Ludwig

You can't go down Vicarage Rd past the stadium on a matchday, you're talking about Laurence Haines school though. They have parking there, they also have parking at Watford Grammar School for Girls, which is the other side of the square-thingy between the stadium side of Vicarage Rd and the other side. Irish Club and the industrial thingys down the other side of Wigenhall Rd also have parking on matchdays. They do enforce residents parking on matchdays btw.

Oddfellow's (fka Mac's Bar) which is now the closest pub to the ground (following the closure of the Red Lion) is an/the away pub. Although Watford fans are hardly hostile, there's nowhere 'out of bounds'.

All things within the universe were caused. We can observe that. Things outside the universe do not necessarily have a cause. We cannot apply the same laws (physics etc.) to things beyond the universe, because we don't know what applies. From that, it could be said that causation is a phenomenon exclusive to things inside the universe. God doesn't need a cause. God is not affected by time. Time is within the universe. God does not appear at a specific time or place, because for God there is no time, nor space within which to be placed. We can observe causation because of time and space. We can see that something happens after another thing and then attribute this effect to a cause. Cause and effect does not necessarily apply to God. Something had to cause the big bang, because the big bang (and its remnants) is the universe and causation is therefore assumed.

No he didn't. Watford's board was almost as bad as ours and rather screwed him over. Most Watford fans turned against him, but wrongly I believe, now they reap what they have sewn with the useless ineffective Brendan Rodgers.

Cause and effect are only definitely axioms of existence in our universe, why does a being that transcends the universe need to have a cause? It's not infinite regress for this reason. 'God' is not necessarily the image that the word conjures, I do not know the nature of God, but I am sure of its existence.

Deano, I disagree with you when you place the sole reason for the 'probably' in the slogans as the complete absurdity of absolute atheism, it may be justified as so, but as not to be completely offensive to the haughty political correctness enforcers, such wording is necessary. What else is necessary is the existence of a God, or supreme sustainer. Aquinas' cosmological argument based on contingency is pretty logical in my opinion, sets it out fairly well. I'm not really an unquestioning believer in a God, however, I find myself tending towards theism with revelation coming through logic, I find it irrational for the world to have been without a specific cause beyond 'evolution/the big bang'. The world may have developed through such a thing, but for it to have been 'spontaneous' is absurd and for there to be nothing beyond the big bang, no cause for the big bang, beyond an unreasonable end of a random singularity which expanded dramatically, does not make sense to me.

Well, I do have a seat in the other end.... I'm afraid I didn't. A decent guy down the boathouse decided to let me take an old topper off of his hands for free, it needed a bit of work which cost around £50 or so, but it was well worth it. Don't get to use it as much as I'd like though.

Yeah. Not sure where I'll sit this time. :\

When at Watford, he said he would want to awake a sleeping giant. I'd include us in that category - however, I doubt he'd wish to go somewhere in such a dire financial state such as ours.

It was fantastic. It gave me the opportunity to evaluate whether I could succed where Raskolnikov failed and I have arrived at the conclusion that I can. I can exact a Kantian level of coldness, but duty is not my motivation. I am certain that I can succeed also where Mersault failed and use such indifference towards conventional morals to my own gain. (I have been busy reading and the perils of Saints are too depressing to concern myself with. Also, TMS is populated by spammers worse than myself who aren't even witty/funny in the least. I have more worthwhile things to occupy my time with. (I wish))

If you're not commited to moderating, you shouldn't do it. What are we paying you for, ffs?!

Apart from Resi 5, nothing coming up in the short run really excites me. I might pick up Killzone on the PS3 if reviews are decent, but after the unfulfilled hype of the first one, the mediocrity of Resistance and ****ing awfulness of Haze, I'm not really expecting anything.

I'd like to see Man City splash out £20-£25M on some British-based players, hopefully some form of multiplier would form and it'd trickle down throughout the entire league pyramid. Such a thing is possible, but not if Citeh spunk it all abroad instead.

This is what I found: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Molyneux_(footballer)

Jeff Stelling's just referred to our Molyneux, ex-Everton starting for us today, first start etc. blah blah. But then was talking about him having played for Forest Green and having been at Oxford previously, which is the right-back Lee Molyneaux who is a free agent. Have we got the right one? :smt044

Got a ridiculously long interview.

Preppy rah ****s.

shut up

It's Hilary Duff. Hayden Panettiere and Alexis Bledel (not on there) ftw.

Then why aren't you voting for MLT ffs?!

What f*cking idiots you all are.

Did MLT not get enough England caps or something? How can you overlook his quality, not only for the 'A' team, but also the 'B' team. If our fans have such short memories, we deserve the awful results we're getting at the moment, call it karmic retribution.

Listening to this right now. ****ing awesome. They're giving it free too (legally, may I add): http://www.greenowl.com/album/esau-mwamwaya-and-radio****-are

You are a mental. I'm sure you have words with your many selves.

Oh, definitely. He's a touch of class in their side, but unfortunately hasn't enough pace to make it in the PL properly.