Ooh, I've encountered them before as well when I used to live at the Angel.
Lots of mad people in Islington.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 6:54,
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Lots of mad people in Islington.
Called Philipena, Mattalena and Russalena, which we covert at the weekend mostly, for up to twenty minutes at a time. Does that make us bad?
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:00,
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are they pets or dinner? (rejected gameshow idea no 43)
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:03,
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as they are very plump now. They do eat a lot of slugs and frogs though...
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:10,
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I thought they ate corn. Woo. I'm learning new stuff. Knowlege is power.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:12,
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hold their heads at an angle - thus making them appear friendly to their prey before they attack. Sneaky buggers they are.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:17,
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Wow. Wonder if I can go mugging tonight with this super knowledge.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:20,
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Most images of osama show him at a slight angle. That's why we think he's really friendly.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:38,
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They get in our garden and eat all invertabrate life they find showing no mercy, which is why I admire them. Mrs tea thinks they are pastural.
I think you should develop the game show concept it would be tasteless and shocking.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:10,
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I think you should develop the game show concept it would be tasteless and shocking.
for our jaded palates.
Although I want a show called "The Week in Animals" which features the best "and finally" items for the worlds news programs.
Oooh, and my friend at C4 tells me that they've recently commissioned a show called Gay Animals.
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Thu 25 Oct 2001, 7:18,
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Although I want a show called "The Week in Animals" which features the best "and finally" items for the worlds news programs.
Oooh, and my friend at C4 tells me that they've recently commissioned a show called Gay Animals.
