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I think he should start a front four of Carrasco-Hazard-De Bruyne with Origi as the nominal CF, but give all of them license to switch positions. Then you have four guys who can all beat their man one-on-one. Let the opposing defense choose their poison in who they don't double up on.

Wow! That video really proves that photographs don't do her justice. In motion her body/beauty is almost hard to believe.

Yeah. He is also probably going to start Fellaini at the n°10, in spite of having Kevin De Bruyne on the squad.

With all of our defensive woes, I expect this to be a pretty poor tournament for us.

Can you link me to the video?

Gorgeous woman. Flawless face and a wonderful smile.

Really? I think her body looks okay. It's just that I don't think she would stand out in any way if she was in the issue. Very much part of the "filler" group if she does make the cut.

I liked it a lot. It is a very different movie if you are a fan of the American western though. Besides the oft-mentioned influences (The Thing, The Petrified Forest), this movie borrowed from countless classic American westerns: The Tall T, Man of the West, The Tall Men, ... As well as some Spaghetti westerns like "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly".

Agreed. Sometimes pairings like this look awkward together, but they seem to have hit it off during the shoot.

I'm not sure if I really like the writing this season. The entire resolution of the Dorne plot-line was hot garbage. It also displayed the fact that the showrunners - unlike GRRM - don't really grasp how a medieval, feudal society works. If the Sand Snakes killed the Prince of Dorne like they did on the show, it wouldn't lead to all the Dornish houses bending the knee. As base-born children, none of them have a good claim for the throne. What would happen is that we would get a civil war within Dorne among the great house to decide who gets to rule.

Nice shots, but why are they so over-exposed?

I agree with the notion of Marvel fatigue. Especially when it comes to their huge, ensemble films. My favorite two of the past couple of years have been "Deadpool" and "Ant-man", precisely because they were smaller in scale and different from the rest.

I want both Denise and Liz. But Denise has to be there!

Yes!

Her waist is almost unnaturally tiny.

Congratulations to Carla. And to the lucky bastard, whoever he is.

Lorena Rae needs to be mentored by Candice to learn the Candi-arch, or she needs to do some extra butt-work.

This was a very pleasant surprise. This and Ant-man both were finally something a bit different from the Marvel universe. I hope for much more of the same. Glad it's already getting a sequel.

Damn.

I love the genre too. I mostly tend to gravitate towards stuff that is based more on atmosphere, like "The Innocents" (or more recently: "The Others", "Haunter") or stuff that is more funny like Romero's Night of the Living Dead series (minus the original which was meant to be interpreted 100% seriously) and Sam Raimi's Evil Dead series. Then there is the stuff I grew up with, like the Friday the 13th series. Basically the entire 1980s horror revival: My Bloody Valentine, Sorority Row, The Thing, ... Then there is the old Hammer Horror. And more British horror films. Like the so-called Sadian trilogy. One of which (Powell's "Peeping Tom") had a great influence on Brian De Palma.

Adorable picture!

I like her!

Not creepy at all then!

"Tim came to the disturbing realization that his imaginary girlfriend would not leave his field of vision even after his father had walked into the room on him."

Not sure if the podcast qualifies as a public meltdown. Most of what she said was pretty innocent. She was occasionally a bit confused but I thought that was a combination of being a bit hungover and being naturally scatterbrained.