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With the greatest respect you've hardly been here long enough to judge.

You can turn off the nag message from Windows Update but the exact method depends on the version of Windows you're using. For Win XP it's in Control Panel-->Security Centre-->"Change the way Security Center alerts me" For Windows 7 it's in Action Center:

So if someone was taking refuge in a British embassy abroad you would be okay with that country doing the same?

There's an option to change the number of posts displayed up to a maximum of 40 per page in your personal settings.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6y_3J7AtSM

I had them down for a 1-1 draw but changed it at the last minute which cost me three points!

Congratulations to 'Astute' on getting 18 points :claping hands:

The first 20 mins wasn't bad! :D

The Premier League has announced a clampdown on websites hosting illegal streams of matches. Top-flight officials recently confirmed that 30,000 offending sites were put to an end during the last season, stamping out around 75 streams per match played. Barclays Premier League officials...

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

If they're not Sky Blue fans I don't see the point?

I bought some 50lb potato bags. I practiced with them every morning, raising them a bit higher every day until I felt really confident. I next plan to perform the same exercise but with some potatoes in each bag.

Couldn't take my eyes off Amelia Harris' tits, have no idea what she was saying?

According to overnight viewing figures, a million people stopped watching during the George Michael set! I read at the time it was just a plug for his latest recording.

Rather you than me :laugh:

My one's alright, don't fancy your's much though! :laugh:

The Birds is on again at 9 o'clock on ITV3 tonight if anyone is interested.

Bad language at City games is nothing new. When I was a kid in the 1960s there was Polish bloke in the seat next to us in the Main Stand at Highfield Road who used to swear like a trooper all through the game. It didn't bother me but my mother* used to complain bitterly: "Do you mind, I've got a...

Yep, all build-up and no pay-off :mad:

Des Lynam has questioned the BBC's use of female commentators for its London 2012 Olympics coverage. Jacqui Oatley and Christine Still have been among the corporation's few lead female voices, for football and gymnastics respectively. Writing in his Daily Telegraph column, Lynam opined: "I...