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From the Creationism challenge. See all 279 entries (closed)
( , Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:48, archived)
From the Creationism challenge. See all 279 entries (closed)
( , Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:48, archived)
"They will never complete on time"
"They don't know what they are doing".
"This will never work".
"That's wrong".
Negative comment 5
Negative comment 6
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end of programme...
"Well I am amazed. It's all worked out well. It looks fantastic".
Repeat each week.
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:58,
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"This will never work".
"That's wrong".
Negative comment 5
Negative comment 6
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end of programme...
"Well I am amazed. It's all worked out well. It looks fantastic".
Repeat each week.
It would
make the title a bit redundant if they didn't work out though
It would be called "Rubbish Designs" then
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 13:00,
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It would be called "Rubbish Designs" then
Watch "Property Ladder" for that sort of thing.
It's full of out-of-their-depth cretins who think they can redevelop a property on £2.49. And Sarah Beeny's got nice norks.
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Sat 16 Jun 2007, 20:50,
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They only choose the ones that work..
..although the cretins might be more fun. I don't really watch TV, but Changing Rooms seemed to me to be the best for that. Get someone else in to decorate your own house? Just say no!
My favourite was the idiots who did a room in Christmas style (red and gold) at Christmas. You could just see the owners with buckets of paint behind their back thinking 'What about the other 51 weeks of the year?'
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Tue 19 Jun 2007, 17:11,
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My favourite was the idiots who did a room in Christmas style (red and gold) at Christmas. You could just see the owners with buckets of paint behind their back thinking 'What about the other 51 weeks of the year?'
oo a lesson for us all
funny *and* cautionary
like a clown saying it might hurt when he bums you
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:50,
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like a clown saying it might hurt when he bums you
aw - he's just hiding
he'll pop out from under the celestial stairs in a few years and shout 'BOO!'
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:50,
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Mr The Neville
You are brokening my clicking finger. Please carry on. :)
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:51,
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'The vast empty swathes of infinite nothingness'
...that is More4
Woo!
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 12:54,
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Woo!
woo!
*clicks*
You've got the wording perfect - I chuffing love that programme and Kevin McCloud sounds just like that...
Woo and also Yay to you sir
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 13:02,
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You've got the wording perfect - I chuffing love that programme and Kevin McCloud sounds just like that...
Woo and also Yay to you sir
Utterly brilliant!
I am amazed how little dross this challenge is producing from what, on the face of it seemed a shitty brief.
Woo peter.
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 13:04,
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Woo peter.
"Although I had reservations about God not using a project manager,
and concerns over the idea of using a super-hot molten iron sphere for the underfloor heating, now that the build is complete I actually find myself quite liking the open-plan design, and the contemporary feel of the place. I think the water features are quite fabulous."
[aside to camera] "I don't really like it at all. It think it's shit and that God over-reached himself by managing the project, resulting in very poor build quality. I'm also concerned about the proximity to a raging ball of nuclear inferno that might well expand within in the next few billion years. All in all, I don't really expect the house to be standing five billion years from now."
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Thu 14 Jun 2007, 13:15,
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[aside to camera] "I don't really like it at all. It think it's shit and that God over-reached himself by managing the project, resulting in very poor build quality. I'm also concerned about the proximity to a raging ball of nuclear inferno that might well expand within in the next few billion years. All in all, I don't really expect the house to be standing five billion years from now."