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Depending on my mood it would be out of these three: Your Silent Face Age of Consent but ultimately would probably opt for Temptation

Currently find myself living in Brazil. The place is over 60 times bigger than England, so can't speak for all of it but where I am, Santa Catarina (in the South), the lifestyle is pretty impressive - white sand beaches, idyllic climate, relatively low crime rate (this issue is a HUGE factor for...

The opening notes played on the keyboard to this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EJ9LuXXhQ6Q never fails to give me an adrenalin rush...

Cheers SeagullTim for link - i had been searching fruitlessly previously..

I watched it at cinema and found it totally absorbing. Constantly makes you think disaster is going to strike at any point and captures what's involved in modern warfare and how it affects those on the front line. In my opinion (and I may well be ridiculed here) best war related movie since...

Sen...bloody...sational. Great things happen to those who wait. Obviously all this is well overdue but it's all within spitting distance now...

I trust a speedy recovery is on the cards. If you're now bedridden for the coming days and have access to laptop I do recommend listening to Alan Davies footie podcast 'It's up for grabs now'. Link here: It's Up For Grabs Now - The Arsenal Podcast with Alan Davies - Download free podcast...

You know the 'Freddie Star ate my hamster' sort of attention grabbing stuff. What title for a thread was so amusing/clever that you simply had to click on to know more...

reason being I laughed out loud at the recent 'Have the Halifax cornered the market with shite adverts?' and that isn't even a play on words or that clever a title...

I, like many on here have the More Than Ninety Minutes book. It captures the defining moments of a club in total crisis... but also of a grass roots supporters campaign that was exceptional in its creativity and determination. For that fact alone Mr Weir should be celebrated for capturing the...

If Bevendean Hillbilly can orate as well as he can scribe - then a career in after dinner speaking beckons. That was a momentous post above...

Two aerials meet on a roof, fall in love and get married. The ceremony was terrible but the reception was brilliant.

Always good to hear about a big payout - and somehow sweeter when it stems from a 'fun' bet - I mean two quid becomes thousands...how cool is that? With Blackburn getting close to equalising at the end, hedging your bet was still the best option rather than all or nowt, that a few would have...

What a superb dilemna to have. My advice, (from a man who started his gambling days at 15 hanging outside Beany the Bookmakers in Holingdean and passing my 10p Win Yankee to geezers to place for me - they understood my passion), is if you have immediate access to the funds lay £3000 on Liverpool...

To start with how about this from home grown Brighton lad Johnny Wakelin 'Muhammad Ali'. Arguably, singing the name of the greatest sportsman ever can only be a morale booster for the players/fans - especially if en masse we sing along "I'm Aliiiiiiiiiiiiiii.... Catch me if you can"...

oops all my links to songs aint working

I was born in Brighton, lived there most of my life but now find myself abroad. I must admit I still enthusiastically sing the praises of this seaside town to many. Yes, without doubt in the last decade or so it has been swamped with wannabe DJs and 'right-on' types. A friend memorably...

"It's pretty hairy here" My mate could only get seat in Villa end and when Brighton equalised a lot of Brighton fans near him who celebrated were thrown out of ground....

EQUALISER - Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeesssssss. I just knocked over my bottle of Brahma!!!

The atmosphere sounds bloomin electric inside the ground.... I think it's even affected the weather here...storm clouds moving in...I'm off to find shelter with laptop in tow...