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I think it's a poor choice. He won't be awful, but he's not really ideal. I would have picked Clive Owen. I don't really like the recent Bond films anyway so I'm not that bothered. Pierce Brosnan was good, but with the exception of Goldeneye, the films were atrocious.

A) Proximity of shops and conveniences (supermarket, post office, bank, pharmacy, etc.) 2 - It's pretty important...sucks if you need to get some food or whatever and there's nowhere nearby. B) Good public transports (numerous, practical, reliable, good quality...) 2 - I don't drive so I rely...

I work part-time 30 hours a week, spread over 3 nights (Tuesday-Thursday) from 9pm-7am. I work at the Office for National Statistics, which is rather posh-sounding, but basically I sit at a computer for 10 hours with my ipod on making birth/death/marriage certificates. It's a cool job; I enjoy...

http://www.snopes.com/photos/katrina/disaster.asp Check out this picture to see Sky News's interesting opinion of Mr. Bush. I wonder if that was intentional or not...I doubt it, but still, it's amusing nevertheless.

I'm very surprised Paris didn't get it, but hey, it should be fun I guess. A lot of improvements need to be made to the practical side of things such as transport, but there's plenty of time. We still won't win many golds anyway.

To me Denmark means Carlsberg and Jan Molby.

1.1, 2.1 and 3.1. Although I might put the 't' in often every now and then, I wouldn't say I do it enough to change my choice.

5.5 English 2.4 Japanese 0.2 Spanish (hey, if it's on the scale it still counts)

About people with criminal records - sometimes people get records for little or no reason. I don't think you can dismiss anybody with a criminal record as being a bad person or unsuitable neighbour.

Yeah, I don't really think anybody has done anything really bad to me, so maybe I would be a little less forgiving if it was something major, who knows.

I have a tendency to forgive people regardless. It takes something major to get in my bad books. If there isn't an apology/good excuse, then I'll be a bit annoyed for a little while, and then just have forgotten about it really. I'm just too nice. :D

Yup KoT, that second link worked. Good news! Go Ottawa.

I've used it once or twice, but only in a jokey kind of way. I wasn't aware that it could be offensive, to be honest.

Yup, there are lots of people who would change it if they could. Me? I'm happy with it - sure life would be a little less complicated if I were straight, but it's no biggie. And it's good for freaking people out sometimes. :p

Ok, fair point. Although, I wasn't casting aside sexual abuse, it just didn't cross my mind.

I agree with what you're saying Paul, but I still pick it as I think it is inborn and the statement is still pretty close. I suppose if you put in the word 'and' in lieu of the second 'as' it would fit my opinion better. It does annoy me a bit when why people are gay is discussed; what does it...

Ummm...I picked the 5th and 8th ones. :D :p

http://promo.mudhut.co.uk/NinjaTune/tvsheriff.asx <---- this is fantastic.

Sad news :( He was so determined after his accident, and as Frank said, didn't feel sorry for himself; certainly a good role model.

Ok, here's me catching up a bit: T or A?...A...ahem. Poor and happy Ramen or udon - dunno! Living by the ocean It's not an option but I say omnicompetent Path or destination? Depends where I'm going! :D Sword or gun? Neither How apt is this...part of one of my lectures today was on where...