PLAGIARISM!

Did he include that in his speech?

Them were the days huh.

YEAH SO?

I like that ridiculously garish piano.

Yeah, I saw the backlash coming to be honest, after everyone was swilling their ecstasy down with it in the 90s

I like AC/DC. Quite a lot.

Hey, so am I!

Garlic bread. But just garlic bread. No need for cheese or tomato or anything.

Death to all.

Though I'm not huge on Big Star either, I think 'September Gurls' edges 'Alex Chilton'. But its by no means an open and shut case.

So yeah, 'I don't want to grow up' was a bit flat, but I like the other two.

Crikey!

Wonder goal from Tommy Spurr on sky, but we should have bleeding won, and definitely need a win from the last three. I mean, seven effing draws in a row!

My friend inadvertently said 'thanks' to an ATM once.

Yeah, here's some other stuff I put in this bracket that rules. Centro-Matic - 'Huge In Every City' Superchunk - 'Why Do You Have to Put a Date on Everything' Afghan Whigs - 'Crazy' GBV - 'Teenage FBI' The Only Ones - Another Girl, Another Planet

Anyone else notice they've started with the cider? I just got completely sick of lager, and now I'm on cider all the time. It's not much better in terms of quality in the pubs and such, but gets you there quicker and I find I can drink it any time of the day. Worrying.

This can't be that hard.

I'm not a huge fan or anything, but I'm glad one of these bands making a comeback is doing the same thing people liked them for in the first place instead of trying to 'update' their sound.

That day didn't turn out to be a complete disaster in the end, but we have as decent a run-in as you could ask for now and need to worry about getting our own house in order. On Monday.

Oh christ, everyone around us is winning except Leicester.

He worked in 'load-bearing poster'. Nuff said.

I don't get 'Anchorman' at all. That's my main gripe with this guy. Just Catchphrase after catchphrase. Nothing in between.

touché, salesman. My list's pretty much the same as Edwin's, only stuff like Dylan and Sam Cooke would probably get swapped for stuff like Mark E Smith and Russell Mael. Too predictable to bother with the whole thing.

SNL's best in years? Quite possibly, but that's not particularly funny these days either. As for what I do like, I watch a hell of a lot of standup and sitcoms, and it's Black Books, Curb Your Enthusiasm, South Park, classic Simpsons, Brass Eye, Blackadder (most of them are British, I admit that) and as for movie actors, Bill Murray, John Belushi, Peter Sellars etc etc, and I don't necessarily prefer them because they're more 'intelligent'. Their stuff is better executed. They don't all hinge on subtlety, but Ferrell's timing isn't especially good, and his one-liners predictable. I don't spend any time analysing him to realise that. He was inoffensive as a bit-parter, but didn't exactly stand out either. Except for the fact he was always the loudest.