TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FO YO SELF! - Tyra Banks - NSROT [15 - R]

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  1. appleCORR7

    appleCORR7 Member+

    Jul 3, 2004
    UK
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    Well i have one video which is 2 min 49 secs and on windows movie maker it only shows up 1.47 of the movie. I've done a little video but when i try to load it up onto youtube it doesnt recognise the format ... so im all confused.

    appleCORR
     
  2. vanity_soccer13

    Apr 14, 2004
    so, to sit in upper levels, it's more expensive? I guess I just find that odd since it's the opposite for sports in the states.
     
  3. Case

    Case Member

    May 5, 2004
    Cambridge, England
    Now I may well be wrong, but the tier may be referring to the perceived importance of the games....
     
  4. Skizz

    Skizz Guest

    No, it's literally how it is. At the Emirates we have four levels.

    -----------------------------------
    UPPER TIER
    -----------------------------------
    VIP BOXES
    -----------------------------------
    CLUB LEVEL
    -----------------------------------
    LOWER TIER
    -----------------------------------
    PITCH LEVEL

    The stands aren't too tall at the Emirates so you do get a better view. I've sat in the top top tier, at the back, and the view was excellent. Here's a comparison of the three tiers I have sat in:

    Arsenal v Man City - Upper Tier
    [​IMG]

    Arsenal v Slavia Prague - Club Level
    [​IMG]

    Arsenal v Derby - Lower Tier
    [​IMG]

    Case we do have different prices for different games, Man U Chelsea Liverpool Spudz and West Sham are more expensive than the other league matches.
     
  5. Case

    Case Member

    May 5, 2004
    Cambridge, England
    Yea a goon teammate of mine was saying that this weekend, and I thought the names for the different price bands of games he said may have been tiers given what Vanity had said. I was wrong, it happens (rarely:p)
     
  6. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    SO does anybody have anything to say about Craig David's dramatic change in appearance?

    The guys fukn tank now.:eek:
     
  7. appleCORR7

    appleCORR7 Member+

    Jul 3, 2004
    UK
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    I have this to say about it ....

    BO'SELECTA OUR KEZ!!!

    appleCORR
     
  8. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    Meh, dunno what that means...

    I'm just watching the EMA's now...
    Dunno if Amy Whinehouse was pretending, but she looks completely bombed out of her mind.
     
  9. Skizz

    Skizz Guest

    It were proper Bo I tell thee!
     
  10. Case

    Case Member

    May 5, 2004
    Cambridge, England
    It's a reference to a show that single-handedly proves British comedy is in a very bad waaay, even if the guy isn't British....
     
  11. appleCORR7

    appleCORR7 Member+

    Jul 3, 2004
    UK
    Club:
    Manchester United FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    It was funny at first but then he was scraping the bottom of the barrell for jokes and people to give a massive chin too! Same thing happened with Ali G.

    appleCORR
     
  12. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    I had my mind set on studying Architecture at the main university in my city...

    Only 60 out of 500 or so applicants are accepted for each year.

    I submitted a portfolio of about 10 different pieces, that were required, soon after entries opened.

    My overall aggregate is about 84%, and my school does a higher standard of exams that very few schools around the country do. SO basically, if I was doing the exams that just about every one in the country is doing, I'd be getting in the 90's. I also do Maths and Science.

    So do you think I've been accepted or heard a word yet?!:rolleyes:

    They will instead accept a person of colour, with marks around 50% and may have handed in less then half of the required portfolio pieces...

    It's hard not to become disillusioned.:(
     
  13. thebigman

    thebigman Member+

    May 25, 2006
    Birmingham
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    wow way to blame someones race and stereotype them

    not as if 'people of colour' havnt had it bad for the last few hundred years in SA is it?
     
  14. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    Apartheid was abolished when I was a toddler - do you think I actually even supported it or knew what it was as a 3 year old?

    I wasn't stereotyping either - I was stating a fact. To enter some degrees, people of colour (as it states in the book) need half as many points as white people do.

    I completely agree giving a better chance to people who were previously disadvantaged - it just seems like I'm the one that will now have to pay for it.
     
  15. thebigman

    thebigman Member+

    May 25, 2006
    Birmingham
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    England
    such is life, same over here which is why i wanna leave this country

    political correctness>logic it seems
     
  16. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    It is inevitable that I will leave the country - it is just matter of when.

    My father was saying today that I may just have to study overseas, such is the lack of opportunities.

    When I won an academic scholarship for highschool, I never quite imagined that I'd end up in this situation 5 years later.
     
  17. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    I was about to type something now....

    BUT, I can't remember since I am hearing multiple gunshots outside my house - for the second night running!!

    Night people...I'm going to find a room in my house with no windows and thick walls!
     
  18. Dr.Phil

    Dr.Phil Member+

    Jan 18, 2004
    Club:
    FC Bayern München
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    It might not be possible but maybe studying abroad in Europe or the United States might be for the better. This might be a sign
     
  19. red & wite army

    red & wite army I ain't no drama queen!

    Jan 15, 2005
    Nat'l Team:
    --other--
    It's ridiculously hard to get a study permit for abroad...and then the study costs for a foreigner are overboard as well.

    To Africa, I'm European, and to Europe, I'm African.:rolleyes:
     
  20. Koby7STAR

    Koby7STAR Member

    Feb 16, 2007
    England
    Statistically yes, but people and friends won't really care or know.
    Out of interest, do you have a strong African accent.
     
  21. Skizz

    Skizz Guest

    I can vouch he does, I called one of his phone sex lines and he is a bit gruff!! :p

    Good game today, next two are away in Prague and Reading on a worknight so no need to stress myself!!

    PS: Did anyone see Cesc giving Rio an earbashing after the equaliser went in?

    [​IMG]

    :D
     
  22. Case

    Case Member

    May 5, 2004
    Cambridge, England
    Yiss Miiii-th


    *Bows head in shame*

    Sorry


    I gotta say I did love when Francis Fabs (only figured out thats his equiv name 2day!) gave "Viv" Anderson (lmfao) an earful telling him how it was re: his rolling around like a Joe Cole wannabe!!!
     
  23. Skizz

    Skizz Guest

    And notice Fergie moaning again...he's moaning about the foul in the build up to our 2nd equaliser, but he's conveniently forgetting about Clichy getting steamrollered by that ginger twat Brown and that stupid piece of ex-Spurs crap Carrick in the build up to their opener. So ******** OFF FERGIE.

    Rant over.
     
  24. cjump

    cjump Member

    Jul 31, 2006
    North Carolina
    Club:
    Arsenal FC
    Nat'l Team:
    United States
    and here is the big kicker. because of political correctness, "people of colour" will be allowed to use the whole apartheid card for years to come. even when the generations that were affected have passed away, the card will play it's hand.
     
  25. Koby7STAR

    Koby7STAR Member

    Feb 16, 2007
    England
    sounds like..........

    fcuk of you nob:eek:
     

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