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And anyone has the right to ridicule it when it has no basis more reliable than your own imagined experience.

Hahahaha! :D Have you ever tried to beatbox like that? Oh, it's hard!

Boo hoo, go cry to mother nature. Animals kill as well, get used to it. I'd love to go hunting, looks like great fun, especially deer hunting, here in England there a big seasons for hunting with guns but bow hunting is banned. Bit of a gray margin when it comes to England, because you can hunt some things, as the gain actively goes towards produce. However, hunting for 'fun' (eg fox hunting) or 'inhumanely' (eg bow hunting) is outlawed, as, I think, it should be. Of course, the gray area is where it becomes more of one than the other.

Unlike you, where you only seem to piss me off.

Yeah, OK mate. I don't even need to ask what the people here at tip.it would think over the matter.

We're procrastinating here, and I agree it's certainly not only blacks (I never said it wasn't) in this generation, but it would be foolish to discount it as rid off.

Far too tall, not a big enough neck (F1 drivers have huge, over-proportionate necks to accomodate the G-force) and, to put it bluntly, too 'black' to be Lewis Hamilton. You have to take into account, as well, that this segment would have been filmed a few months ago (look at Hamster's hair). Granted, Hamilton was already making new waves by then, but his affiliation with Clarkson, at least, was no-where near as strong as it is now. Also, he's likely to be on the show in a few weeks time as a guest. To summarise: Not a chance in hell it was Hamilton :P

That's a good shout, probably the most significant event, sporting wise anyway, that might fall under this discussion.

You'd think Hamilton might have had an outside chance if he'd won the title, but even then he'd be pushing it. To say he had such an impact globally in the way, say, Tiger Woods had back in 1997, would be a massive over-statement.

It certainly rings bells, for me. Got a massive giggle out the story and also out of the people who believed him :lol:

I'm willing to bet ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã500 you've never even played the game.

You really are running for 'Tip.it's biggest ignoramus', aren't you?

Oh? You'd be surprised... Right now in England there's a lot of talk about the Stephen Lawrence case being re-opened, for example.

Damn, I've only seen his American one :P Some say, he's seen the Lion King 1,780 times, and that his second best friend is a Cape Buffalo...

SW_Raichu?

I've yet to see or hear a Rowling fan make such an outrageous claim, in their defence.

Not really. Besides, the real matter is for you to stop acting like an elitist smeghead.

And white people generally weren't lynched for the colour of their skin...

You're OK then, because there is no 'real' identity. :P

Oh hewwwwooo kitty ^_^ He can has fluffles.

Well, most. Lance Armstrong on the other hand...

GG Tip.it! :lol:

I think getting the most powerful country in the world on the brink of declaring war against you, by your solitary doing, has had a tiny bit more influence on the world than a book about some 4-eyed magician. Putting it out there. Am I talking about Putin, or Ahmejinad? Well...

Have mine pre-ordered for UK release (16th Nov.) so I can't wait :)