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This is one i used a lot in the summer, when i was looking for a quick and easy lunch, that was tasty and didn't require that many ingredients. It's simply sauteed potatoes, sliced bacon, seafood mix (if you have, not required) and some fresh salad to garnish. Simply put some olive oil in a frying pan, thinly slice some new potatos that have already been cooked, and put in a fridge (last nights new potatoes are ideal). Cook the potatoes in the pan on a high heat, then when they are nearly done, turn the heat down and add a few rashers of bacon chopped into strips, with some seafood mix if you have any. When the potatoes are nice and crispy and the bacon cooked to your taste, serve on a plate, garnish with salad and season with salt, pepper and chilli flakes. Yum :)

Congratulations! I remember when my sister got married about 2 years ago. One of the happiest days of my life, i'm sure it will be for you too :)

Google's pretty much now the only search engine i ever use, i love it!

There is a particular CD that i own, called Utopia, that has some of the most beautiful (if not slightly more modern) classical pieces ever written. I'll put the playlist down in bold, with my favourites in bold. Love Theme (From Nostradamus) Clair De Lune (From Frankie & Johnny) Gymnopedie No.1 (From My Dinner With Andre) Pavane The Blue Planet (Main Theme) L'Heure Equise (From The Virgin One Commercial) Now We Are Free (From Gladiator) < This one is something special Saylon Dola (Featuring Russell Watson) Braveheart (Main Theme) Titanic (Main Theme) The John Dunbar Theme (From Dances With Wolves) Silencium Schindler's List (Main Theme) The Unknown Soldier Libera Me Meditation (From ThaÃÆÃâÃâïs) The Heart Asks Pleasure First (From The Piano) Gloria Cavatina (From The Deer Hunter) Tino Rangatiratanga Pilgrimage / Pilgrimage Sanctus Raindance Kyrie From Misa Criolla (From The Citizens Watch Commercial) Alap Never Adagio For Strings Nocturne An Raibh Tu Ag An Gcarraig (Featuring The Chieftains) Pelagia's Song (From Captain Corelli's Mandolin) Song For Athene The Long Way Home Any Other Name (From American Beauty) Sanctus From Missa Luba (From If) Adagio (From Piano Concerto In A)

Seems a little exessive to just back into shape? :? But anyway, i'm not a massive bodybuilder or top athelete, i motivate myself, when i want to go for a run or bike ride i'll go. Over the summer i was out on my bike a lot and it's really showing at school, coming near the top in most races (x-country, bleep test) etc. and i intend to maintain this level throughout the winter with running etc.

Don't they have like a huge section on RS? It's practically a fansite :P Nice work though. :)

Maybe the oil companies have started to realise that their oil reserves are running out so they're trying to maximise their profit while they still can :P . Anyway, here in the Uk prices are a little steep, but my dad run's a diesel so he gets very good mpg, and my mum's car is a Renault Clio, so it's fairly frugal on the fuel side of things. I just hope prices don't skyrocket with Rita on the way.

Nah he just sings notes higher than he should be :P I think those operatic singers that break wine glasses are pretty much up there, i'd also be interested to know what the lowest note ever sung is. Probably Barry White or something. 8)

Good luck to anyone affected by Rita, i hope the devastation is nowhere near the chaos in New Orleans, but if the storm keeps going up in category then it might be. Anyway, stay safe, don't take any risks.

I like lobster, in fact i like all meat and seafood and fish except liver. But anyway i do like lobster, a little tastier than crab, but it's definitely overpriced and over-rated. It's stereotypisisied for being this exquisite preserve of the wealthy, but frankly a good cooked piece of meat is just as nice as lobster anyday. The best lobsters tend to be the really fresh ones you can get in Thailand that hardly cost anything like as much as you might pay in an upscale restaurant, but are much tastier.

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Wow, a really interesting well put together and mature guide. I had a good time reading it as well as learning from it. Thanks! :)

Not at my school, i'm there for 8am, do some work til 8:30 when the day starts, finishes at 4pm then i work at school til 5 at the earliest.

I actually quite liked the last movie, it was a bit darker which suited the book better, this new one looks pretty good as well. I hate the commercialisation that'll no doubt come with it.

To be perfectly honest you're going about it at the wrong angle. You want a girlfriend but you have no one in particular. Don't be desperate, get to know some girls in a friendly manner, but don't go explicitly looking for a girlfriend at your age, only ask someone out if you really like them.

I like my school, the facilities are awesome, my year is really close and we're all friendly, i have some really good friends and the lessons are generally fun. The only aspect i dislike is too much homework (so i spend all night working) and the exam hype. Other than that i really do enjoy school.

I can see her using him to gain sympathy or promote a song or something, ah well.

R.I.P. Robert Wise, he truly was one of the great classic Hollywood film directors.

In Between Dreams, On and On, and Brushfire Fairytales are all albums on my iTunes that i love. Such chilled out, easy listening and soulful melodies. It's fantastic, the guitar parts are superb, it really reminds me of chilled out parties on the beach in the summer, i love it. :)

Can't say i've ever heard of it, but i do remember an interesting song that this guy had on his iPod for track training. It was a basic drum beat, and every now and again some random voice would come over the background saying "sonic BOOM!", and the drum beat went crazy, to which you were supposed to sprint to. Amusing stuff :)

Yes, i cried on my first day of primary school when my mum left me :cry: I think i cried once when i bashed my head open in the playground, it hurwt :( Other than that, i haven't had that many reasons to cry.

Nice work England!! :D We really deserved this one, and rightfully got it, nice work the entire England team, and congratulations to Flintoff for getting the Aussies man of the series. Nice work Austrailia though, you made this series what it was :)

I thought those 20,000 song mp3 players were designed more for radio dj's and music journalists. It's a crazy amount of music, if you fill it, let me know, i'll wanna shake your hand. :) Anyway, be creative, try music from all era's and mix and match from different genres. I'm not going to try and suggest 19,990 different songs, but just search around.

Oh, please. Apple made something so little kids that can't afford stuff won't be laughed at? Dude. No, apple made a product that brings quality and design to the bottom end of the market. My dad loves his (shuffle) it stores enough songs for him, it's light and portable for when he runs, has superb sound quality and is criminally easy to synch with iTunes.

I like the idea of the clicking numerical codes in the chatbox that swap positons each time so that the keylogger can't trace the precise co-ordinates of each number.