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Twelve feet at the last count (0:49). Although this was four years ago, she may have grown since then.

Whoops.

Not sure, but I can look into it. Most of the time, the delete requests come from folks who’ve simply moved onto other things and no longer want old and potentially embarrassing pictures floating around the internet. Their topics are untouched for years and unlikely to be missed. This was a bit of an unusual case because, to the best of my knowledge, Marjorie is still modelling.

We received a message from Marjorie via the BZ Facebook page asking for the topic be removed. We were sorry to lose it, particularly with it being active as recently as this month, but unfortunately there's not a lot we can do when model delete requests come in.

Mine too. In my mind.

Excellent, thanks for the info. Leave it with me and I'll bring it to the attention of the boss.

It is quite soon for another MCU effort to drop. From what I hear, the movie was originally meant to arrive in November, but Feige wasn't keen on the idea of it going up against the new James Bond. Plus, given its troubled production period, he'd probably prefer it if 'Civil War' became their gateway into Phase 3 instead.

Thank goodness for that. In typical Sunderland fashion, after months and months of nervous anticipation, checking every detail and statistic of games happening elsewhere and praying for the results to go our way, we did just enough to get ourselves across the line with time to spare. The job Advocaat has done in ensuring our safety has been quite remarkable, now the only bit of anticipation left in our season is whether he will or won't stay. I hope he does - I've had enough of taking chances on supply teachers, this is a job for the headmaster. Roll on Survival Sunday!

I'm a bit dense when it comes to Instagram, to be honest. By any chance could you provide me with a link of some kind, or maybe an example of how the embedding is done elsewhere?

Topic reopened. For any male model ID requests you may have, do me a huge favour please and refer to this section of the forum instead. Thanks for your cooperation.

If I were Feige, I'd totally kill off Peter Parker. For no other reason than to troll Sony. Seriously though, it's 99.9% certain to be exactly who we're expecting, and I think the other aforementioned reveal will happen at the funeral. It'd be the perfect way to bring everything full circle. As for the rest, I can't really see anyone but Steve, Tony, Natasha, Falcon, Bucky and (at a push) Black Panther getting much in the way of significant screentime. I imagine Spidey will be in the movie for about the same amount of time as Vision was in 'AoU'.

A lot of people online seem to think that the above pic is a piece of fan art, possibly depicting the character's alter ego June Moone. Great name, I know. The group shot at the top of the page (post #22, Cara is the one between Jai Courtney and Joel Kinnaman) is apparently how she's going to look in full Enchantress getup.

Decent opening episode, I thought. There's really no getting away from the fact that it's a Shyamalan product (it's very heavy on plot and very light on characterisation) but he's adapting from source material this time and not coming up with his own stuff, which should at the very least prevent another 'Happening' from, well, happening.

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Is it wrong that I was a little bit relieved when Chris Smalling escaped punishment for pulling Giroud's shirt up to his neck, just so we were spared the Mike Dean crouch and point to the spot? That referees have their best games when they're not noticed is one of the oldest cliches in football, but 'Deano' clearly hasn't heard it.

Here's Frank Grillo on set in full Crossbones garb.

Not quite the result we were after, although given the circumstances I suppose a tight, edgy affair was always on the cards. Can't help thinking that the occasion got to the players just a bit, with Danny Graham fluffing what was easily our best chance in the first half. It's hard to picture Newcastle and Hull both winning next week, but ideally we'd sneak a point at the Emirates on Wednesday night and avoid the dreaded last-day jitters at Stamford Bridge.

Partially face-saving scoreline for Pep's gang. A decent effort by the team in circumstances where many would have wilted altogether, although Barca were probably never in any real danger.

Presumably, the civil war erupts when the rest of the team find out about the size of Iron Man's pay packet. 'Winter Soldier' was my favourite MCU effort to date and I think this will be interestingly done too, although they'll have to straighten out a few plot points for it to really work. The 'Avengers Initiative' thing was the outcome of the 'Civil War' comic book and as we know, they already went there and covered that in the first Avengers movie. I suppose the other worry is that the story could feel a bit underpopulated, what with Marvel not being allowed to make full use of the book's roster of characters. All signs still seem to point to Spider-Man being involved, but the X-Men and the Fantastic Four will be off limits, for obvious reasons.

Previously on 'The X-Files'... Scully and Mulder cover Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young?

Yeah, now that they’ve nailed down 'Infinity War', I expect the rumors and speculation to intensify for the directors of Captain Marvel, Black Panther and the Inhumans. I'd actually quite like to see Whedon step in and direct the former. Forgot to mention it before, but I thought it was another nice touch for the same tech guy who refused to launch Robert Redford's Hydra gunships in 'Winter Soldier', to be on board Fury's aircraft carrier in this one.

Somehow, the 'in name only' genre still appears to be kicking. You could only really pull off something as outlandish as Jem by doing it as a daft eighties period piece, and by not trying too hard to re-imagine it for today's audiences. That way, old fans look at the movie fondly, new fans embrace the energy and silliness of it all.

The consensus will be that it isn't as good as the original and quite honestly it isn't, although not by a lot. It fell short of my absolute best-case scenario through a few slight irritations (the subplot with Thor at the mystical pool only barely made sense, and the double telegraphing of Hawkeye seemed a bit clumsy), but it was still such a ridiculous amount of fun. There were more than enough dazzling action sequences and clever visual gags to make up for any minor complaints, it didn't take itself too seriously and made sure it delivered on big set pieces that are better than the usual fare. Overall, I think it's safe to say that Whedon has made another must-see summer blockbuster. Can't believe it's been almost two years since I first started the topic.

January 25th is the date to mark in our diaries.

Definitely one of the best threads I've ever mistakenly clicked on.