
can't be doing withv a amn who's ego is bigger than mine
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:25,
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It's getting better, like, but I never miss out on an excuse to have a swift few.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:16,
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that will tuern it on its head. drunk is mjy normal state of being for the next month or so.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:17,
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if the 10tgh is just a consultation and the 19th is the exzplorarory thing, i don't know. if the 10th is the exp0loratory thing, thde 19th is the BI8G operation. either way, i'm shitting jmyself.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:20,
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but I'll wish ya the best of luck with it all anyway. Hope all goes smoothly and (relatively) pain-free. x
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:25,
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i thought i wo9uldn't be bo9thered, but if this works, it'll turn my whiole world upside down. if it failsd, it'll mean the end of every hope i evser hand for a normal life.
either way, it's brown trousers timwee.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:27,
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either way, it's brown trousers timwee.

"Timwee"
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:39,
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but i've newver been througfh anything this big or this important.v it's literally life changing.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:29,
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It always turns out well in the end.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:33,
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A friend of mine was born with a dodgy heart, which got so bad she nearly died. She had possibly one of the most dangerous operations you could have; she had her heart replaced with this. www.360oandp.com/Data/Sites/1/artificial-heart.jpg
And she's perfectly fine now :) it'll be a walk in the park!
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:38,
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And she's perfectly fine now :) it'll be a walk in the park!

And like Mr Fox's Bourbon Biscuits up there said, all will be well.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:48,
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Technology, eh? Where next...
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:52,
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I think I shall stare at this instead of the last 45 minutes of the program
Also, I have a premier scheduled!
I dun a video a few weeks back for comedy song writer Helen Arney, it gets its official debut at Popcorn's Kernel Club this Wednesday.
I won't be there, but if you're in that there London, pop along
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:16,
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Also, I have a premier scheduled!
I dun a video a few weeks back for comedy song writer Helen Arney, it gets its official debut at Popcorn's Kernel Club this Wednesday.
I won't be there, but if you're in that there London, pop along

bit of a yawnfest, fed up of all these supposed sci-fi shows turning into drama soaps
I want some big fuck-off robots or aliens fighting on distant planets in made-up galaxies, not humans bickering over petty shit
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:19,
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I want some big fuck-off robots or aliens fighting on distant planets in made-up galaxies, not humans bickering over petty shit

I have tried to watch Dr. Who recently, and last about three minutes before I am compelled to turn it off.
I'll take the old Who, without the flashy computer stuff any day.
That's really cool about Happytoast. Yay.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:34,
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I'll take the old Who, without the flashy computer stuff any day.
That's really cool about Happytoast. Yay.

A quick blast of the crappy incidental music usually does it, if nothing else does. Just so cliched and loud. Loved the incidentals from the 70's episodes though; all that wonderful garde stuff.
CGI is only ever any good when you can't tell it's CGI, otherwise, just make a rubber suit!
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:45,
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CGI is only ever any good when you can't tell it's CGI, otherwise, just make a rubber suit!

I know I'm perilously going into old grumpy man territory.
But I was watching a Buster Keaton film last night. The lightning was just a frame or two of a jagged line drawn on the film. But it worked.
Or in Citizen Kane, if you look at the snow, and leaves falling, in some scenes, you can tell they're just drawn on the frames.
I think my gripe is partly due to what the cgi stuff is telling me, even if it's subliminal. That my brain isn't good enough.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:54,
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But I was watching a Buster Keaton film last night. The lightning was just a frame or two of a jagged line drawn on the film. But it worked.
Or in Citizen Kane, if you look at the snow, and leaves falling, in some scenes, you can tell they're just drawn on the frames.
I think my gripe is partly due to what the cgi stuff is telling me, even if it's subliminal. That my brain isn't good enough.

Been grumpy for many years me!
The one I always remember is the final scene at the end of the first episode of "The Ark in Space", the bit where Harry opens a cupboard and the big insecty thing comes out... cut to end credits. That had me absolutely cacking myself as a kid, so much so that I didn't watch the rest of it at the time, even though I knew it wasn't real and it was just a rubber suit. Looking at the CGI stuff now, there isn't anything I think would have had the same effect on me.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 22:09,
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The one I always remember is the final scene at the end of the first episode of "The Ark in Space", the bit where Harry opens a cupboard and the big insecty thing comes out... cut to end credits. That had me absolutely cacking myself as a kid, so much so that I didn't watch the rest of it at the time, even though I knew it wasn't real and it was just a rubber suit. Looking at the CGI stuff now, there isn't anything I think would have had the same effect on me.

Owing to my current affliction of Massive Pain of the Face.
I have some gin and some peach schnapps. Can I interest you in any before I down the lot?
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:20,
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I have some gin and some peach schnapps. Can I interest you in any before I down the lot?

i suggest sherry. it gets you fucked up fast and it's cheap.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:21,
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Pity there's only some really cheap cooking sherry left in the house :(
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:27,
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Unless, of course, it was bathed in the searing hellfires of eternal damnation and the sea was a sluice of blood, pregnant with the putrid bodies of rapists?
Bridlington?
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:57,
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Bridlington?

until I saw the green eyes. Mine are a subtle shade of bloodshot.
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:22,
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extensive nerve damage yhas turned them gree, which suits me finhe
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:24,
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Due to very happy times, my liver just won't let me drink. I tried. Oh, I paid the price.
Drink while you can!
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Mon 3 Oct 2011, 21:31,
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Drink while you can!

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