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mezzer Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 21 Oct 15 10.28am
Saw on the news today, today's the day they went back to the future in the film. Of all the forecasts made, I bet no one saw the headlines of the day being about the Queen holding a banquet in honour of the Chinese leader and a multi billion Pound agreement being announced of the Chinese joining the French to build the UK nuclear programme. Fact is often stranger than fiction. Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.
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Main Stand, Block F, Row 20 seat 1... 21 Oct 15 10.28am

Saw on the news today, today's the day they went back to the future in the film.

Of all the forecasts made, I bet no one saw the headlines of the day being about the Queen holding a banquet in honour of the Chinese leader and a multi billion Pound agreement being announced of the Chinese joining the French to build the UK nuclear programme.

Fact is often stranger than fiction.

Living down here does have some advantages. At least you can see them cry.

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Hoof Hearted 21 Oct 15 10.49am
Keith Lemon's spoof tribute should be fun.... ITV2 at 9pm [Link]
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Hoof Hearted 21 Oct 15 10.49am

Keith Lemon's spoof tribute should be fun.... ITV2 at 9pm

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gambler Kent 21 Oct 15 11.28am
Whats the obsession with this back to the future s***e?
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Kent 21 Oct 15 11.28am

Whats the obsession with this back to the future s***e?

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Part Time James 21 Oct 15 11.29am
They were right about Palace getting into Europe though. Come to think of it, not sure if that was in Back To The Future 2 or a dream I had.
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They were right about Palace getting into Europe though.

Come to think of it, not sure if that was in Back To The Future 2 or a dream I had.

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jamiemartin721 Reading 21 Oct 15 11.55am
Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels. For a less positive outlook, the Back to the Future essentially states that all outcomes are predetermined and that free will is an illusion. Only those capable of time travel have the capacity for free will, in so much as they can travel back in time to create changes. Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play. "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 21 Oct 15 11.55am

Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels.

For a less positive outlook, the Back to the Future essentially states that all outcomes are predetermined and that free will is an illusion. Only those capable of time travel have the capacity for free will, in so much as they can travel back in time to create changes.

Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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Beastie 21 Oct 15 12.03pm
Maybe depends on your age but I grew up the films and could quite happily watch them whenever they’re on the box. Definitely iconic. The 80’s gets slated for quite a lot but the big films from that era are unbeatable.
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Beastie

21 Oct 15 12.03pm

Maybe depends on your age but I grew up the films and could quite happily watch them whenever they’re on the box. Definitely iconic.

The 80’s gets slated for quite a lot but the big films from that era are unbeatable.

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Part Time James 21 Oct 15 12.07pm
Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels. For a less positive outlook, the Back to the Future essentially states that all outcomes are predetermined and that free will is an illusion. Only those capable of time travel have the capacity for free will, in so much as they can travel back in time to create changes. Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play. The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen.
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Part Time James

21 Oct 15 12.07pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am

Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels.

Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play.

The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen.

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fledgling Beckenham 21 Oct 15 12.16pm
Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 12.07pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels. For a less positive outlook, the Back to the Future essentially states that all outcomes are predetermined and that free will is an illusion. Only those capable of time travel have the capacity for free will, in so much as they can travel back in time to create changes. Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play. The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen. So I could well be the dad I never knew?
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Beckenham 21 Oct 15 12.16pm

Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 12.07pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am

Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels.

Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play.

The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen.

So I could well be the dad I never knew?

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Hrolf The Ganger 21 Oct 15 12.22pm
Back to the Future was a decent 80's film but if you want a better prediction of the future, read 1984. Orwell's vision is slowly coming true. But hey, there was no hover board.
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Back to the Future was a decent 80's film but if you want a better prediction of the future, read 1984.
Orwell's vision is slowly coming true.
But hey, there was no hover board.

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Monty the Eagle Lima 21 Oct 15 12.30pm
Quote Beastie at 21 Oct 2015 12.03pm Maybe depends on your age but I grew up the films and could quite happily watch them whenever they’re on the box. Definitely iconic. The 80’s gets slated for quite a lot but the big films from that era are unbeatable. It was a good film but it was certainly no 'Big'!
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Quote Beastie at 21 Oct 2015 12.03pm

Maybe depends on your age but I grew up the films and could quite happily watch them whenever they’re on the box. Definitely iconic.

The 80’s gets slated for quite a lot but the big films from that era are unbeatable.

It was a good film but it was certainly no 'Big'!

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Part Time James 21 Oct 15 12.32pm
Quote fledgling at 21 Oct 2015 12.16pm Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 12.07pm Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels. For a less positive outlook, the Back to the Future essentially states that all outcomes are predetermined and that free will is an illusion. Only those capable of time travel have the capacity for free will, in so much as they can travel back in time to create changes. Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play. The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen. So I could well be the dad I never knew? You could be your own daughter for all you know.
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Part Time James

21 Oct 15 12.32pm

Quote fledgling at 21 Oct 2015 12.16pm

Quote Part Time James at 21 Oct 2015 12.07pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 21 Oct 2015 11.55am

Average film about a man almost knobbing his mother, followed by increasingly s**tier sequels.

Everyone else is otherwise acting out a clockwork play.

The flip side of that though is that you have no responsibility for your actions if they are predetermined. Therefore, knob your mum all you want, it was always going to happen.

So I could well be the dad I never knew?

You could be your own daughter for all you know.

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Part Time James 21 Oct 15 12.34pm
Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 12.22pm Back to the Future was a decent 80's film but if you want a better prediction of the future, read 1984. Orwell's vision is slowly coming true. But hey, there was no hover board. Can somebody remove this post and replace it with some alternative truths?
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Part Time James

21 Oct 15 12.34pm

Quote Hrolf The Ganger at 21 Oct 2015 12.22pm

Back to the Future was a decent 80's film but if you want a better prediction of the future, read 1984.
Orwell's vision is slowly coming true.
But hey, there was no hover board.

Can somebody remove this post and replace it with some alternative truths?

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