One good film that I saw a couple of weeks back was “Where Eagles Dare”. I spent most of the time very confused and trying to figure out just who the traitors were 😀 😀 😀 Mark 😀 Needless to say, I got it completely wrong 😀 😀 😀 (although I did change my mind a few hundred times).

However, I thought it was a very good film and it kept me on the edge of my seat all the way through (and on the floor a few times too 😀 😀 😀 )

That’s good to hear, Spitfire Pilot! Not enough Brits here – most of the expat managers have moved on, now there’s an ever-growing number of English teachers settling down. A surprising large percentage are marrying Polish girls…

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Your welcome. I hear that the Poles that work over here for a year or so tend to go back home rich (because of currency exchange etc). Not to mention that a ticket to Poland is extremely cheap (about £10 last I heard). Thinking of going over there to see one of the lads who used to work with me.

It’s like when I always used to wish that the Power Rangers would just hurry up and die…………

…………..they never did 😡 LMAO 😀 😀 😀

The Poles are stealing our jobs, that is a fact. Here in Scarborough, and other holiday places, hotels and bars which gave jobs to students in the summer are now giving those jobs to Poles, leaving the students without any income during the university holidays. That is not right.

We hear of other places which do not recruit British staff to replace those who leave – their jobs go to Poles.

We have spoken to people in the building industry who say that Eastern Europeans are a danger to other workers with their claims that they do not understand English when it suits them.

And, as someone who is unable to get a job, I say they should not be here.

That’s so they can pay them naff all to work huge shifts (and get away with it)

But they don’t lose in SPR. OK, so Miller, Horvath, Jackson and Mellish die in the final battle (and Wade and Caparzo before them), but they still carry out and finish their mission….

Well yes. Although it’s because so many of them die that it feels like that, if you get what I mean 😀 😀 😀 Mark 😀

It’s good to see a film where the good guy’s actually loose though. That’s what I like about Star Wars – Revenge of the Sith. It just never happens anywhere else.

I think it could be because as a whole the UK public don’t care about other nation’s losses only our own. It just isn’t “news-worthy” enough for UK TV.

That’s true…………disrespectful but true 🙁 🙁 🙁 Mark 🙁

I liked until the very end when they are stood at the graveside and salute the grave. An understandable gesture but just ruined it all for me.

It’s like on Star Wars – Revenge of the Sith when the good guy’s all die at the end.