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Jounrneys for truth. Online existance is futile.

From: Username 5 Dec 2006 23:27
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22:35 Today
BBC1 Scotland
Imagine... www.herecomeseverybody.co.uk
Alan Yentob journeys into the world wide web to find out how it began, who's out there, and where it's taking us. He meets Tim Berners Lee, the inventor of the web, and explores how Lee's creativity has fuelled the creativity of millions of others - such as Dandy blogger Dickon Edwards and sex blogger Abby Lee, the hardcore members of the Arctic Monkeys message board, masked animator David Firth, and Ewan Macdonald, the young Scot who wrote the millionth entry in Wikipedia

 

Duration: 50mins

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From: Username 5 Dec 2006 23:28
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22:27, and its all gay before I even begin watching it. This is how further in the truth im bold to be knowledged.
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From: Manthorp 7 Dec 2006 09:08
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quote:
This is how further in the truth im bold to be knowledged.


Wise words, Trig.
EDITED: 7 Dec 2006 09:09 by MANTHORP
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From: spinning_plates 7 Dec 2006 15:05
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The best bit is that it doesn't make much less sense when routed through an english->japanese->english run on babelfish

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This a certain method above knowledged that is with bold truth im.
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From: Manthorp 8 Dec 2006 01:08
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That suggests that he has discovered either language transcendent wisdom, or universal bollocks. We must come to our own conclusions, I guess.
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From: william (WILLIAMA) 9 Dec 2006 14:40
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Maybe the alter-ego is finally revealed...
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From: Manthorp10 Dec 2006 02:19
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OMFG. He's back. And this time it's just as bollocksy as last.
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