
reposts a pea roast
As in
"I know Daves not online so I repossed his pearoast in this thread as it fits so well."
I think
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As in
"I know Daves not online so I repossed his pearoast in this thread as it fits so well."
I think

Don't you understand the Queen's gibberish?


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when your former homies think you are cool again and re-start hanging out with you.
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...you ought to use notepad for future image challenges?
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with a square of gaffer tape stuck on their tummies those soldiers with the Biochem suit that come into my house at night would loose a lot of their menace. So woo
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*click*
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except that I find the quotation marks in a text balloon very strange, and also that I forgot my party hat

wonder if I am the only real person here, and the whole thing has been created to entertain me.
*dons tinfoil*
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*dons tinfoil*

It's a mystery.
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well that was all part of the masterplan.
They create all these accounts, muck around for a couple of years, and then someone sends me an e-mail with a picture prominently sporting the b3ta.com tag and I think, OOoh, I'll check that out.
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They create all these accounts, muck around for a couple of years, and then someone sends me an e-mail with a picture prominently sporting the b3ta.com tag and I think, OOoh, I'll check that out.

called twentythree - now that REALLY was a strange site perfect for conspiracy lovers to try and work out. Pretty much that site led me to B3ta initially.
The best thing about it all is that now the site www.twentythree.co.uk/ is just some default low fi fish and chip shop website - like in the movies when you try and take someone back to show them the conspiracy and it's all been tidied away like it was never there. So they won't believe you and think you are crazy!
But then as you walk away dejected the camera lingers on one remaining piece of evidence that you missed.
www.twentythree.co.uk/bosch.html
Edit: Synchronicity was a huge aspect of the 23 thing, which is what the reply I make below alludes to happened when they live event was cancelled.
Just before this thread I posted this reply to a links thread www.b3ta.com/links/288362
"3. Fractal time and the I Ching
* 10,000 years ago humans began domesticating plants and animals.
* 500 years ago we invented the printing press.
* 100 years ago we began driving automobiles.
* 50 years ago we invented the computer.
* 30 years ago we landed on the moon.
Okay, but by that reckoning 20 years ago we should have landed on Jupiter. 10 years ago we should have begun riding unicorns and by now we should have evolved into care bears."
A few hours later this is posted on the links board - www.b3ta.com/links/MIT_Technology_Turns_Humans_into_Carebears
!!??!! Oh god why do these things happen to me so much? :)
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The best thing about it all is that now the site www.twentythree.co.uk/ is just some default low fi fish and chip shop website - like in the movies when you try and take someone back to show them the conspiracy and it's all been tidied away like it was never there. So they won't believe you and think you are crazy!
But then as you walk away dejected the camera lingers on one remaining piece of evidence that you missed.
www.twentythree.co.uk/bosch.html
Edit: Synchronicity was a huge aspect of the 23 thing, which is what the reply I make below alludes to happened when they live event was cancelled.
Just before this thread I posted this reply to a links thread www.b3ta.com/links/288362
"3. Fractal time and the I Ching
* 10,000 years ago humans began domesticating plants and animals.
* 500 years ago we invented the printing press.
* 100 years ago we began driving automobiles.
* 50 years ago we invented the computer.
* 30 years ago we landed on the moon.
Okay, but by that reckoning 20 years ago we should have landed on Jupiter. 10 years ago we should have begun riding unicorns and by now we should have evolved into care bears."
A few hours later this is posted on the links board - www.b3ta.com/links/MIT_Technology_Turns_Humans_into_Carebears
!!??!! Oh god why do these things happen to me so much? :)

:(
EDIT: And clicked. I want this on the popular page :D
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EDIT: And clicked. I want this on the popular page :D

or some very very very clever marketing for a fish and chip shop!
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the messageboard was on a site called theclothesstore so there was if any the viral marketing side, only it was more just the owner of that site was friends with the people behind it and let them use the hosting.
Now, looking back I see it as an incredible ARG that wasn't an ARG like you know now because the term wasn't coined and it had no marketing function. It was just straight up mysterious. The KLF got me interested in the 23 thing and the illuminatus trilogy, but i wasn't deep into it all. It was something interesting though.
There's so much to this site and story I could write a book on it.
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Now, looking back I see it as an incredible ARG that wasn't an ARG like you know now because the term wasn't coined and it had no marketing function. It was just straight up mysterious. The KLF got me interested in the 23 thing and the illuminatus trilogy, but i wasn't deep into it all. It was something interesting though.
There's so much to this site and story I could write a book on it.

Google thinks that this page is similar:
www.amazon.com/Key-Everything-Classic-Lesbian-Poems/dp/0312118422
Fantastic :)
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www.amazon.com/Key-Everything-Classic-Lesbian-Poems/dp/0312118422
Fantastic :)

www.theclothesstore.com/ubbzs/Forum8/HTML/000885.html
(the link above is different to the text in this post, the rest of this is background to let you know just how bizzare the events in the post were)
The site had a live chat thing you could use and people would shoot the breeze in there, on the 23rd of each month events started to happen. It was imposible to tell who was part of the site and who was just a participant. There was one person though - Scribe - who was the voice of the site. There'd be occasional webcasts of audio and choppy webcams of odd things.
Finally, after over a year of slow uncovering, discovery and friendships forming a small community built up around the site, and working out what the hell it was about and what it was there for. Scribe announced a LIVE event and that the people behind it did these live events as a seperate but related thing. We may get to descover some more details, great. A few people from 'the filter' (the chat room) had met up seperately or drawn friends in, but now was the chance for a lot of us to meet up.
This was before b3ta so anyone who's been to their first b3ta bash will know the feeling - only multiply it by 23.
So then this event gets cancelled mysteriously a few days before it was due. Bah it was just a tease. Oh well, several of us decided to meet up anyway in London. At a bar called The Foundry. (with super strong KLF connections)
That's the background, read the post now.
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(the link above is different to the text in this post, the rest of this is background to let you know just how bizzare the events in the post were)
The site had a live chat thing you could use and people would shoot the breeze in there, on the 23rd of each month events started to happen. It was imposible to tell who was part of the site and who was just a participant. There was one person though - Scribe - who was the voice of the site. There'd be occasional webcasts of audio and choppy webcams of odd things.
Finally, after over a year of slow uncovering, discovery and friendships forming a small community built up around the site, and working out what the hell it was about and what it was there for. Scribe announced a LIVE event and that the people behind it did these live events as a seperate but related thing. We may get to descover some more details, great. A few people from 'the filter' (the chat room) had met up seperately or drawn friends in, but now was the chance for a lot of us to meet up.
This was before b3ta so anyone who's been to their first b3ta bash will know the feeling - only multiply it by 23.
So then this event gets cancelled mysteriously a few days before it was due. Bah it was just a tease. Oh well, several of us decided to meet up anyway in London. At a bar called The Foundry. (with super strong KLF connections)
That's the background, read the post now.

some from America and some as far as Japan. Who knows how many lurkers too.
About 7 or 8 of us were going to try and meet that night.
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About 7 or 8 of us were going to try and meet that night.

It was a natural progression I think.
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There were 3 'gates' to work through on the site. I guess nowadays pretty basic puzzle solving, and trial/error. It wasn't meant to be a puzzle people could solve though. that was the beauty. It just was a mysterious garden you could wander around. Finding new areas, new flowers blooming as time went on.
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Oh yes -- Penny!
All scattered across the world by the winds of time, like seeds from a dandelion clock with 23 heads. No doubt all germinating new and even more invisible puzzles in our own small way.
I like to think and am certain it's so, that from some strange perspective there's a pattern in where we go.
Remember F., that if you say 'Eris' 23 times, she's sure to hear you. I promise it works, I've tried it. ;)
En passant,
Penny.
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All scattered across the world by the winds of time, like seeds from a dandelion clock with 23 heads. No doubt all germinating new and even more invisible puzzles in our own small way.
I like to think and am certain it's so, that from some strange perspective there's a pattern in where we go.
Remember F., that if you say 'Eris' 23 times, she's sure to hear you. I promise it works, I've tried it. ;)
En passant,
Penny.

The first day in months I spend an hour or so on the main board and I found a Penny I thought i'd lost long ago.
Time to crack open a can to celebrate

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Time to crack open a can to celebrate


but this post finally proves I was right
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... a sex bot
also - I have a very attractive bum so technically I'm a sex bot with a sexy bot
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 13:09,
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also - I have a very attractive bum so technically I'm a sex bot with a sexy bot

me sing that in time to 'sex bomb' by Tom Jones..
Cheers
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Cheers

well sing, and dance, and strip. I need the money, see
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so you only get half pay... if you don't like it, take it up with the stripper's union
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That, or everyone else is robots

I also used to think this. But the thing is, you would never know :(
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However, we have just accepted it and moved on. We didn't think of it and then give thousands of pounds to Icke :0
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this very account I'm on is a spoof account. I just never got around to creating a proper one.
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One is the first account I signed up with and forgot the login details, the 2nd is this one and the third was because I was approaching 20,000 posts and wasn't drunk enough to get my tackle out :D
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It's like a disposable account that can be used to do all sorts of things you'd normally not do, in fear of being banned.
A license to act like an asshole.

... although every one knows you're MY spoof account.
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Unless it's some sort of new drug you're talking about here

which is fine by me.
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If you changed your name to have an apostrophe it became unable for you to change it back or stay logged in.
In my profile there's a link to what I did in that month off from this profile. I got my first few front pages among other things.
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In my profile there's a link to what I did in that month off from this profile. I got my first few front pages among other things.

I've had pretty positive responses on the whole in my time here, but a while ago I considered setting up a second account as a social experiment, because around that time I was getting loads of grief about 'well women get fawned over ON THE INTERNET and you get people being nice because you posted 'naked' pictures of yourself'.
To be honest I can see that you get treated with less leeway as a noob, and there is a certain amount of non-serious pandering, but I was very curious to find out once and for all if a 'male' newbie, who has read the FAQ and only makes small mistakes, rectified and apologised for, really would get treated that differently to my experiences.
Edit: Sorry, the link there was that I was curious if I'd get a front page if I was using a different username, and I'd be pretty gutted really.
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To be honest I can see that you get treated with less leeway as a noob, and there is a certain amount of non-serious pandering, but I was very curious to find out once and for all if a 'male' newbie, who has read the FAQ and only makes small mistakes, rectified and apologised for, really would get treated that differently to my experiences.
Edit: Sorry, the link there was that I was curious if I'd get a front page if I was using a different username, and I'd be pretty gutted really.

as long as they put *some* sort of effort.
However, reposting someone else's work, thats a beating.
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However, reposting someone else's work, thats a beating.

There had been no b3ta bashes so other than some Londonites you just went on by what you saw and liked. I hadn't done that much worthy of a front page until then anyway, but it was nice to fill up the 10 FP's then retire the account. Just as an example - 1 FP was of a streaming webcam of a pub the night of the first mini b3ta bash (not of the pub the b3tans were at though) :)
It is interesting actually, since my other account was Ann Onnymouse. I didn't think about it but some people must have thought I was female with that name. To me it was just a play on words, but maybe it affected some people's view.
I'll admit I treat men and women differently in real life, not exaggeratedly different and not always deliberately, but not the same. On b3ta/the net I just go by what I see, there's no way of knowing either way most of the time anyway.
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It is interesting actually, since my other account was Ann Onnymouse. I didn't think about it but some people must have thought I was female with that name. To me it was just a play on words, but maybe it affected some people's view.
I'll admit I treat men and women differently in real life, not exaggeratedly different and not always deliberately, but not the same. On b3ta/the net I just go by what I see, there's no way of knowing either way most of the time anyway.

I only use it to keep hold of my username if I'm changing my main account name for some whimsical purpose...
Also - que?
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Also - que?

That's my odd humour, in no way to be taken seriously. It's something I've said for years, and me and the missus are always saying to each other if the other makes a good point we can't be bothered to argue.
I think I may have got it from Monty Python, but the truth of that is lost to the mysts of time :)
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I think I may have got it from Monty Python, but the truth of that is lost to the mysts of time :)

Don't know much phenomenology.
Don't know much about derisive looks.
Don't know much about conspiracy nuts.
But I do know they're watching you.
And I know that 'cause i'm watching too.
Oh what a wonderful conspiracy.
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Don't know much about derisive looks.
Don't know much about conspiracy nuts.
But I do know they're watching you.
And I know that 'cause i'm watching too.
Oh what a wonderful conspiracy.

HA HA HA HA
I - didn't - think - so
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I - didn't - think - so

it should be black
clearly there is a conspiracy of non black helicopters chasing black helicopters
where will the madness end!?!
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clearly there is a conspiracy of non black helicopters chasing black helicopters
where will the madness end!?!

LIVE IN FERRITE BOXES PEOPLE!!!
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Don't you know anything?!?
The black helicopters don't exist - they were invented by the NWO and seeded onto the internet so that we'd all get scared about black helicopters and wouldn't think twice when the fleets of bright purple polka dot helicopters that are the real evil ones start stealing our identities.
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The black helicopters don't exist - they were invented by the NWO and seeded onto the internet so that we'd all get scared about black helicopters and wouldn't think twice when the fleets of bright purple polka dot helicopters that are the real evil ones start stealing our identities.

all chasing each other in a wonderful rainbow of conspiratorial glee?
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what a marvelous diversity of conspiratorial helicopterage
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This is great
I'd like to think that it's actually a picture of Domo shooting mind beams at a black helicopter. He's going to save us all!
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I'd like to think that it's actually a picture of Domo shooting mind beams at a black helicopter. He's going to save us all!

he heading off to smash the Illuminarti!
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For only a fuzzy brown meme can smash the cruel oppression of the underworld
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send the NWO soldiers after him!
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I was wondering what should I do with all the foil left from sunday, so I decided to mourn the loss
www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/showbiz/bizarre/article2309123.ece


Hi Catnippp *waves*

and what have I missed out on this time?
also - what's this lump?
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also - what's this lump?

maybe not to you - but I am skilled is divining meaning from the cock...
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I'll just sit here in a pool of my own ignorance shall I!?
*damp patch spreads slowly over groin*


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*damp patch spreads slowly over groin*



ignorance is a mere damp patch I swim in mine as I don't even know what gazzing is or if one who gazzes is gassing
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I tried to install linux and it took me so long to get it working that the world moved on without me.
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Not the board's finest hour.
Paraphrased: "Ha ha, *points*, different! Let's all insult!"
Edit: as drbroon's post explains, the cult teaches its members ridiculous 'facts', to try to keep them isolated from the rest of society. The aim is for the person to feel "shunned by society, so their only friend is the cult".
Well done b3ta people: you've been a big help right there.
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Paraphrased: "Ha ha, *points*, different! Let's all insult!"
Edit: as drbroon's post explains, the cult teaches its members ridiculous 'facts', to try to keep them isolated from the rest of society. The aim is for the person to feel "shunned by society, so their only friend is the cult".
Well done b3ta people: you've been a big help right there.

Paraphrased, it would be more like:
"Funny pictures, what? You believe what? But what about all the evidence that contradicts your conspiracy theories? You mean you don't care about evidence? And we're sheeps if we do?
Let's all insult!"
You missed out several important steps.
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"Funny pictures, what? You believe what? But what about all the evidence that contradicts your conspiracy theories? You mean you don't care about evidence? And we're sheeps if we do?
Let's all insult!"
You missed out several important steps.

I only paraphrased the aspect that struck me most strongly.
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Make it turn the same colour as the board for about 10 seconds so it looks like its suddenly appearing out of the page
Then gaz it to catnipppp
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Then gaz it to catnipppp

This is lovely, sir.
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HA HA HA HA HA HA
aaaahhhhhhhhhhh - good joke.
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aaaahhhhhhhhhhh - good joke.


Aaaand that's (finally) the end of the Quinten arc......whew.....

I forgot how awesome they were :D
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:49,
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did a really good 80's compilation thingy that started with sigue sigue sputnik..
well worth checking out.
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well worth checking out.

ONLY last night I was asked in the pub 'How do you tune a banjo G D A E?' To which I OF COURSE replied 'that's the mong tuning!'


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my evil influence spreads, actually I have now dropped all my strings down to b flat which makes them just loose enough that I can wedge my pack lunch under them.
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It was worth it!
I only got a blister on my little finger . . . I'm not sure why


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I only got a blister on my little finger . . . I'm not sure why



Sorry for staying so late though, Hilary seemed knackered :(
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:55,
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but PLEASE don't worryif we'd've wanted you to go we'd've put on our pajamas


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Sout'ampton...
as the apostrophe denotes ellipsis....
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as the apostrophe denotes ellipsis....

And I love it
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you're to blame for this can malarkey, then??
how are ya, chap?
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:57,
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how are ya, chap?

I told you people, I tried to warn you. Now we're all doomed :(

Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is back!
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Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is never coming back,
Jack is back!

I'm in a complete catch 22 situation though...
i) Girlfriend has never seen 24 and didn't really like it.
ii) has bought me box sets of series 1-3 for Valentines
iii) wants us to watch them, in order together
So,I either watch the new series in secret and be ungrateful, or wait and work towards it with the missus..
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i) Girlfriend has never seen 24 and didn't really like it.
ii) has bought me box sets of series 1-3 for Valentines
iii) wants us to watch them, in order together
So,I either watch the new series in secret and be ungrateful, or wait and work towards it with the missus..

She doesn't like 24 but wants to watch them with you?
I'm terrible at rewatching things, it has to be quite a while after my first viewing (like a year!)
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I'm terrible at rewatching things, it has to be quite a while after my first viewing (like a year!)

(she prefers gore and hoirror to bangs and suspense)
but now apparently does.
Not complaining.
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but now apparently does.
Not complaining.

I would suggest sacrificing a little and watching through them with her, me and the missus did that (I bought him series 1-6 the Christmas before last!) and it was ACE.
Of course, if she doesn't take to them after all you can then go watch the new series yourself, but maybe you could still watch it in secret as well as watching the earlier ones with her? They are very different set ups so I doubt it would be TOO confusing.
The only trouble with watching them from the begininng is that you're likely to find out something about Day 7 well before you're up to that point...
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Of course, if she doesn't take to them after all you can then go watch the new series yourself, but maybe you could still watch it in secret as well as watching the earlier ones with her? They are very different set ups so I doubt it would be TOO confusing.
The only trouble with watching them from the begininng is that you're likely to find out something about Day 7 well before you're up to that point...

them with her, and I can't remember as much of them as I thought I would, so it's all good.
And let's face it, there's shite all good coming out recently so watching something old and good is quite handy!
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And let's face it, there's shite all good coming out recently so watching something old and good is quite handy!

;)
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blimey - nipped out for a butty and come back to that...
What have I done?
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What have I done?
![Challenge Entry: Credit Crunch TV [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)
blankety-blank, blankety-blank...
blankety-blank, blankety-blank!

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blankety-blank, blankety-blank!


but now I'm not sure if I should
What is going on?
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What is going on?

if everything was ok
*withdraws savings*
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:35,
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*withdraws savings*

is it just a regular cheque book but with a different logo..
do you get to write a load of cheques with someone elses bank account..?
what?!!!
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do you get to write a load of cheques with someone elses bank account..?
what?!!!

Most famously was the consolation prize, the Blankety Blank chequebook and pen, which Les would often deliberately mis-quote as "The Blankety Blank cheque pen and book." This consisted of a cheap-looking silver trophy in the shape of a cheque book
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blankety_Blank
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blankety_Blank

that it was like having a load of cheques that you could just fill out and blankety blank would honour them.
I never understood why it was second prize...
My naivety, would it seems, know no bounds...
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I never understood why it was second prize...
My naivety, would it seems, know no bounds...
![Challenge Entry: Credit Crunch TV [challenge entry]](/images/board_posticon_c.gif)


There's less chance of 'dad' humour being used. Saying that has anyone noticed it creaping in tt the Hugh Firmly-Whippingstool programmes?
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I'd have the beeb on but my signal's always fucked in the morning for all beeb channels.
*sniffs* I could be smelling gas, but it's lunch time so I could be smelling pickled onion monster munch. Hmm.
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*sniffs* I could be smelling gas, but it's lunch time so I could be smelling pickled onion monster munch. Hmm.

:)
Edit: BBQ flavour Hula Hoops ftw!
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Edit: BBQ flavour Hula Hoops ftw!

Damn freeview. I miss old telly, it wasn't so temperamental. Or however it's spelt.
Shit, hiccups.
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Shit, hiccups.


EDIT: Shuddering fuck! I put this down to my not drinking this week and also my duty to the people who are renting my signature getting their money's worth!
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and so he types all his responses out in foreign and then translates them through babelfish :)
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:43,
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:D
I am now explaining to my colleague why there was a large guffaw in the middle of our discussion.
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:13,
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I am now explaining to my colleague why there was a large guffaw in the middle of our discussion.

Reminds me of one of my all time favourites by Mofaha.
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Is it okay, or is it weird looking? I can't tell anymore...


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But I have IBS so ya know ;)
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which could be where the happy/creepy problem stems from
Can your Mum do it better? No? Then its fine as it is
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Can your Mum do it better? No? Then its fine as it is

But the missing teeth push it well into the creepy zone for me.
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I think human faces rearranged onto animals often seem to though
Sorry mate :(
It IS feckin' ace though if that's any consolation!
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:21,
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Sorry mate :(
It IS feckin' ace though if that's any consolation!

I happened to catch a bit of her interview with Piers Morgan the other night. She really is an utter idiot, and a slapper!
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Would.
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Bookmarked, perchance? ;)
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Well it proves one thing. It's true what they say about steroids!
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What was their deal originally? The one on the right has weird legs and shoulders.
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I meant that they can be explained through the medium of too much silicone, while the arms and legs just look... well, there are no words.
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You didn't happen to watch Dr. Who last night did you?
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:59,
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so no telly...and indeed no food, or beer either...
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Were you injecting people with aspartame and mercury?
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...they really do you know
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Outstanding in his Field.
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I'm here all week... no wait, I've just been fired.
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I've been working on a pic in Paint for the last hour, and you happen to post a scarecrow one just before I post it, git :D
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Exflatmate of mine was so drugfucked he was continced the freemasons were out to get him. Fortunately I didn't know TGA at the time or I'd've known it was true.
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...really floored me it did
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Clever tag by the way
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He isn't prevalent enough to become annoying in my opinion.
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Hes like a sunset, once a day is very enjoyable but Id get bored if there was more than one
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:58,
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THE END IS NIGH!! IT'S ALL THE GOVERNMENT!! WHERE'S MY TINFOIL HAT!!
.
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and all that lead up to it?
You missed out man :D
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You missed out man :D

All seeing eye in the morning. Pander fawning.
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*pats own ponytail in reassurance*
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:47,
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you fucking hippy!
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:48,
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The one thing that hasn't really shown up in that pic is how grey I am. Well at least I hope it hasn't...
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 12:00,
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I admit, I have a high hairline, but it hasn't really changed since I was about 15. So fuck you grandad hair!
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Does that not mean he has lost all his power for destruction though? Like Samson.
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if only there were some sort of clue in the article......
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When I met Mrs Vagabond, I showed her a video of me talking to camera, during which I pulled off my hair band and shook my hair free.
Inspired by the vid, I then I suggested I grow it again, and her reaction was akin to that of Bruce Campbell at the end of Evil Dead III.
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Inspired by the vid, I then I suggested I grow it again, and her reaction was akin to that of Bruce Campbell at the end of Evil Dead III.

They took away his name.
They won't take his lions.
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They won't take his lions.

most peeps don't realist the cat head rubby, rubby thing is just them marking you with their scent.
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:52,
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The big cat raised by possible open university lecturers.
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:49,
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I've I've not seen a set of that game for YEARS....
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:36,
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"who else could that possibly be?"
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:41,
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I had this idea. It wouldn't be even half as good but at least it would be mine.
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:41,
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Also - what does that lassie in the background actually *do*?
I never figured that out.
/needs to get out more blog
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:42,
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I never figured that out.
/needs to get out more blog

My friend Renate's dad designed this game. 100% of fact.
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 19:59,
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...was gonna post, but you were on top (fnerf) so I'm waiting :) You ok?
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:36,
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Apart from the fact that I have a splitting hangover headache despite the fact that I haven't had a drink since Saturday, and even then it was only 2 glasses of wine :(
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:39,
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written down there that BTO were on Radio 2 I never would have been singing You aint seen nothing yet :D
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Tue 10 Mar 2009, 11:34,
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"SQUAD! SQUAAA-D WILL NOT GIVE A FUCK ABOUT ORDERS IN THREES! TEE--EN-HUT!"
And being really confused, even though it was such an obvious paradox.
I'll shut up and go away now.
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And being really confused, even though it was such an obvious paradox.
I'll shut up and go away now.

.
..
...
WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING CRITICAL WARNING ERROR
*asplodes* :-)
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..
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WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING WARNING CRITICAL WARNING ERROR
*asplodes* :-)

huurrrgghh huurrrgh must re... mem...ber to drill air... holes if I can... get out of.... hurrrgh this...
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