO, I'm going against the grain here but don't listen to people who are generalising about women here and saying "they're" all 'bitches' or whatever. They're not. I don't doubt your girlfriend has acted pretty horribly towards you and it most definitely isn't something you can blame yourself for. If someone is a dick (male or female) then they're a dick. If you allow her to cloud your judgment on other women you meet then you're going to be going in any future relationship with an immediate handicap. As unlikely as it might seem, you'll move on and find someone a thousand times better. Just give it time.

Tesco and ASDA bags have the holes in the bottom. You're not going to keep anything in there, mate. I'm thinking one of those see through bags you get at airports. Keeps everything in vision and still spacious.

A night out with Matty at the Rooms and a bag full of drugs and you'll wake up in the Hilltoon 3 days later dazed and confused. Seriously though, all the best, mate. Just split up with my girlfriend as well. It's always tough regardless of how much you wanted it but in a few days, weeks or months you'll be laughing at how bad you feel right now. Hive looks really good in photos as well. They both have really good photographers. The good thing about Fat Sams is it's like our Union except the clientele are better looking and there's a strong possibility of getting glassed. Two plus points IMO.

That was what I expected from the finale of season 3. A really good episode. Everything that The Walking Dead's supposed to be about.

To be fair, I doubt anyone on here takes Reynard seriously. He's the Alf Garnett of the forum.

Normally I would be willing to try this but I've an exam next Monday and it's imperative I settle into some sort of routine. Woke up at 7pm tonight and have no idea how to resolve it. The problem is I lack the motivation to get up for any reason.

Imagine being so wound up by a politician that you have to moan about everything he does.

I think I know who he is and am sure he was born in Ireland. Still an arsehole though. Really boring.

It's especially hard when it seems that the only goal you should ever have is to "get on in life". A boy I know couldn't be bothered with the daily grind of work post-university and simply moved to France and was living in a tent until a month or so ago. In a way I admire the sheer audacity of him and wished I could be as spontaneous and unfazed about the future as that. I'm the same way just now. I've always had an irregular sleeping pattern (generally 4 or 5am up until 1pm) but lately it's been getting later and later so now I'm falling asleep around 8 and sleeping through till 5 in the evening. Waking up at night isn't helping my mood at all so I just feel like shit constantly.

Did you buy Crusader Kings II? They just released more DLC for it and it seamlessly converts your save into the new game Europa IV so you can play as the same nation (or at least in the same world) from 867 up to 1821. I've logged something like 500 hours of playtime on it.

I've seen you post loads on here and Twitter and never clicked you were the same person. Assuming you're the right person, I enjoyed you getting Wings Over Scotland #telt a while back.

I'm not so sure there needs to be more than America. They've barely scratched the surface of the post-apocalypstic United States. AFAIK they've only just scratched the surface of the New California Republic, its development and clashes with other factions. Even a Fallout set in the east of the US would be wildly different to the previous Fallouts in terms of the factions represented. From a business sense I don't see why there would be any incentive for Bethesda to move the series out of the United States when (according to http://www.vgchartz.com/gamedb/?name=Fallout+3) they've made more than half their sales of 3 and NV in North America.

I've also read the rumour about members of Bethesda apparently photographing the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Thematically, the Fallout series seems to focus loads of attention on 1950s American society so it would be really jarring for them to suddenly move to Europe. It would be really difficult for them to tie events from the past games into a European based Fallout 4 as well.

Very Rawlsian, I liked it as well. Really enjoyed Smith in this. A lot of the past two series have been held up by him being enjoyable to watch rather than great ending so I'm sad that he is leaving.

Considering getting tickets for the Hot Since 82 night, that's just after my exam. Love this remix by them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SiiUivMxYDM

Someone obviously has unless she's birthed the new messiah.

A guy I follow on Twitter couldn't find a suit so rocked up in a formal dress instead.

Really? Have to disagree, I think he has a great eye for spotting the best new music coming out. His own tracks released last week sound promising too.

What was the DJ set like after? Saw the set times and thought it was a strange set up for a gig! PS: did you go formal?

Busted out a selection of them moves at 2manydjs 2 weeks ago.

Split up with my girlfriend last week and finding it a bit tough. Not so much about missing her or anything just it's coincided with a lot of uni work, winter and being skint so I'm stuck in a lot with no company and nothing to do. This thread's a great read though and inspiring to see a lot of people prepared to talk things over and help each other.

Anyone tuned into the Red Bull Revolutions in Sound thing on Channel 4?It's a club takeover of the London Eye with 30 of the most important UK club nights getting a pod each and a live stream to showcase their own brand of electronic music. Link for those interested: http://www.channel4.com/programmes/red-bull?intcmp=homepage_main Was watching the Rinse pod with Skream, Benga and Katy B then a bit of Sub Club with Derrick Carter but stuck on Bugged Out! for Erol Alkan and Green Velvet. Didn't need a reminder but Erol Alkan is an absolute genius.

Think the problem with Club Doss is that when your title is fairly ambiguous in its meaning, to the point where two people living ten miles apart can have wildly opposing views on what it stands for, then it just doesn't have staying power. Dece on the other hand is a universally accepted term for decent. Something easy to understand.