A delighted Gadaffi waving like a girl Posted Mon Nov 13 14:31:05 GMT 2000 by 'Soon Yi'

So where's Minnie Driver in The Day Today then? Or is it just a joke credit?


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Posted By 'Sam D' on Mon Nov 13 14:33:49 GMT 2000:

She's in one of the American stories with Barbara Wintergreen(?), I think. Is it the one with those devices for simulating pregnancy?


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Posted By 'Jon' on Mon Nov 13 14:35:49 GMT 2000:

She also plays a British tennis player.

She was in an episode of Murder Most Horrid as well.


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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Mon Nov 13 15:04:32 GMT 2000:

The doctor in the foetal plastic surgery is called "Mortimer Marcus", after the comedy producer Marcus Mortimer. Hmm.


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Posted By TJ on Mon Nov 13 15:33:25 GMT 2000:

And she's one of the babbling Italian talk show hosts watching "The Bureau"


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Posted By 'Stuart O' on Mon Nov 13 15:43:15 GMT 2000:

>And she's one of the babbling Italian talk show hosts watching "The Bureau"

I'm pretty sure that's Rebecca Front and Doon Mackichan. Minnie Driver is definitely in the pregnancy sketch, playing David Schneider's wife, but the camera pans off her very quickly.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Mon Nov 13 15:55:10 GMT 2000:

She gets some lines in the tennis player bit.


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Posted By 'Sam D' on Mon Nov 13 15:57:08 GMT 2000:

Can't remember the tennis player bit. What happens there, then?


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Posted By TJ on Mon Nov 13 16:02:12 GMT 2000:

Mininews - Partridge accuses her of having been sent to a Russian "Sports Camp"


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Posted By 'Squidy' on Mon Nov 13 16:41:48 GMT 2000:

She also plays a post-op transsexual in 'Knowing Me Knowing You With Alan Partridge'.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Mon Nov 13 16:44:02 GMT 2000:

And she was in "Good Will Hunting", but none of the others from "The Day Today" would do it when they heard Robin Williams was involved.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Mon Nov 13 16:45:43 GMT 2000:

Ben Affleck went on to appear in "Saving Private Ryan". None of the "Day Today" team, not even Minnie Driver, appeared with him, because there were no British characters in Spielberg's epic tale of D-Day.


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Posted By Steve Berry on Mon Nov 13 18:03:54 GMT 2000:

And Ben Stiller was in 'Mystery Men' which also featured Eddie Izzard, Janeane "Janine, not Jane Anne" Garo-"Gar-off-allo, not Garro-folo"-falo and Kiddy Fiddler Herman.

Are we there yet?


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Posted By Justin on Mon Nov 13 18:18:34 GMT 2000:

Are we talking about Pee-Wee Herman here? I thought his career ended because he was found masturbating in a porn cinema. If that's all he did, that is not (fairly obviously) paedophilia.


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Posted By 'boki' on Mon Nov 13 19:33:11 GMT 2000:

Oh, somebody mention Kevin Bacon and then we can fuck off down the pub


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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Mon Nov 13 20:01:27 GMT 2000:

Masturbating to porn? <thinks> Hmm, it *could* work...don't think it'll catch on, though.


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 13 20:45:56 GMT 2000:

wow dodgy last posting...
anyway in reply to title of thread:
OI! That's offensive to girls (not sure what/who gadaffi is, rings a bell tho'...


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Posted By 'Al' on Mon Nov 13 20:49:19 GMT 2000:

>wow dodgy last posting...
>anyway in reply to title of thread:
>OI! That's offensive to girls (not sure what/who gadaffi is, rings a bell tho'...

Congrats - you have missed the point of the thread title - twice!

The line is from 'The Day Today' and intentionally ironic.

And, RHC, you usually seem such a smartie, Gadaffi, or Colonel Gadaffi, as he prefers to be known is the unelected leader of North African state and international terrorist scapegoat, Libya.


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 13 20:57:38 GMT 2000:

oh yeah, but I'm tired, and most politics bores the socks off of me... except when Boothby's talking...


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Posted By 'Al' on Mon Nov 13 21:17:07 GMT 2000:

>oh yeah, but I'm tired, and most politics bores the socks off of me... except when Boothby's talking...

read Andrew Rawnsley in The Observer, and 'The Unfinished Journey' by William H Chafe (US history since 1945) - this will cure ye of all 'politics is boring' ills...


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 13 21:48:02 GMT 2000:

Guardian girl me.


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Posted By 'Nik' on Mon Nov 13 22:03:13 GMT 2000:

>Guardian girl me.

In that case, read Simon Hoggart and Francis Wheen. If you want to.


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Posted By 'Biscuits Sake' on Mon Nov 13 22:21:28 GMT 2000:

*sobbing*

Please go away RHC, you are without doubt the stupidest child in all of Christendom. Are you really 15, or a 7 year old pretending to be?


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Posted By 'The Bean' on Mon Nov 13 23:45:51 GMT 2000:

>*sobbing*
>
>Please go away RHC, you are without doubt the stupidest child in all of Christendom. Are you really 15, or a 7 year old pretending to be?

Actually, as far as I'm concerned, RHC makes a lot more sense than some people I could mention in this Forum.


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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Mon Nov 13 23:57:31 GMT 2000:

Bean, are you alright?


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Posted By 'Anonymous' on Tue Nov 14 00:09:16 GMT 2000:

I doubt it.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Tue Nov 14 09:44:32 GMT 2000:

"Please go away RHC, you are without doubt the stupidest child in all of Christendom."

You've never seen the T4 Forum?

Or "The Void", pg452 of C4 teletext?

Or a copy of Smash Hits? (I mean the modern version, not the 80s one that was really clever, allegedly).


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Posted By 'PJ' on Tue Nov 14 11:58:10 GMT 2000:

And all those kids that watch live and kicking instead of smtv - idiots the lot of them!


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Posted By 'Ben' on Tue Nov 14 12:19:44 GMT 2000:


RHC is a little bit dim, I have to say, but the mere fact that he has mananged to master the technology necessary to get online at all means he must be of a greater IQ than the average kid where I live (Wolverhampton - home of the Missing and Weakest links, Proof that the gene-pool needs more chlorine etc)

And I'm only 18 (gorgeous and almost single, c'mon guys!) and altogether too young to start having these sort of pretentions to middle-age


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Posted By 'Jon' on Tue Nov 14 12:26:29 GMT 2000:

RHC is a girl-child, as she has said herself.

You're right though, quit Wolverhampton while your still young. Nothing flourishes there. Just think: Ned's Atomic Dustbin.


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Posted By 'Facetious Pedant' on Tue Nov 14 14:38:35 GMT 2000:


>You're right though, quit Wolverhampton while your still young.

While your still young what? Finish the sentence, please.


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Posted By Ewar Woowar on Tue Nov 14 15:23:04 GMT 2000:

Christ, that *is* facetious.


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Posted By 'Jon' on Tue Nov 14 15:32:31 GMT 2000:

">You're right though, quit Wolverhampton while your still young.

While your still young what? Finish the sentence, please."

You meant to say:
"While your still young - what?"


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Posted By 'paul twist' on Tue Nov 14 18:11:38 GMT 2000:

Yes. Wolverhampton has produced one set of genii in Neds, so will probably not spawn another for years.


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Posted By 'Facetious Pedant' on Tue Nov 14 18:59:37 GMT 2000:

>You meant to say:
>"While your still young - what?"

No, no. You meant to say I meant to say:

"'While your still young' - what?"

Erk. I've just imploded up the arse of my own facetious pedantry.


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Posted By 'Just because you say it in a staccato voice...' on Tue Nov 14 21:31:22 GMT 2000:

Actually, what you meant to say was 'while you're still young'.


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Wed Nov 15 17:19:21 GMT 2000:

see what happens when I get banned from the internet, you all start arguing!
Hmmm, yes I am dim, but compared to some of my classmates I am Einstein, except prettier and with nicer hair.
(Not that there's anything wrong with his hair)


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Posted By 'Nik' on Wed Nov 15 23:07:53 GMT 2000:

Lordy! Who did you annoy enough to get banned from the internet?


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Posted By 'EVIL GAS BOTTLE' on Wed Nov 15 23:10:46 GMT 2000:

>Lordy! Who did you annoy enough to get banned from the internet?

ME


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Posted By 'Nik' on Thu Nov 16 00:05:31 GMT 2000:

RHC, care to comment?

(I know, I know, you've been in bed for hours. I'll tune in tomorrow for the next installment in this sorry tale.)


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Posted By 'Jon' on Thu Nov 16 09:23:12 GMT 2000:

I think RHC should be permanently connected to the internet - through some kind of neural implant, so that her thoughts can appear in a range of forums as soon as she thinks them up. The connection must be switched off when she starts to dream however, otherwise harrowing jpegs of herself and Boothby Graffoe will swamp the world's computer systems.


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Posted By subbes on Thu Nov 16 15:43:20 GMT 2000:

Hey hey, I've been usurped.

I like that word. usurp. usurrrrrp.


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Thu Nov 16 19:51:19 GMT 2000:

Jon- you should know better than to mention Boothby.
Nik- It was my parents, surprise.
Subbes- at last we meet...
Honey, honey...


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Posted By subbes on Sat Nov 18 02:55:43 GMT 2000:

>Subbes- at last we meet...

Ah, another to educate. No capital s, cheers.

>Honey, honey...

No thanks, I'm allergic to bees.


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Posted By 'Ben' on Sun Nov 19 13:12:39 GMT 2000:

RHC - Are you trying to start an ABBA singalong?

In unrelated news I'm going to see Kylie in concert next march - I'm dead excited!
And Wolverhampton is indeed a 5h1t-hole, which is why I am at uni in London instead of there (also I passed some A-Levels and am not a bleach-blonde slapper who got pregnant by her Jamaican drug-dealer pimp) - (No offence meant to all you non-drug-dealer-pimp Jamaicans out there but Wolverhampton is really bad)

Also, they don't like me there.

And I get to have 2 days off from evil Carlton here in the form of the (relatively) fab LWT - though I refuse to watch [itv] except for LiveTalk, which I usually have lectures through most times anyway.

:o(


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Sun Nov 19 19:41:17 GMT 2000:

Am not Abba fan.
Am not musical fan.
Am Boothby fan.
This is me.
ben sounds sweet.


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Posted By 'Ben' on Sun Nov 19 20:36:53 GMT 2000:

ABBA are great, don't diss the ABB-sters!
Music is good - Without music there would be no funky idents
Who is this Boothby?
I am - Thank you. - Unfortunately for you I'm a big bad screaming homosexual - better luck next time


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 20 18:20:07 GMT 2000:

damn.
not that homosexuality is a bad thing it's just so annoying.
Oh I don't mean that.
You know what I mean though.
Least I'm not a homophobic christian like *some* of my friends.
Again I am a christian, nothing against them.
Oh for biscuits sake.
For lesson in Boothby email me at
[email protected]
or ressurect Boothby or mirrors thread from old topics.


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Posted By subbes on Mon Nov 20 18:36:34 GMT 2000:

No, hang on, are you using this place to meet men?


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Mon Nov 20 20:42:18 GMT 2000:

if I bump into them I suppose I meet them, I don't attend this place for the usage of solely meeting anyone, I come here to listen to intriguing and phillosophical whimsy which I am denied by hanging out with Andrew Lloyd Webber loving, Spice Girl Hugging Friends addicted kids!
But you gotta love 'em.


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Posted By subbes on Mon Nov 20 21:26:33 GMT 2000:

I bet they spell it "gr8", too.


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Posted By Suiii on Mon Nov 20 23:07:50 GMT 2000:

>damn.
>not that homosexuality is a bad thing it's just so annoying.


Er.....what??


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Posted By 'Unruly Butler' on Tue Nov 21 00:42:27 GMT 2000:

Would someone throw a bucket of cold water over RHC?
Hormnones, eh, kids? Who'd 'ave 'em?


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Posted By subbes on Tue Nov 21 01:18:28 GMT 2000:

>Would someone throw a bucket of cold water over RHC?

I'd be delighted.

Even though she reminds me of me - before I discovered women, obviously - about three years ago.


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Posted By subbes on Tue Nov 21 01:19:27 GMT 2000:

>>not that homosexuality is a bad thing it's just so annoying.
>Er.....what??

Gay men are, apparently, evil for depriving women of their Sweet Man-Love.

Or something, or what[*].





[*] please shoot me if I use this phrase more than once a week.



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Posted By 'Ben' on Tue Nov 21 13:10:43 GMT 2000:

What Radiator Head Child means, and she is quite right - is that I'm just so damn fab that she wants to cover me in Liquorice Allsorts and nibble on them all night - but because I'm a great camp queen, this would only get her so far - to the black teeth stage, in fact.

And also, Liquorice is my unholy arch-enemy and I will have no part in your vile schemes, RHC! DO YOU HEAR ME???

NO PART!!!!


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Posted By Suiii on Tue Nov 21 15:47:52 GMT 2000:

Liquorice *is* evil, you're right. Hmmm....wonder if it's a gay thing? I'm quite glad there are so many poofs around, because it leaves more laydees for me, do your finest Ben!! Er...Ben, I don't suppose you'd like to track Marc Bannerman (Eastenders bloke) down and shag him so senseless, that his poor girlfriend is left heartbroken and seeks comfort in my lovely arms would you? Please?


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Posted By Arma on Tue Nov 21 17:09:06 GMT 2000:

Oh, that's not very nice is it?


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Tue Nov 21 17:45:16 GMT 2000:

I *hate* liquorice allsorts.
They are worse than anything.
Worse than being deprived of Boothby, only marginally of course.
<splash>


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Posted By Mogwai on Tue Nov 21 18:00:27 GMT 2000:

>Worse than being deprived of Boothby, only marginally of course.
><splash>

I don't even want to think about what that splash could have been.


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Posted By Suiii on Tue Nov 21 18:18:11 GMT 2000:

>Oh, that's not very nice is it?

It is! I *must* have Nadia Sawalha, I must!!


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Posted By 'Jake' on Tue Nov 21 18:25:12 GMT 2000:

>>Worse than being deprived of Boothby, only marginally of course.
>><splash>
>
>I don't even want to think about what that splash could have been.

Even thinking about thinking about it is making my stomach turn.


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Posted By Suiii on Tue Nov 21 19:09:37 GMT 2000:

Maybe she was just....er....releasing her valves?


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Posted By subbes on Tue Nov 21 21:39:13 GMT 2000:

Urghhhhhhhh. Bleurgh.


I'm scared. Hold me, someone.


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Posted By Suiii on Tue Nov 21 23:35:36 GMT 2000:

Well I would, but people will talk!


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Posted By subbes on Wed Nov 22 02:10:47 GMT 2000:

So let them.

*flutters eyelashes* Wanna snog?


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Wed Nov 22 17:34:34 GMT 2000:

<splash>
actually a reference to the bucket of water earlier members of the thread were aiming at me.
So it is actually you, not me, who is sick, sick and wrong.
This time.


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Posted By Suiii on Wed Nov 22 20:15:41 GMT 2000:

Wouldn't the water just evaporate before it hit your scorching little face Radi??


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Posted By 'Radiator Head Child' on Wed Nov 22 20:58:00 GMT 2000:

I'm hot baby.


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Posted By Jo_ham on Wed Nov 22 21:07:54 GMT 2000:

not in my house you're not.

*grumble* tight landlord not giving us proper cental heating *grumble*


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Posted By Suiii on Wed Nov 22 22:08:25 GMT 2000:

Awww Joe! *hugs* want me to post you a few blankets to keep you warm? They're made of.....




























BUDGIE FEATHERS!


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Posted By subbes on Thu Nov 23 01:10:26 GMT 2000:

and coal dust.


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Posted By Jo_ham on Thu Nov 23 12:58:38 GMT 2000:

I'll swap you a couple of scuttles of coal for a blanket.


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Posted By Suiii on Thu Nov 23 13:14:11 GMT 2000:

Ooooh, you're on!!

I mean.....I DON'T EAT COAL!!

Heheheh


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Posted By Jo_ham on Thu Nov 23 16:21:34 GMT 2000:

ah ha!

rumbled yet again.

I got a couple of blankets yesterday, they were going cheep, err cheap.. *ahem*


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Posted By Suiii on Thu Nov 23 17:56:29 GMT 2000:

*crying* You'll pay for what you've done Mr Jones!


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Posted By subbes on Thu Nov 23 18:42:08 GMT 2000:

Yeah, she'll pelt you with coal.


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Posted By Jo_ham on Fri Nov 24 12:39:12 GMT 2000:

heh!

something I could do with in this weather.

assuming she hasn't eaten it all.


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Posted By subbes on Sat Nov 25 23:41:08 GMT 2000:

She might have, you never can tell.,..


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Posted By Jo_ham on Sun Nov 26 14:10:10 GMT 2000:

the black dust around her mouth is usually a giveaway.


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Posted By Suiii on Sun Nov 26 15:18:09 GMT 2000:

That's not coal....it's....erm......that's it, my face caught fire!


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Posted By Jo_ham on Sun Nov 26 16:41:42 GMT 2000:

I've told you once, twice, three times, coal and matches don't mix....

no wonder your face caught fire.


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Posted By subbes on Sun Nov 26 19:08:32 GMT 2000:

Your face causght fire cause it's made of plastic, didn't it?


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