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"That's incredible. What great pictures :)" - Adi Gaskell

"Saw that in the news this morning. Very sad indeed." - Adi Gaskell

"Might be a little pedantic but this was at the SA v Lions rugby match this weekend, not a soccer match." - Adi Gaskell

"It's not surprising the way these guys descend sometimes. An awful lot of skill involved, but this guy got it painfully wrong. Hopefully he'll make a full recovery." - Adi Gaskell

"I can't see it. There would be a right stink if that happened." - Adi Gaskell

"Probably natural that people assume things will always be ok and that problems won't affect you." - Adi Gaskell

"Pakistan is turning really messy. Very sad indeed." - Adi Gaskell

"If the web itself is any measure it seems unlikely that directories will provide the total solution, but it's an interesting development." - Adi Gaskell

"Sure, I appreciate that other species fight and squabble just as we do, but with the size of our brain you would think we would no better. I mean I suspect nearly everyone knows that wars are bad, yet throughout history we havn't evolved enough to make them redundant, we havn't learnt any lessons from our history. We just roll from one war to the next. I'm getting dugg to oblivion, *shrug*, just thought it was kinda sad that's all. Must be so many better things we could spend our money on than guns and weapons." - Adi Gaskell

"I thought the whole point of the media these days is taking a stance rather than regurgitating wire stories. You can't tell me that all major newspapers don't have a political stance?" - Adi Gaskell

"The Nato one is the saddest of all. Even after all the wars in humanities history we still have to spend a trillion dollars a year either blowing the crap out of each other or 'providing a deterrent' to doing so. What the heck is wrong with our species?" - Adi Gaskell

"You have to wonder about the integrity of a paper that publishes stories like this at the same time as publishing stories saying that global warming will save millions of lives http://www.telegraph.co.uk/comment... ... I mean they can't both be right, so which is it Telegraph?" - Adi Gaskell

"And yet in the same issue of the Telegraph they have an article on the dire impact of climate change http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth... ... I thought modern newspapers were less regurgitators of news and more informed commentators. Guess not in the Telegraph's case." - Adi Gaskell

"I think it's probably the owners that make a dog aggressive rather than the breed itself." - Adi Gaskell

"This Skittles story will be forgotten by next week. It's attracted some press in the social media world but I'd be amazed if it gains any traction in the wider world." - Adi Gaskell

"Photofunia got there before these guys." - Adi Gaskell

"Hurrah, the final nail in the coffin for savers. Interest rates practically zero and now they're going to inflate away the value of our savings even more. Someone needs to remind this stupid government that this problem was caused by people borrowing too much, not saving too much!" - Adi Gaskell

"In other words, 20 American athletes playing American sports that have died too soon. No Senna, no Marc Foe, no Tom Simpson or Marco Pantani to name but a few." - Adi Gaskell

"To be fair he's done an awful lot better than most." - Adi Gaskell

"Got a point. Be the change you expect from others." - Adi Gaskell

"I fear we won't learn until they're all gone." - Adi Gaskell

"Sounds like the gunmen are still at large too." - Adi Gaskell

"Dugg for the name Ugly Bat Boy" - Adi Gaskell

"Tragic events. I hope the casualties of this are as low as possible." - Adi Gaskell

"MrBabyMan is bigger than Jesus." - Adi Gaskell

"I don't know what's worse, that this is happening or that it's largely being done by members of the girls own family." - Adi Gaskell

"WTF??" - Adi Gaskell

"It is very impressive what you can do with phones these days." - Adi Gaskell

"It would be nice to see a lasting legacy from these games but it will be interesting to see how big an impact the financial situation has on the London olympics. You would think that if finances are tight, things like this might get squeezed first." - Adi Gaskell

"I wonder how many US politicians even read all of the bailout bill let alone cross checked any of his speeches." - Adi Gaskell