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Didn't they try and recreate it

using a dead pig?

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:12, archived)

Yup.

That's the bunny, good to see I'm not cracking up and imagining these crasy TV programmes.

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HP hasn't been here in aaaaaages, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:13, archived)

i remember that

twas reet good

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The Incredible... accident free since, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:15, archived)

Whilst on the subject of imagining crazy tv,

did some guy run on a treadmill with Leo Sayer on his back, singing a song. Whilst Phillip Schofield watched,

or did I dream it?

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:15, archived)

yes and no

He did run on a tred mill with leo sayer on his back but I think it was an episode of shooting stars, I don't think Pip Scofield was there

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Roxy_Hart is so so old, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:17, archived)

did anyone ever see a thing with

anneka rice talking to a horse?
they horse may or may not have been talking back

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VampireMonkeyOnSpeed a super sexy sexual sex terrorist sex, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19, archived)

I think

I must have missed that

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Roxy_Hart is so so old, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:21, archived)

well it was quite early in the morning

and lsd was involved, so i may have imagined it

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VampireMonkeyOnSpeed a super sexy sexual sex terrorist sex, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:24, archived)

I suspect it was...

...that saturday BBC1 teatime thing Reeves & Mortimer did. "Families at War" or somesuch. Even better than the original Generation Game, and that's saying something.

(the_hammerhead_tart -- In love with a strict machine, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:22, archived)

umm

I saw that - I'm sure it was in Shooting Stars or such-like. So either it was real or co-joined psychotic mindpiss....

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Fudgebags will wear you like a glove, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:18, archived)

Leo sayer

fell off and ended up underneath the blue mats put around the treadmill

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Roxy_Hart is so so old, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19, archived)

Excellent,

thanks - I no longer hold that as the cause of my mental instability

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:20, archived)

it wasn't mindpiss?

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Fudgebags will wear you like a glove, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:22, archived)

yes

That was on CSI

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Roxy_Hart is so so old, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:13, archived)

i saw that one

scared me shitless

(0800221155 Coldseal windows, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:14, archived)

if they ever

want to recreate human decay they use dead pig

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Roxy_Hart is so so old, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:15, archived)

sounds

like some take aways i know....

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Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:16, archived)

I was in a village once

which had an take away next to a funeral parlour.

Also I went to an Indian restuarant in Cotham which sold its curry in three varieties:
chicken, prawn and meat

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:19, archived)

Cotham in Bristol

or some other Cotham that I'm not aware of?

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LP, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:23, archived)

Yep, Cotham in Bristol

I was living there until the summer

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:29, archived)

Ahh

I'm from Bristol. I take it you managed to escape then.

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LP, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:31, archived)

I finished Uni

Now I'm trying to find any excuse to get back there.

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Mr Peet, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:35, archived)

*nod*

I have the misfortune of working for the uni - I think I'm stuck here.

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LP, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:37, archived)

I went to a Beer Festival once...

...the sign said "meat curry".

"What sort of meat?" I asked.

"Tinned".

It was nice.

(the_hammerhead_tart -- In love with a strict machine, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:24, archived)

Most of the curry houses round here do 'meat' dishes.

And thinking about it, they're all not too far from the Co-op Funeral Parlour.

but apparently, it's all mutton

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whelkboy is old now, you see, Sun 4 Jan 2004, 20:31, archived)