i'd be much more inclined to take spiritual advice from him than that llama geezer
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:00,
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This is what she said in her email.
True, did drink tea with Dalai Lama, that was after he made us wear red strips of cloth around our foreheads and a lotus leaf on our heads - he was laughing quite a lot, not surprising really.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:14,
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True, did drink tea with Dalai Lama, that was after he made us wear red strips of cloth around our foreheads and a lotus leaf on our heads - he was laughing quite a lot, not surprising really.
I'd love to meet the llama. He must be a very interesting bloke (I hope he can control his defensive spitting reflex in polite company though).
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:19,
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really funny. He was doing some sort of teaching/tea drinking thing that anyone could go to. He sounds mad as a bike.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:24,
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i love the story about the monks trekking around tibet and china looking for the reincarnation of the old lama, and the tests to see if he can remember objects and stuff. marvellous. I wish I believed in all that stuff.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:35,
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those fighting monks, who do all sorts of unlikely things with thier bodies. They're very cool.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:41,
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Archbishop of Canterbury George Carey doing his special move (involving a chainsaw) against Desmond Tutu?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:55,
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how could I forget. And Derek Nimmo's part in Enter the Dragon was a show-stopper if I recall.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:01,
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The Shaolin Kung-fu monks?
They do lots of cool stuff like fighting with really big poles whilst pretending to be drunk, headflips and pushing cars along with a spear, but with the sharp end resting on their throats and their hands tied behind their backs. Very cool.
They're on eurosport quite a lot so you should keep your eyes out for them if you've never seen it before.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:23,
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They do lots of cool stuff like fighting with really big poles whilst pretending to be drunk, headflips and pushing cars along with a spear, but with the sharp end resting on their throats and their hands tied behind their backs. Very cool.
They're on eurosport quite a lot so you should keep your eyes out for them if you've never seen it before.
I love them, but they are very scary to watch. They need the"don't try this at home" thing a lot...
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:31,
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Clever me didnt see all the posts about this further dahn the page - sorry for doing it again. I am a twat and will punish meself.
> but i thought it was funny

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:47,
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> but i thought it was funny

into a shit spirographic sequencer thing i was fiddling with a while ago, which I guess means I can post it here.
Is it art? Is it shyte? Well, I know what I think.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:47,
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Is it art? Is it shyte? Well, I know what I think.
I was completely enthralled, I even began to make up my own rules and created some kind of game, I'm still not sure how I played it, but it involved keeping all the crabs spinning and rounding up the monkeys....
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:23,
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you image, and the last one isn't working.
Has your site got some nasty refering checking issues?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:42,
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Has your site got some nasty refering checking issues?
I don't know. Bloody annoying. I just posted them up on a freeservers.com site. Will check and repost elsewhere. Cheers
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:02,
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with this room. Can you spot whats wrong with the picture? It takes most people 60 seconds.
www.hostu4free.com/members/beaztt/way-board.gif
If you dont see it, keep looking, you'll spot it.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:36,
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www.hostu4free.com/members/beaztt/way-board.gif
If you dont see it, keep looking, you'll spot it.
that your a weekend too late with this one.
and many more have passed this way since including a polar bear being chased by a sumo opera winfrey.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:47,
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and many more have passed this way since including a polar bear being chased by a sumo opera winfrey.
that the misheard song lyrics animations are fantastic and we need more? "meatball, meatball, hit that perfect meatball!"...oh and b3ta rules.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:22,
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Thankfully the Tony Hart interview finally happened, we are still waiting for David Icke, but in the meantime Davros (Terry Molloy) has agreed to be interview by the b3ta board.
This is fantastic. What would you like to ask him?
(BTW: for those with short memories, Davros was the baddie in the kids sci-fi show Dr Who, and starred in this cool animation from cthonic.)
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:21,
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This is fantastic. What would you like to ask him?
(BTW: for those with short memories, Davros was the baddie in the kids sci-fi show Dr Who, and starred in this cool animation from cthonic.)
I'm sure I remember in one episode that Daleks could levitate up and down stairs. Have I imagined this? If not was it incorporated to stop all the jokes?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:25,
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It was in one of the Sylvester McCoy stories.. ummm.. ummm... can't remember the name though. But yes, they levitated a Dalek up some stairs on a very poor white-light effect.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:33,
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*hangs head in shame*
www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000056CP7/026-5247685-0814035
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:37,
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www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B000056CP7/026-5247685-0814035
wrong with liking Dr. Who? Tom Baker was very funny as the Doctor, and some of his scripts were written by none other than Douglas Adams. Plus the "great" effects add even more comic value. Brill.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:56,
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sylvester mccoy was the straw that
broke the camels back....
And as for that McGann brother!
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 12:46,
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broke the camels back....
And as for that McGann brother!
I thought Sylv was a lot better than Colin Baker...
He had some truly shit stories. Bonnie Langford ruined things a lot more than Mr. McCoy did.
Besides, Rememberance of the Daleks was a good story.
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 4:50,
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He had some truly shit stories. Bonnie Langford ruined things a lot more than Mr. McCoy did.
Besides, Rememberance of the Daleks was a good story.
during the shotting of an episode and how long did the make-up take to put on?>
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:26,
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with a plunger and salad tongs instead of arms?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:32,
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R2D2 in the star wars franchise, revealed that to alleviate the boredom of being stuck in a tin can all day the engineers would plaster the inside of his bucket with porn, did any of the daleks similarly indulge in smut related tomfoolery to pass the time?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:34,
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Sat in a dustbin to re-hash upon the good old days?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:42,
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Who do you think would make a worse Dr Who than Paul McGann?
Dr Fox - why?
Dr Dr - can't you see I'm burning?
Knock Knock... Dr.... HAHAHAHAHAH YOU SAID IT!
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:45,
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Dr Fox - why?
Dr Dr - can't you see I'm burning?
Knock Knock... Dr.... HAHAHAHAHAH YOU SAID IT!
wasn't it crap, didn't that have some kind of advanced targeting system.
i'm sure there are hundreds of times they could have killed the doctor with better aim.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:59,
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i'm sure there are hundreds of times they could have killed the doctor with better aim.
it was crap, they were bad guys on TV, and as everyone knows, bad guys on TV are the worst shots in the world, ever! Even when they do hit something its usually an arm or a leg...
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 12:01,
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did moving daleks make in real life?
Sophie Aldred, did you?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:05,
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Sophie Aldred, did you?
when you first saw the daleks too?
and: was playing Russell in 'Attack Of The Cybermen' a bit of a come down after the Davros power trip? (I love Google searches)
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:57,
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and: was playing Russell in 'Attack Of The Cybermen' a bit of a come down after the Davros power trip? (I love Google searches)
any chat up lines that always work? do you think i shall ever find anyone? I'm not that fussy.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:03,
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there a hierachy amongst Dr Who's enemies, like Daleks are better than Cybermen who are better than TimeLords sort-of-thing?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:14,
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And if so, do they have lasers?
Binst
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:55,
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Binst
Which Doctor & Which Assistant were the most fun to work with, and which was the least fun?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 12:48,
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did you ever regret not hitting him with a hammer and saving everyone from that "Dirty Den" bollocks?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 15:52,
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ever clear up? You know, the one that made your voice robotic-sounding all the time?
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 1:37,
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Have you ever received a bit of fan mail from a female fan explaining in detail of "stuff" she wanted to do with Davros?
and if so... can I read it?
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 3:37,
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and if so... can I read it?
need recharging and if not what type of power supply do they use?
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 4:34,
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did you change a wheel if your brakes seized on, did you carry a jack and wheel brace?
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 7:13,
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everyones been skirting around the issue of steven hawking. is doctor who really a prophecy coming true, could steven hawking really become davros?
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 8:09,
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Anyway, to questions:
Did you ever here Tom Baker say he was "putting it in now"?
Did Peter Davidson ever try to demonstrate any of his skills from "All creatures Great and Small" on other cast members?
Oh, and on a personal note, I thought the Cybermen were waaaay more scary than the Daleks.
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Tue 15 Jan 2002, 13:53,
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Did you ever here Tom Baker say he was "putting it in now"?
Did Peter Davidson ever try to demonstrate any of his skills from "All creatures Great and Small" on other cast members?
Oh, and on a personal note, I thought the Cybermen were waaaay more scary than the Daleks.
Is it true you and Frank Williams were seperated at birth?
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Wed 16 Jan 2002, 2:08,
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a lot of flotsam and jetsom floating in the North Atlantic. I'm surprised he found the right size though.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 11:23,
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looking at cloud shapes? or maybe they're watching this kite

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:13,
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oh my god! so that's where i was last night. but who is that bloke in the orange jumpsuit?
sorry. it is done now.
i'm not sure i like the way the beeb skim over the "they're extremely rare and we accidentally killed it" part.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:17,
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sorry. it is done now.
i'm not sure i like the way the beeb skim over the "they're extremely rare and we accidentally killed it" part.
is it a operationn in a hospital???
or maybe a close up of a pic from stileproject??
who knows

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:24,
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or maybe a close up of a pic from stileproject??
who knows

i was just getting ready to do that. saved me the effort ;)
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:09,
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what's small, furry and blue?
a hamster holding his breath.
i quite liked it, thought i'd share.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:06,
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a hamster holding his breath.
i quite liked it, thought i'd share.
tell me that my sister had split up with her bloke, and she was rather upset & could do with a visit.
What did your mum tell you last night?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:09,
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What did your mum tell you last night?
me that my dad had said pretty much everything and that I should eat well.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:12,
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that my dad had sent me an email. Which was lucky, otherwise I wouldn't have noticed.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:14,
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warned me not to talk to strangers... and now look what's happened.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:18,
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That I missed a cracking episode of Heartbeat... dammit
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:19,
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Does that mean they were all on crack? That would certainly make it more interesting than the rigamortis-inducing boredomfest it usually is. Sunday TV is so utterly shit, sometimes I find myself on the verge of suicide. Bahh.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 10:38,
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... said "I'll lend you a copy of my A-Z if you want to go and see her"
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:27,
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indirectly caused me to stain my shirt with tea, as i laughed heartily at that joke.
here, have some tea and a cake. there's enough for everyone.

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:11,
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here, have some tea and a cake. there's enough for everyone.
to be requesting that we photoshop babies?

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:40,
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You obviously have no talent of your own. You must be a Graphic designer.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:39,
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of it. why do you think he stole it from you?
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:45,
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I've already had the filmposter version in my inbox earlier this morning.
Some ideas don't seem to be owned by anyone - they just appear simultaniously in peoples minds around the world.
I suspect space aliens using mind control (again).
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:48,
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Some ideas don't seem to be owned by anyone - they just appear simultaniously in peoples minds around the world.
I suspect space aliens using mind control (again).
You are obviously a graphic designer as well sticking up for the cad
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:48,
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the pool attendant doesn't like it.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:55,
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any disagreements should be settled with photoshopped babies at 10 paces.
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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 9:01,
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Just as I finnished this one!
Although the above is alot better than mine

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Mon 14 Jan 2002, 8:42,
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Although the above is alot better than mine

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