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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 11:29 
 To:  af (CAER)      14 of 80 
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Yeah, the Americans probably have their own inimitable way of saying it - does anyone know any Libyans? Maybe we should take their lead on pronoucing it.
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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   1 Mar 2011 13:06 
 To:  graphitone      15 of 80 
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I've only ever heard is said like Steve posted. But I stopped watching the news a long time ago.
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 13:12 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      16 of 80 
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The news is about the only thing I watch on TV nowadays. :-Y

 

Oh and the odd bit of corrie should the wife be wanting to watch it on catch up. That's a terrible programme. Do you ever get subjugated to the British soaps over there? If you do, I really am sorry. :-[
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   1 Mar 2011 13:16 
 To:  graphitone      17 of 80 
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How could one be subjugated to a soap?
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 13:24 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      18 of 80 
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If one is anything like my wife, she's submissive, almost enslaved, if you will, to the whims, trials and tribulations of the good people of <wherever Coronation Street's set>.
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   1 Mar 2011 13:29 
 To:  graphitone      19 of 80 
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Weatherfield!
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 From:  ANT_THOMAS   1 Mar 2011 13:50 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      20 of 80 
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Granada Studios :$
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 From:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)   1 Mar 2011 14:02 
 To:  ANT_THOMAS      21 of 80 
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I went there on a school trip once. It was very boring (cheer)
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 14:34 
 To:  Drew (X3N0PH0N)      22 of 80 
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Was there a waxwork of Bill Roache?
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 From:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)   1 Mar 2011 14:35 
 To:  graphitone      23 of 80 
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No British Soaps but the wife does watch "Days of our Lives". I've noticed that you can skip years and still know what's going on with that show. What rubbish!
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 14:40 
 To:  Ken (SHIELDSIT)      24 of 80 
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I remember something similar happening with the Cosby show - the story lines stayed the same, the only way you could distinguish between the series was the age of the child actors.
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 From:  steve   1 Mar 2011 17:13 
 To:  graphitone      25 of 80 
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Yes, well, one friend studied there and one grew up there (both British) and they say it that way.
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 From:  99% of gargoyles look like (MR_BASTARD)   1 Mar 2011 18:20 
 To:  graphitone      26 of 80 
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Bill Roache /is/ the waxwork of Bill Roache! :Y

bastard by name, bastard by nature
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 21:34 
 To:  steve      27 of 80 
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Problem solved then!!!
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 From:  graphitone   1 Mar 2011 21:36 
 To:  99% of gargoyles look like (MR_BASTARD)      28 of 80 
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I knew there was something slightly fishy about him. And by fishy I mean wooden. And by wooden I mean waxy.

 

Still, it's amazing the preservative quality a lacquer of wax can afford the waxee isn't it? What must he be now - 96? And doesn't look a day beyond 80.
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 From:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)   2 Mar 2011 00:05 
 To:  graphitone      29 of 80 
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He's 78.
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 From:  CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)   2 Mar 2011 02:24 
 To:  graphitone      30 of 80 
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T_T T_T T_T

 

(Mrs.D)


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"The landscape is punctuated by distant birds, that allude to Georges Braque, arcing across a Malevich-like suprematist sun. The juxtaposition of the tiny copse on the horizon, reminiscent of Jean Arp, with the Dürer inspired towering dandelion emulates a cinematic dolly zoom effect. From icon painting to Photoshop, via botanical textbooks and cartoon cells, Androecium works as an uncanny mise en scène. "
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 From:  graphitone   2 Mar 2011 10:17 
 To:  Peter (BOUGHTONP)      31 of 80 
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Well, I was close.
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 From:  Rich   7 Mar 2011 22:47 
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I heard an American refer to Tunisia as "choo-nee-shah" the other day. It made me very angry.




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