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|Posted by Invizzle fo' shizzle on October 15, 2013 at 4:05 AM
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I have not blogged as much as I've wanted to this year and I know I've promised more on Twitter and then not delivered. My apologies. This year I probably won't be doing as much as I've done in the past. I will probably end up doing 4 of 5 posts this year. I'll do one post for the first six episodes and then go on a mini hiatus after this week's episode. The reason for the sporadic posts is that I'm going in for a corneal transplant on my right eye next week and then I'll have one on my left eye in a couple of months. I haven't been watching SOA much at all this season. I really need to get caught up and the reason I haven't been watching much of anything is because I can't really see. I've been told not to wear my contacts and my glasses give me a headache so I can't wear them for long periods of time. Hopefully next season I'll be able to blog regularly.
|Posted by Invizzle fo' shizzle on September 17, 2013 at 10:55 PM
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So I had to go to work at some ungodly hour this morning and I did not get to watch SOA last night. Shit, I haven't even gotten to watch 6.02. One thing I am thankful for is Twitter, because now I've been properly spoiled. It looks like we might lose our Tiggy next week. If we do, I'll be more than pissed off and yes, I will fucking start a riot. I'll keep reminding myself that it's never what it looks like, but Tig's had a lot of close calls and I hope his luck hasn't run out.
It will really suck if we lose Tiggy, because he's a good guy now. It's kind of interesting that he's evolved into this awesome character and Jax has turned into, well, a cunt. I don't trust that little blonde fucker as far as I can throw him, and boy would I ever love to throw him. I'd like to throw him into a wood chipper while I listen to opera so I can seem all cultured and shit. The most bad ass murders are always committed to opera.
I found this awesome commercial with Galen in it, and it's made me like this dude even more than I did when he beat Jax's ass mostly because when I see Galen the Irish guy, I also see this Russian dude get all excited about his tiny giraffe and that makes me happy.
I'm going to wait to watch this episode until I've been spoiled about next week. I don't want to worry about losing our favorite crazy fucker. That's too sad and it will kind of ruin SOA for me. What would it be without Tiggy? I don't even want to think about it.
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Well, my day has officially been ruined. Remember last year when you couldn't update your Facebook page without seeing a reference to "Mommy Porn"? Your day is about to go to Hell because just when we thought that we wouldn't hear any more about Fifty Shades of Grey, they have to start making a movie out of that vomit fest. And guess what? Charlie Hunnam aka Jax aka The Guy Who Shows His Ass A Lot is going to be playing the lead in that shit. Yeah. He's going to play the abusive dickhole with a tampon fetish. Great. Now we get to hear more about inner goddesses and lip biting and butt plugs. Oh no, I didn't read the books. I got all my info on this from here.
From what I've read about the books, the only way they could make it into a movie is if they make it into a porno and put it on RedTube as a joke or something. I can't see how putting a watered-down version of this nightmare in theaters would be a good thing. I can already see the spoofs and the jokes that will come out on late night TV. This is a bad idea.
As much as I make fun of Jax, I really like Charlie Hunnam and I hope he backs out. No good will come of this. The books are already a joke what the fuck are the movies going to be?
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Zimbio is having one of those TV character contests where people vote for their fave TV characters and if their choices win they can be like "yay!" and be all happy and shit. I don't really know what the purpose of a character contests are. I usually ignore them, but this one caught my attention because it's cheesier than the rest. They're asking you to vote for who you think is the "better couple". Your choices are Jax and Tara from Sons of Anarchy or some couple from Glee. I'm seeing a whole bunch of SOA fans commenting on the Facebook link saying "Jax n Tara all the way!" and I'm completely taken aback by it. First of all, nobody likes Tara. Second of all, nobody watches Glee so they don't know what the fuck Jax and Tara are up against. So And So and their boyfriend/girlfriend Who The Fuck could be a great couple, but Glee is too cheesy to watch so nobody will ever find out. Jax and Tara had to get married in a whorehouse because deep down they knew that the Waffle House parking lot was just way too classy to host that mess. They're already on the outs. When Tara got arrested, all Jax did was flare his nostrils. That could have been a happy nostril flare, we don't fucking know.
I've posted the link to the contest, and it's the first word of this blog post. Vote if you want, but I agree with Grumpy Cat. I ain't voting. This contest is not asking the right question. It should be "Which couple is more irritating". If that were the case, then my vote would be "Jax n Tara all da way!"
|Posted by Cat on December 6, 2012 at 12:40 AM
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One of my favorite lines from 'Phantom of the Opera' by Andrew Lloyod Weber is 'It's over now, the music of the night', in case all y'all are wonderin' why that line is so familiar. . .
First, and foremost, Tig survived! I gave up tryin' to figure out where Sutter is goin' with the series and just enjoyin' the ride. Everytime I think - as a writer - that I know where he's goin', he throws a curve ball. During the first airin', when that scene came up, I was on the edge of me seat, and nearly stopped breathin'. It SO looked like Jax was sellin' Tig out for a maintenance contract and a house for Lyla and Opie's kids (and her kid)! Then Jaxass goes to save the day. Can't blame Tig for bein' upset by Jaxass waitin' til the last moment to do so. . .what IF Pope hadn't taken his time???? Tig gettin' to pull the trigger on Pope, especially aftere the prejuidicial comment Pope made about Dawn/Marguax, was poetic justice in my book. The fact that it was Clay's gun, and the only prints that would be on it would be Clay's (Tig, Jaxass and Juice used gloves to handle it) is even more poetic and shows to me just how betrayed Tig felt by Clay.
So, yes, I'm relieved! The pit bull fighting has some of the FB/Twitter community's drawers in a wad over the animal abuse. I loved Rippin-Kitten's tweet that there wasn't such a hue and cry over Gem's holdin' a gun to a baby's head in S3! My take on it is that most people don't see or know just how vicious dog fightin' can be. Sutter went ballz to the wall to put that out for all to see what it really is. And unfortunately, when a pit - or any other dog - doesn't perform as well as it should've, the owner WILL outright kill it. Tig's reaction not just to the wounded dog's fate, but to the dead dogs is one of those reasons we love him.
Otto is one sick fuck. Who would've guessed that he'd bite off his own tongue so he wouldn't have to give a statement? And takin' that piece of meat and throwin' it at the window where Torric was watchin'? Talk about one showin' defiance? Wowser. More on this in a minute.
Wendy seemed a little rocky from the speedball Jax gave her. That was a nasty ass bruise on her shoulder, and Tara needs to take that into consideration somewhere down the road. I hope that the fact this was intramuscular as opposed to intravenous doesn't make Wendy go off the wagon.
I had to wonder why in Hell Chucky would take the gift basket from Tara/Jax's house to the garage. He had to know that Gemma would get curious! When I heard him say it had perishables, it kinda made a little more sense. Unfortunately, this set the stage for two fierce mothers to go to combat. Tara stood up to Gemma, but Gemma struck back as only Gemma can. Thank Gawd she didn't have a skateboard!
Was anyone else a little let down that we didn't see much Mayan action this season? Especially Alvarez. But it was great seein' the Mayan Calvary come to the rescue in the showdown between SAMCRO, Nero's group, and Dante's group. Let's hope for more Alvarez next season, eh?
Bobby has withdrawn from bein' VP, but is still in the club. This was kinda inevitable. He was not happy with Jaxass' behavior and removin' the VP patch was his best way of showin' it. Bobby's line to Jaxass about havin' the potential to be better than Clay was right on the money. The gavel is not what distorts a person, it's the secrets one keeps from his crew that distorts.
Both Clay and Tara were brought to the pinnacle of hope for a new start, only to be plummeted into the valley of dispair and arrested. I actually felt sympathy for Clay. He knew he'd fucked up last season (a few weeks ago in SOA time), but the only thing he really seemed to regret was losing Gemma. Both she and Juice gave him up; Gemma by out and out lying to Eli about Clay's whereabouts, and juice by stayin' silent. Gemma has really gotten her revenge for the smack down. Clay is now a marked man; Pope's successor has put the $5 million bounty on Clay's head, and he's going to be basically unprotected. Is he emotionally broken so that he'll be glad for Death? As for Tara, she was all set for Providence, only to be arrested on a murder warrant for her part in Pamela Torric's murder by Otto.
Now, there are two possibilities as to who spilled the beans. The popular thought is that Gemma contacted the investigators at Stockton and told her tale. My DH brought up another possibility; that Otto gave a written statement naming Tara as his co - conspirator. Granted, Otto can't talk, but he did say that Sons live, Redwood bleeds. Somehow, I don't see just killin' the nurse was the only bleedin' goin' on. What better revenge against the club than havin' the current Prez' old lady go down for murder?
So we end the season with a tableau very nearly like the ending last Season. In this case, Jax is sitting at the kitchen table with his son, the legal papers re: the kids, the houses, and the life insurance policy are torn in half in front of him. Gemma walks in after seein' Tara in the back seat of the police cruiser, touches the kid first, then places her hand on Jax's left shoulder (Tara's hand went over the right shoulder). Interestin' juxtaposition.
Like any pregnancy, it's gonna be a LONG 9 months before Season 6. Anyone else gettin' weird cravin's?
|Posted by Invizzle fo' shizzle on December 4, 2012 at 6:50 PM
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Tonight is the long-anticipated finale to the fifth season of Sons of Anarchy. I'm not watching it until after I've been properly spoiled via Twitter, because that's when I'll be able to breathe. My hopes is that Jax (aka Prince Hissy Fit Nostril Flare) gets killed off (he won't) and that Tig doesn't (hope he won't). I will say that if we do lose Tiggy, I don't think Tignation will be going away. We'll just be rooting for Tig the Spirit Version and hoping he comes back as a zombie or a cyborg and kills everyone else on the show (just kidding). Still, we should keep our fingers crossed and hope that our favorite necrophile survives, because let's face it, necrophilia will be no fun for him if he's dead too. Happy watching, you silly fuckers!
Oh, and if you're gonna drink and watch, why not make Jaxhole's hissy fits and yelling into a drinking game? Every time the little douche yells, flares his nostrils or throws a fit, take a shot or sip of beer. Let's see how drunk you get.
|Posted by Cat on November 28, 2012 at 2:45 AM
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Meow! Cat here, doin' the blog for 512 at Inviz's request. Hope I do this justice!
While it's temptin' to jump ahead and talk about 513, I won't go there. At least not now. Teasers/previews are always edited by the network for the most shock effect for one. For two, sometimes I tend to be an optimist, so until He Whose Name Makes Our Page Actually (ulp!) dies, I'll believe in miracles (hey, I'm a Preacher's Kid, so it kinda comes with the territory!).
Darthy basically means a life altering event. What wasn't Life alterin' in this episode? Holee changeling, Batman! The whole damn epi was a life altering event!
Clay has lost his patch, and but for one 'Nay', he would've met Mr. Mayhem/Mr. Reaper. This is somethin' that a friend of mine across the pond known as Cavey says gets on his tits. It gets on mine too. Which nickname is Death, fellas? One week it's Mr. Mayhem, the next Mr. Reaper, then back again. I'm gettin' whiplash! The smackdown Jaxass gave Clay as he was comin' back to the clubhouse was pretty much a given. We all know the lad has a temper, and it certainly erupted like Mt. Vesuvius this epi. If he wasn't shoutin' at people, he was actin' out. Granted, he's pissed at Clay for killin' his da, and tryin' to kill his fiance. Thanks to Bobby's negative vote, Clay's life was spared meetin' Mr. Mayhem Reaper. Therefore, Jaxass had to settle for beatin' the shit outta his stepdad. So much for 'honor thy father', eh?
That Clay could remain so stoic about losin' his patch says a lot for the man. Hate him some might for what he did to Gemma and Tara last season, and for bringin' the renegade Nomads in to fuck with Jaxass' presidency, y'all gotta give props to a man who can hold his pain and heartache at arm's length until he is all alone and able to give vent to it. Kudos to Ron Perlman for that pearl of actin'. It was a small scene, but it was full of impact. I doubt we'll EVER see Jaxass with that kind of control.
Pope. There is somethin' about Jaxass's comment to Pope's lieutenant that has me wonderin'. The lieutenant has been Pope's go - to man for 17 years. That's loyalty "or patience". Pope is one minute poopin' on the idea of revenge, then remindin' Jaxass that he (Pope) has an agenda where Tig is concerned? Hello, McFly! Anybody home? Is anyone else as bothered by that as yours truly? Then Pope goes and spills to the cartel about Clay bein' out of the club, while Jaxass and crew are bartering the next to the last gun deal between the Irish and the cartel. Does this mean that Pope is a dope for the cartel? What business was it of Pope to rat that news to the cartel in the first place? Hmmm.
Bean - Ni^&$%??? For real? Is that an Irish derogatory slang term? Only reason I ask is that my ancestors never used such a phrase.
So here we are in the shed doin' the gun deal, and guns start blazin' and a couple of Mexicans get killed. Methinks Bobby nearly bit the bullet, had somebody not shot a Mexican. Bobby certainly looked like he nearly shit his pants! Bullets are flyin', the cartel gets the upper hand, and the Irish are pissed.
So when SAMCRO feels like a target, they and everyone associated with them go on lockdown. We saw that in Season 1 and 2, then again this Season. The problem I have with lockdown like that is when the family members and associated businesses are swept away to the compound. Again, these are people with businesses outside the club's influence or only associated with the club via money. I'm not sure Nero was happy that his Diosa venture had to shut down and relocate. Perhaps it is normal, but it certainly can be problematic in the 'real' world of business.
Meanwhile, Tara gives her statement with Lowen present. Due to the possibility of going away for some time as an accessory for murder, Lowen does the right thing in gettin' Tara to think about a plan for the boys 'in case'. Smart thing, Tara doesn't want Mama Gemma the Stoner to be the boys' guardian. It's also questionable that the county would let the boys stay with Jaxass, who is a felon. That leaves Abel's birth momma, who has been clean and sober for some time now. She's turned her life around, and Tara sees Wendy as the lesser of the evils.
But Jaxass, for whatever reasons he has (maybe he just can't let go of the fact that Wendy did drugs while carryin' Abel and the poor kid nearly died), doesn't like the idea of Wendy having contact with the kid. Tara has green lighted, but that's not good enough. He intends to talk to her outside the hospital. Here come the Irish and take Wendy away, demanding nearly a half mil for her safe return.
Nero to the rescue! I swear, if pussy salvation is THAT lucrative, I'm about ready to become a frackini' companionator meself! The man's a walkin' bank vault! It's nice to have friends like that, and he makes the money available to free Wendy. She's upset upon her return, having learned of the kidnappin'. Hell, it might be ancient history to Jaxass and Tara, it's brand new to Wendy! No wonder she freaks.
So Clay has to return any and every momento he has that has the Reaper image on it. That's a lot of stuff, but he and Juicy get it all packed. Juicy gets a call from Jax, wonder what that's all about? Another chance for Juicy to earn the club's trust by offin' Clay? Meanwhile, back at the clubhouse, Tig gets a call from Jax. Notice that Tiggy was doin' SAA work? Callin' the families about lockdown, takin' Wendy home, gettin' the dope for Jaxass? Is Jaxass settin' Tig up by makin' him feel needed?
Just about the time I think that Sutter can't freak me out (and after the death by crucifix scene, that was freaky enough), he pushes the envelope with another one. Jaxass deliberately injects Wendy, a recoverin' dope addict, with a dose of the very shit that she has been tryin' to stay away from! THAT I have some trouble with. It shows how completely and totally like Clay Jaxass has become. Unless Wendy can really fight it off, her monkey has just hopped another ride on her back. Sure, addicts fall off the wagon from time to time, but Jesus Christ! Usually they do it to themselves, not have it done for them!
I have a feelin' that sometime in a future far away, the actions that Jax took in this episode are goin' to be examined by his boys, and his boys are NOT gonna be proud. If this episode is any indication of the man John Teller intended to be, then Sutter has really given us a mind fuck. His manuscript certainly doesn't read as vicious and nasty as Jax became.
The use of 'The Whistler' by White Buffalo during the end scenes (Clay gettin' his Reaper tats blackened, Wendy gettin' needled) was chillin'. I had a flashback to Charles Bronson's character Harmonica in Once Upon a Time...In the West. If you've not heard the music, check it out sometime. Hauntin'.
OK, enough of this kitteh's hissin'. Sorry if this was waay long. Figured I'd just air my thoughts since I don't have any witty videos to share.
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Because of weird work hours on Tuesday nights, I haven't been watching SOA on the nights it airs (in case you haven't noticed from the fact that I'm like, not blogging). I'm still 2 or 3 episodes behind on SoA and I hate to admit it, but I haven't really been tripping over myself to get caught up. From what I have been hearing on Twitter and from some of Tignation's loyal members, the show has become the Gemma show and has gotten weird and Jax is more of an insufferable asshole than before. I'm in the middle of 5.07 and right now, and have been for about a week. I've just been kind of "meh" about SOA. That's kind of sad.
One question though, anyone else notice that Jax is trying to talk in a deeper voice since this season began? He's totally trying to make himself sound more dangerous and to me, that's hiliarious. When he talks it reminds me of that "Jizz in My Pants " song by Lonely Island becuase Jaxhole's voice sounds just like that. And what's with what he told Gemma in 5.07? "I was glad Thomas was dead because then I'd have you all to myself". Mmmmmkay,, a teenage boy that still wants to keep his mommy to himself? That's totally not weird and/or pathetic, right?
So even though I haven't been watching or catching up, I'm still worrying about Tigger. As many have pointed out that this is indeed a blog dedicated to that weird fucker and I'll be pissed if Jax does what he told Pope he was going to do and throw him under the bus. It makes me scared to start watching again I hear the little king has gottten darker *smirks* since I last saw him.
Since I haven't been watching and I hate surprises I am going to make this a spoiler thread. Tell me what's been going on in SoA, what your thoughts are and we can have a discussion on that.
And here's that Lonely Island song. We all need to laugh
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I don't know who Trevor is exactly, but I'm sure he's a huge fan of the show.
Anyhoo, how are we enjoying all that is going on in SOA land? Personally, I just want to sit them all down in a circle and make everyone be honest with each other. Not because I think it will make everything better but I'm just so damn confused by who tells who what, who knows what he did, who knows that he knows that she did what he told him to and why did it take SO DAMN LONG for them to find Chis? Jax wasn't even bothered for Christ's sake.
I'm surprised the show is still called Sons of Anarchy and not The Gemma Show. She gets more airtime than anyone and, let's be honest, what is she actually doing besides crashing cars? I'm more interested in Tig and Venus than I am Nero and Gemma. Seriously, anyone else vote for a Tig and Venus spin-off show? Maybe they can do a Bonnie and Clyde-esque stint, go cross country on a killing spree and screw around with farm yard animals in Oregon along the way.
|Posted by Invizzle fo' shizzle on October 31, 2012 at 10:20 PM
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I don't know about y'all but If I were throwing one of my bros under the bus and doing business with the guy who torched his daughter while making my poor homie watch that shit, I would have had him throw in the Rollls too. I mean shit, if that motherfucker can afford to have a $5M "revenge prize" as part of his life insurance policy, he can sure as shit afford to part with that swagnificent car. And a Bentley. Damon Pope's rich ass could afford to throw in a Bentley too.
Something tells me that even if the club voted down this new business venture with Pope, Jax would still have gone out on his own and done it anyway. I was suprised that didn't happen. I love the turmoil on Tig's face when he was about to vote and I'm pretty sure Tig felt like punching Jax in the face right then. It's bad enough that this idea was even brought to the table, but Jax twisting Tig's arm and forcing to vote yes on this is not sitting well with Tig, and you could see it on his face. I think Tig capping the guard's wife was his way of acting out. He knows he'll never get to avenge Dawn's death as long as Jaxhole is forcing to be a good dog, so being as violent as possible in the tasks that Jax assigns to him is his way of satisfying his need to hurt something and numb his pain. Kim Coates did such a great job showing us that pain.
This week's Gemma drama was almost kind of cool. That crazy bitch shooting herself in the bedroom was pretty interesting, although really fucked up. The only thing is, I stopped paying attention whenever Gemma was talking to Nero. Dora the Whora was his sister, did I hear that right? And that weird bitch was in love with him? Huh? Did they go where Jax almost went with Trinity? Like I said, I stopped paying attention. I've actually been doing that a lot this season.
Wives and girlfriends are not safe on this show, and I was not surprised when Rita bit it. I liked Rita, but I don't think I'll miss her. The death of the guard's wife was just cool. That was such an awesome scene. Graphic, but awesome. We're up to 7 dead wives and girlfriends. I'm betting we'll hit 20 by the end of the series.
The fact that Clay's and the Nomads are behind the home invasions was not a shock to me. In fact I totally called that shit. I mean, if I were a devious motherfucker like Clay and I'd be usurped by the brat I'd be doing anything I could to get the gavel back too. It's interesting that Jax is slowly turning into Clay, so even if Clay gets the gavel back (he won't) the club is no worse off. Either way, they've got a greedy, increasingly violnet leader who has one foot out the door. It's a lose lose situation for SAMCRO.


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(I Hate) Everything About You (Ugly Kid Joe Cover)
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Alright guys… this must be one of the most fun songs to sing… full of attitude and hilarious lyrics. I thoroughly enjoyed singing it… Hope you guys enjoy it too.
I, hate the rain and sunny weather,
And i, hate the beach and mountains too;
(and) I dont like a thing about the city, no, no
And i, i, i, hate the countryside too!
And i, hate everything about you!
…. everything about you!
I, dont like a thing about your mother,
And i, hate your daddys guts too,
I, dont like a thing about your sister,
cause i, i, i, think sex is overrated too.
And i, get sick when Im around, i, cant stand to be around,
I, hate everything about you!
Everything about you,
Everything about you,
Everything about you!
Some say I got a bad attitude,
But that dont change the way I feel about you,
And if you think this thought might bring me down,
Look again cause I aint wearin no frown!
I dont really care about your sister
Forget the little bitch cause I already kissed her
One thing that I did to your lady
I put her on the bed and she didnt even say maybe
I know you know everybody knows
The way it comes, the way its gonna go
You think its sad,
And thats too bad,
cause Im havin
A ball hatin
Every little thing about you!
Everything about you, everything about…
I, get sick when Im around
I, cant stand to be around
I, hate everything about…………… you! hehe
Sumit Rai said
George!!… you did went crazy singing the song right ?? …… I love these songs with all this attitude…. its so much more fun singing them …. than those romantic numbers…. Ok about how you performed…… 11.99/10…… this song had the punch i was looking for.
Shashank Gokhale said
I loved(not HATE…. :D) EVERYTHING ABOUT you, your way of Singing and the way u were Enjoying the Song….It would have been Fun to see you record this song….
You are putting leg on our stomach man….No Errors at all…. :(
Abhishek Narayan said
this was cool … u indeed were having a ball towards the end of the song as u sing the rap :) and we all here had a ball listening to this track. i remember u guys did it in BIT once … real crowd puller!!
Nithya said
looks like u had good fun all the way thru!!…amazing singing!…5/5
Miracle Man said
funtime in the house yea?! ;)
fine job!
Shiva prakash said
Deepak Nayak said
I HATE EVERYTHING ABOUT YOU GEORGE!! I mean, there should be a limit to how good you can be!! Good performances over and over and over again just makes me sit back and enjoy the song… Just like the way I would with Ugly Kid Joe or probably more… I mean, this kind of enery and throw in your voice… The punch in the song… The involvement… The recording… Everything is so good man… Damn!! This is ridiculous!! I don't have anything to write where you could improve… You've made me jobless… Just perfect!! So here you go… I ain't a big damn thang, but for me you are an official "STAR OF MUZIBOO!" from this day!! Yiippeee…
I am happy to see the way you've come up with the music you're makin dude… three cheers!! \m/
"Its all bout music and it always will be!"
Ashish Mehndiratta said
perfect singing….wish i could sing like you
Tanu Duggal said
i…i…i… hehe
great vocals man!
A.k.a Ali said
Well i cld see tht u enjoyed singing this song & it shows awesome 10/10.beauifull with a capital B.
Giive a listen to http://www.muziboo.com/music/3276-Koi-Nahin-Collaboration-with-George
Regards Stay Happy
Murali Venkatraman said
dude ! you rock !
Prem j Hans said
Damn good …You are the best……Awesome Expression….the energy level was very good and this time its an OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE….5/5
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I grew up with a block set similar to these and I loved them. My sister and I would spend hours playing this these and building things with my dad. When we got older we moved on to legos and now I am engineer and she is a graphic designer. I am sure the blocks helped!
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Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
- Address:
10477 Lombardy Lane
Dallas, TX 75220Neighborhood:
NW Dallas / Love Field Area
- Cuisine:
SteakPrice: $50 and over
Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.pappasbros.com/
- Phone: 2143662000x
- Hours of Operation:
Monday - Thurday: 5:00PM - 10:00PM; Friday & Saturday: 5:00PM - 11:00PM; Closed Sundays.
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood
- Executive Chef: James Johnson
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Chef's Table, Cigar Room, Counter Seating, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access, Wine
- Catering: Call Pappas Catering at 972-669-0364
- Entertainment: Piano player in the bar from 6:30 pm to close.
- Special Events: Pappas Bros. Steakhouse has monthly wine tastings and wine dinners.
A word from Pappas Bros. Steakhouse
At Pappas Bros. Steakhouse, the focus is a total quality dining experience; in the food and wine the steakhouse offers and in the pristine service it provides. The steakhouse features USDA Prime, in-house dry-aged beef, superior to all grades and known for its marbling, texture and flavor. The menu also includes seafood selections from Pacific Blue Fin Tuna to Live Main Lobster.Continued
The award-winning wine list boasts over 3,500 selections and the cellars have an inventory totaling over 35,000 bottles from every major fine wine producing region in the world. Both the Dallas and Houston steakhouses received the coveted 2014 Grand Award, which is the highest distinction possible for wine selection by Wine Spectator. Dallas has a been proud recipient of this prestigious award since 2011.
The award-winning wine list boasts over 3,500 selections and the cellars have an inventory totaling over 35,000 bottles from every major fine wine producing region in the world. Both the Dallas and Houston steakhouses received the coveted 2014 Grand Award, which is the highest distinction possible for wine selection by Wine Spectator. Dallas has a been proud recipient of this prestigious award since 2011.
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Awards voted by OpenTable diners
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Overall
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Ambiance
- Diners' Choice WinnerBest Food
Pappas Bros. Steakhouse - Best Restaurants in NW Dallas / Love Field Area ›
Pappas Bros. Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
510 reviews since May 25, 2014
- Food4.7Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (416)notable wine list (279)romantic (262)fit for foodies (181)good for groups (129)vibrant bar scene (52)hot spot (49)neighborhood gem (23)late-night find (18)kid-friendly (11)great for lunch (11)great for brunch (10)scenic view (4)great for outdoor dining (4)Show More
- 1st time, but not my last!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/19/2014To begin with I had a waitress, I believe her name was Tammi. She was outstanding. Very professional, energetic, polite, knowledgeable of the food and even offered someone to come speak to us of wines. Her service made my first time visit memorable and I'm happy to say I will gladly be returning. The food was delicious, and it was a treat to have had the macaroni and cheese with crab. I can't brag enough of this place! Thank you, see you soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Dinner at the barNOLALadyinsFVIPDined on 9/17/2014A great dining bar with a piano in the background. Michelle the bartender is the best! Fabulous drinks and great personal service.Special Features:
- Quality of food was disappointingpappasreviewDined on 9/15/2014The restaurant has a pleasant feel and decor. The staff is friendly and very attentive. But the main attraction, The Food was disappointing. The seafood in the The Seafood Tower did not taste fresh at all. It smelt and taste like it was left over from another day, possibly longer. The Skillet Potatoes had an overcooked and unpleasant muddle flavor. The Roasted Wild Mushrooms, are not wild mushrooms and had a heavy overbearing seasoning/marinade. It was obvious that sides sit in a warmer all day. Very little attention is given to quality food preparation. Steaks were prepared correctly and were good. The Turtle Pie, Martini cocktail and wine were great. Seems like the kitchen has cooks and No Chef. Disappointing at this price point.Special Features:
- Great for a special occasionAFBenDined on 9/13/2014Had an enjoyable time. Great ambiance. Great food and excellent service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- birthdaygirlDined on 9/13/2014Great food! Great service! My favorite restaurant. Can't be beat for wonderful food, atmosphere, class and service.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent anniversary dinnerthefinerthingsDined on 9/13/2014Everyone was very friendly, professional and accomodating. Food was stellar. We loved it!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BEEF BEEF BEEFDoctorJohnDined on 9/13/2014If you are a steak lover, this place is a MUST! Our choices were beef and beef, with the Rib Eye a delicious medium rare, and the filet a tad more on the rare side. Both were tender, juicy and delicious. We also had a lobster tail addition, which was also fresh and cooked to perfection. And the mac & cheese (with crab meat) was a great take home dish for us, a terrific breakfast for the morning after such a big feast. Extensive wine list, terrific service...pricey but worth the spend for a special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing ExperienceHWooDined on 9/12/2014The service and staff was phenomenal. I thoroughly enjoyed our time spent there and will make this establishment a staple in our household in the foreseeable future.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- PerfectionOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/12/20146 friends in town for the football game. From my on line research I chose Pappas Brothers Steak House. From the drinks in the bar to our dinner everyone was impressed and this is a hard crowd to impress! My New York Strip was the best I have ever had and I am a steak guy. Everyone in our group agreed the steaks were some of the best they had ever had. The evening was perfect - there was nothing that could have been improved upon!Special Features:
- Perfection in every way.Dancingspirit9Dined on 9/11/2014Pappas Brothers Steak House is a legend and now I know why. The food, service and place itself are all perfect! We shared the smaller of the porterhouse steaks and it was more then enough for two. It was perfectly aged, cooked and seasoned. The wild mushrooms and creamed spinach that we ordered with it were fabulous versions of the classic steak accompaniments. The service was outstanding from hostess to server to sommelier. The latter was especially helpful. Their wine list is the longest I have ever seen, with thousands of offerings. Our waiter too was most helpful and pleasant. Then there is the place itself. It is not only beautiful but immaculate. This is one very well run restaurant.Special Features:
- Great as usual but really loudSbladesDined on 9/10/2014We came for our anniversary and the service and food were really good as usual. They put us in the side room with a low ceiling and it was so loud that I couldn't hear the server at all and could barely converse with my husband. Not very romantic. But the food was great. Recommend sharing the scalloped potatoes - they were wonderful!Special Features:
- Best Steak in DallasOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/9/2014Went to Pappas for the first time to celebrate my son's visit on leave from the Air Force. Several members of the staff made a point to come by the table and thank him for his service. The server was knowledgeable and perfectly paced. The wine list was incredible and the food well, it was the best steak I've had in Dallas in 40 years of dinning. The crab mac and cheese is to die for! We were treated like the royal family. Expensive but worth every penny!Special Features:
- FabulosoOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/6/2014La comida y el servicio es excelente, la comida es muy buena, y la carta de vinos es espectacular, pero no tienen muchos vinos mexicanos en escaso de los vinos tontos sólo 1Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First Class All the Way!PolkaKingDined on 9/6/2014Food was ultra delicious! Service was even better... outstanding... knowledgeable, kind, courteous, responsive... could not get water glasses below half if we tried...Special Features:
- Wife's special birthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 9/6/2014We arrived and was seated immediately. A familiar face, Brian, came up and we exchanged pleasantry's. He took our normal drink orders and then we asked for the sommelier to help us select a good wine with our dinner. Brian then went over then specials and there was one that peaked my interest. So dinner was ordered and it was absolutely delicious. My wife received her complimentary birthday dessert which was key lime pie. Because my birthday was a week earlier Brian spelled happy birthday in chocolate on the plate and put two candles on it. Tha to me is caring for the customer. Brian is very caring for all his customer's. He treats everyone the same. He is definately an asset to Pappas Brothers Restuarant. It was indeed a special night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent steaks!HenryEDined on 9/5/2014Excellent steaks! Wine list is overwhelming. Need a Readers Digest version of the wine list for non-oenophilesSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great foodFturrizaDined on 9/5/2014Nice, traditional, elegant restaurant. Great service.... A good choice for a fine dinnerSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistencyrayjr13VIPDined on 9/5/2014It's been a few years since I've dined at Pappa Bros. The quality, service, and decorum have neither faded or wavered. I dined solo and was treated as outstandingly as when bringing in parties 10+. Food is excellent and prepared exceptionally. This time I really appreciated the geographical location's convenience. This is on top of my short list of Dallas dining when visiting for work or play.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/4/2014Everything was outstanding. And it's extremely hard to say that everything was outstanding, but it was. My new favorite place.I would recommend this to a friend.
- a classic steakhouseOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014A Wine Spectator ranked wine list, fabulous steaks and sides, other choices for non meat-eaters, attentive helpful service, sommelier didn't steer us wrong when given a budget - overall superb -- worth the tripSpecial Features:
- Always great!Texasmom43Dined on 8/31/2014Pappas Bros. steakhouse always serves great steaks and offers wonderful service. Even though we have several steak places within a mile of our home, we make the drive to Pappas because we know the food will always be amazing. Most recently, we dined during the last day of Restaurant week in Dallas. It was quite the meal (at another steak place we also ordered the three course restaurant meal and the portions were noticeably small) for a $45 3 course prix fixe dinner. We still each ended up taking our leftovers home including a full size dessert! This is why we love Pappas as do our three teenagers!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomeTxH20Dined on 8/31/2014Food was spectacular and service incomparable. A ten in all respects.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect Dining Experiencefood4lifeDined on 8/30/2014Unbelievable experience. Must haves are Turtle Gumbo, Crab Mac n Cheese, and Pecan Pie. You can't go wrong with any cut of beef at Pappas. Ask for Melissa M. She will take great care of you as she did us.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 8/30/2014We had a wonderful time. Atmosphere was wonderful. There was a fantastic jazz band in the bar. Excellent service. Only down side as with all Pappa Restaurants is the high noise level.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- JennyDined on 8/30/2014We enjoyed it very much. The service was outstanding and the food superb!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing ExperienceBoiNaBrazaDined on 8/30/2014I booked this for some friends that had been wanting to eat here. They told me they had a tremendous experience and the food was absolutely amazing! They will definitely be back.Special Features:
- Restaurant weekTheceltDined on 8/30/2014Did pappas brothers for restaurant week and it was our best choice yet. Great food and ambiance. A little pricey for our normal night out but would definitely choose for special occasions!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Top NotchpatandalDined on 8/30/2014Best Steak in Dallas..Our waiter was terrific. We had forgotten our Central Market 4th course certificates but Pappas honored it anyways. They asked if we would mail them in to them, which we did the very next day.Special Features:
- AwesomeReataCustomerForLifeDined on 8/30/2014We try to go to Pappas Bros. Steakhouse every year for restaurant week, but we also try to go on special occasions. Regardless of whether it is restaurant week or any other time they treat us "Special"! Pappas is fantastic!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/30/2014The steak was delicious....had the Restaurant Week Filet....except the mashed potatoes were not hot. Everything else was terrific. Nancy ElledgeSpecial Features:
- Excellent food!!MindyannDined on 8/30/2014I would like to see Escargot added to the menu! The food is always delicious ...wish I had a second stomach so I could eat more of the sides. I always try to keep room for dessert but I end up it getting it to go! The steaks are just to die for!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Steak in Dallas!ManiaDined on 8/30/2014We have gone to several of the top steak houses since we have moved back here. This one is THE BEST! I wish they would open one in North Dallas Suburbs. The food is just wonderful to match the quality of the steaks. The filet just melts in your mouth. The veggies are done to a perfect degree. And the cheesecake is to die for. Tastes like home made. And my mint julep was so special served in the authentic metal cup also. Cannot wait to go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Death of a Henchman: the Bad, the Good, and the Gray
I can remember one of the first times I thought about death; I must have been about five and the victim was a standard-issue Koopa Troopa. I know a Goomba is the first thing killed, but the Troopa's demise lingered in my mind. It was how I left him, bouncing back and forth in a ditch, trapped in a kinetic prison, that tugged at my mind; that Troopa would stay like that, not dead but not exactly alive (and most certainly nauseated), an 8-bit purgatory. Nonetheless, I kept moving. There were inept monarchs and a princess that required some saving.
Years later, I can't imagine my death toll since that Troopa. How many monsters, mutants, guards, terrorists, anthropomorphic creatures, insurgents, robots, nazis, zombies (both the virulent and undead variants), nazi-zombies, aliens, thugs, vampires, self-aware computer programs, genetic mishaps, clones, orcs, and raptors have I dispatched to henchman heaven, a charming place probably in a hidden volcano lair, where protagonists always have 1 HP and health packs are nowhere to be found? What strikes me is that I've never regretted any of these fallen, operantly conditioned to drain health bars without a second thought. There were a few times this thought dabbed at my mind's surface, like when I played Shadow of the Colossus, but I never actively thought about it until some interesting situations arose in Assassin's Creed 2.
Starting in Florence, I was the Ovid of obituaries, as I've always been. My father and brothers had just been killed and I couldn't be on my merry womanizing and leisure-free running way as any 15th century Florentine nobleman should. People had to die. Then, there was the archer. It was on the Alberto Uberti mission and the first time an archer confronted me. He said something along the lines of "Stop! Get down or I'll shoot," to which I instinctively responded with my hidden blade. I stopped for a second and thought about what I had just done. I had killed a guard who gave me a warning. He hadn't attacked me, he just told me to get down, like he's supposed to; this guy was just doing his job. He wasn't even guarding Uberti, he was just doing his rounds. It bothered me.
Is killing the only solution?
From then on, there was a subtle shift in my gameplay, I was more sneak than stab, with the regret constantly troubling my brain. And to add to that quandary was a funny situation in Tuscany. After lowering my notoriety, due to my massacre of Vieri de Pazzi and his men, a thief pick-pocketed me when I wasn't paying attention. He quickly climbed up some boxes and rafters, and I fell behind a little after tumbling through some civilians. Annoyed with my sudden devolution to a giraffe's coordination, I finally started pursuing the thief, but to my surprise, I wasn't the only one running after him, the guards were too! They had seen what had happened and were already up the building. They actually ended up knocking him off a roof shortly thereafter and I got my money back. The guards had helped me; they too were just doing their job, like a cop or a firefighter, well, minus the knocking the guy of the roof to his death bit.
Now this weird Assassin's self assessment probably has a lot to do with my Saturday-morning- Batman-cartoons-grade ethics, which led to odd thoughts like "What if the guard who just shoved me is one day away from retirement after a forty year career," or "what if this is a rookie guard's first day on the job?" The rest of that first run was riddled with clunky morality. There was a lot of disarming and taunting guards until they ran away (really wishing there was some sort of intimidation function), or on the more martial side, just beating them stupid. I never minded slaughtering guards as long as they were on the Borgia payroll, discernible by the color of their uniform and especially fun to kill with that double-ocular-biopsy move, or if I had no other choice due to the nature of the mission. There were also situations, such as after Florence returns to Medici control, where I couldn't kill any of the Medici-loyal guard. I'm not sure if this was Ubisoft's intention when programming the game's AI: you can go around killing as many guards as you want, and as long as you have a city's corresponding cape, your notoriety will not increase. Still, I honestly experienced guilt in some situations, and no game had made me dwell on an NPC's tragic mortality so much before.
Morality and consequence isn't novel in video games at all, but the degree to which it's developed has been limited. As I mentioned before regarding Shadow of the Colossus, there is a slight morality cringe; you find out you're pretty much the bad guy and you go around killing what I thought were these magnificent, titan creatures. The feeling of awe was reminiscent of seeing a majestic blue whale. (Well, if blue whales could smash you with the Washington monument.) In addition, Agro's plummet caught my breath. But you have no choice in any of these matters. You don't have the option of sparing the colossi, so the moral choice facet of the games comes off a bit as ancillary to the game's progress. Hell, you want to finish the game, so that factor is curbed to a degree. In other games, the consequences of morality have usually been centered on peripheral effects on game play. In Bioshock, the only discernible effect of choosing to food-process little sisters or not was receiving more or less genetic tokens to blow at the splicing arcade. And if I happened to meet the little-sister-smoothie quota, I would get a stern slap on the wrist from Tenebaum as one of the endings. The problem was, though I usually saved little sisters, I wouldn't exactly regret harvesting them either. That's not to say Bioshock didn't engage me emotionally. One moment it did engage me was in an apartment in Olympus Heights. I walked into one of the side apartments and witnessed a family that killed itself in front of the TV. I felt a little sad, but this was more of an atmospheric element than one integral to gameplay.
I felt the same about Fable 2. Sure morality here is a little more interactive, with people shying away, and me going all Regan MacNeil when I did mean things, but doing so felt quantified and stiff, with a bad-o-meter acting as my conscience. And ultimately, the ending is the same whether you're good, bad, or indifferent. It's when a game elicits a response from the player's natural sentiments and ethics that morality can add a deeper level of engagement with a game. This isn't to say that there shouldn't be emphasis on game play; that's the whole point of a game. It's exactly that interweaving gameplay with narrative elements that makes you simultaneously uncomfortable, ambivalent, contemplative, or even empowered, providing for a deeper and more realistic experience.
Morality and moral choice should be used more often and more deeply because it puts more at stake for the player than just completion and achievement trophies, as consequences of decisions could be more interactive and significant. Now I've never killed a person (though some maiming may or may not have occurred), but I'm sure there's a tangle of emotions that arise: wrath, fear, disbelief, ecstasy, regret, closure, disgust, any number of emotions surging in a person's synaptic pathways. Isn't that really the most interesting aspect of any action—the motivations underlying them? These elements are integral to depth and meaning in narrative.
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One possible manifestation of this could involve putting the player in charge of an infantry squad: you're the new Commanding Officer and the men aren't exactly going to welcome you with a our-lives-are-in-your-hands fruit basket. Through narrative craft, the game could make you feel the weight of that responsibility. That squad depends on and trusts you to make the best decisions. The sense of obligation could develop by emphasizing the bonds between you and your squad. As you play, your decisions on how to approach a target could influence whether squad members would sustain wounds or die, the team's chances of a clean success, and your chances of an easy getaway. However, the chances would not be calculated for you beforehand in percentages, but rather would depend solely on your instincts. And if someone does die on your team, the game would make you regret it. You'd feel the scorn of your team and that you-just-got-Wade-killed feeling. Your squad's morale and loyalty could shift, and your HQ's trust in your competence could decline, influencing their decisions about which missions they send you on. Here we could see a significant impact on the storyline, with different possibilities creating different tangents.
And yet the flipside of interactive consequence is that it can also appeal to individuals with no moral compunctions (in games) at all. Let's say that in another game, being absolutely ruthless and taking out a whole squad of henchmen unnecessarily could result in later retaliations being more frequent and difficult, with henchmen being more vengeful due to their grief for their fallen comrades. And in some cases, your savagery could even persuade some of those henchmen to rally to your cause out of sheer fear. Then, your initial allies could either become more distant out of revulsion, or more emboldened out of respect, causing them to follow your increasingly murderous lead. You would basically be rewarded with more challenging gameplay and, at times, the satisfaction of one-upping your antagonist at what's supposed to be their job. It would also provide for a deep character analysis of your allies, resulting in an even richer palette of emotionally engaging gaming.
There are a lot of games in the Internet that children find and will lead them to too much distraction. With this, parents should be able to guide them all the time. - Michael Courouleau
I guess this whole matter is just the nature of all games with a good vs. evil theme. Unless evil plans and the source of it is killed, the chaos will not be ended. - Arthur van der Vant


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1.1 This specification establishes the requirements for brass strip in narrow widths and light gages produced from Copper Alloys Nos. C23000, C26000, and C26130.Note 1
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Pas-de-Calais is a highly cultural region of France, offering a taste of its unique culture to interested visitors. The intriguing combination of Flemish and French cultures has resulted in the region being a hot spot for food and drink, and the regular markets which are held in almost every town, and the range of fine restaurants make taking a self catering chateaux, apartment or cottage in Pas-de-Calais a genuine treat.
Away from the many charming towns there is even more to enjoy. Taking a holiday rental gite in the Pas-de-Calais countryside means that you can not only enjoy extensive walking, cycling and horse riding through beautiful, open countryside, through quiet woodland and rolling hills, but you can happily visit some of the best beaches in Northern France. Among the finest beaches in the region is the wide, flat, sandy beach of Le Tourquet-Paris-Plage, which is a favourite escape for many Parisians.
Many people will take self catering chateaux or cottage in Pas-de-Calais to visit the battlefields and cemeteries of the World Wars, especially the infamous battleground of the Somme. While many tours of this nature will be highly personalised, the tourist information centres of Pas-de-Calais have a huge amount of information and a number of excellent guided tours available if you would like to find out more from your holiday house in Pas-de-Calais. The sight of England's most celebrated medieval battle field, Agincourt, also lies 50 miles south of Calais.
Pas-de-Calais is the favourite destination for British golfers on the road. Pas-de-Calais golf accommodation is abundant in the area, and due to the excellent transport networks, you can have a weekend break playing golf in Pas-de-Calais very easily.
Calais is the entry point for millions of visitors to France every year. However, sadly, many people do not take the time to investigate this old, vibrant town as they hurry onwards towards their self catering Pas-de-Calais property or gite in the French countryside. The extensive shopping scene in Calais' centre is well worth a visit from any holiday house in Pas-de-Calais, especially on a Saturday when the weekly market is held, and there are even more bargains to be found.
Arras is a favourite place to take self catering chateaux in Pas-de-Calais for visiting the Somme battlefields. The town is a stunning example of French and Flemish cultures combining to form the distinct culture of the region.
Due to its close proximity to England, Pas-de-Calais' climate is very similar to that of the English Westcountry, although average temperatures are generally slightly higher.
There is no shortage of methods of reaching a self catering Pas de Calais holiday rental. Whether you decide to travel by ferry, ride through the Channel Tunnel or take a flight to Beauvais (BVA) from Dublin or Glasgow (provided by Ryanair), you can be settling into your holiday house in Pas-de-Calais within just a few hours of leaving home.


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