goldust40

He should change his own name as it has a rude word in it. So. Yus.

He should change his own name as it has a rude word in it.

Afternoon, all.

You should join these fine folks. Try to get to the end of the video - it's only one minute, but you won't make it.

You were born to sing, quite clearly.

Poppycock. Well, you would say that of course. You'll get to your 40,000 post soon mate. I can but dream.

Keep it going...

Poppycock. Well, you would say that of course.

Yes, I realize that. I have run a couple selling threads, done some trades, bought a ton of stuff, but this stupid random posting is just for fun(ish) I'm not judging, being guilty of posting in this thread. So carry on...

You do realize it's what you bring to the forum rather than meaningless post counts that are important here, right??

Everett's often superb post-code covers were all about implied menace and foreboding, and usually promised considerably more than the stories within the book.

Twerk.

I'm really starting to hate Stan Lee sigs, authenticated or not, especially when they are in black sharpie. It's not a particularly attractive signature to begin with and it's become so ubiquitous as to become annoying, especially on keys and high grade silver. I'm of the philosophy if it's your book you can do what you want, and if you want it signed then do it, but it's getting to the point where so many keys are sporting a Stan Lee sig that folks are going to be paying a premium for copies without them. I have often wondered when that tipping point would be reached. I also have wondered what future generations of comic collectors will think (assuming there are any) about the 2010s craze for adorning so many important comic books with such daubings.

Didn't spot that. I have some reading to do...

Some changes or deletions from the original text, but more importantly they made him a zombie hippie.

Morning all.

I'm afraid that the sage (Robbie Savage) has said nay. Although they've lost the same amount of games as Man C.

Just about the best article I've read regarding Spurs' serial failure compared to their peers since the dawn of the Premiership. Very good indeed. So true - Spurs don't need a student, they need a previously successful manager with a system who knows what he wants. And doesn't allow the chairman to make all the purchases. And its possible that Paulinho and Soldado will turn out like all those other great buys who couldn't wait to leave after half a season, from Popescu and Dumitrescu onwards. Mind you, as far as Spurs former great midfield five are concerned - Parker was losing it, the club couldn't hang onto Modric and Van Der Vaart, and although Lennon is still there, he's a shadow of his former self. Spurs are due for their once in a decade trophy though - maybe this squad can lift the League Cup. Tottingham's gonna do it again.