i like that.My old boss worked on the launch of that paper. It was all revolutionary, the fact they pioneered colour newspapers etc, but all anyone can remember is that it was shite. Oh well.
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pep,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:41,
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It was revolutionary.Like Morning TV. Remember - there was no TV 'twixt midnight and around 9am the next day.
( Your Mum,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:42,
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blimey -you're right. Hello - did you come to the bash? I didn't see you...
( pep,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:44,
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I really didn't want to go to the bashand see your mum there.
can you see what i did there?
(can you see what i did there?
Mond,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:47,
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Nope.I couldn't! I've left London last week and moved to the Northwest (South Manchester) because I got a new J.O.B. (Like Dick Whittington only in reverse). Its much cheaper up here and no one has heard of fashion. I'm the best dressed in town. How was the bash?
( Your Mum,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:47,
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bash was incredibleand YAY to another b3tan in South Manchester. Unbelieveably I think I have had it all to myself until now.
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supermoore: HUNG,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:49,
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OOOooh, whereabouts in south manny?Im thinking of dumping this two bit capital rat race, and heading back up to the simple northern life.
( Dr Nick Riviera,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:52,
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the bash was great -glad it was only geography that mant you couldn't make it. A woo and a yay to your new job, and to a lack of fashion.
( pep,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 12:10,
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I loved that paperI was the only one at university to read it.
( thirdman Ia! Ia! R'lyeh Cthulhu ftagn! Ia! Ia! Mglui nafl,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:45,
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I remember the ad campaign leading up to itlots of 80s celebs saying "I'm ready..."
and who could forget the legendary "if you see sid, tell him..." for British Gas?
(and who could forget the legendary "if you see sid, tell him..." for British Gas?
crouchingbadger,
Mon 14 Apr 2003, 11:50,
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