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[s] Morf wrote on 11:25, 13th Apr 2004: I think that Jedi should have been on the list now it is an official belief of tens of thousands of British people at the last Census. Think it even beat Buddhism. Surely that had more to do with the fact that there was an email, circulated quite widely just b...

Top films: 1. Rushmore 2. The Royal Tenenbaums (the director of these films, Wes Anderson, has an amazing knack for subtle direction, a great eye for detail and an ear for the perfect soundtrack) 3. The Big Lebowski 4. Waking Life 5. This is Spinal Tap 6. Paths of Glory (often overlooked Kubrick mas...

[s] grousefanatic wrote on 14:46, 7th Apr 2004: [s] Kelp wrote on 23:41, 6th Apr 2004: [i] 9) Limp Bizkit Singled out from the nu-metal hordes for Behind Blue Eyes. You bastards. I rather like that song! [/i] I like it too, but I think Kelp was referring to the fact that the Limp Bizkit offering is ...

Tim Buckley - 'Happy Sad' Velvet Underground - 'The Velvet Underground & Nico' Ben Folds Five - 'Ben Folds Five' Nina Nastasia - 'The Blackened Air' DJ Shadow - 'Endtroducing...' Sonic Youth - 'Daydream Nation' Tom Waits - 'Small change' Pixies - 'Doolittle' Nick Drake - 'Pink Moon' Slint - 'Spiderl...

Voldemort is a student here? Ye Gods.



Damn it, you stole my joke!

It's also a somewhat depressing idea, because given the nature of the 'subject matter', you could be watching and watching and watching...and unbeknownst to you, nobody would ever be going to emerge from there again.

'Gin Soaked Boy' - The Divine Comedy

I'm here till Thursday the fifth, then back up again to graduate, between the 21st and 28th, with Nova and Unregistered User Kelp...

however, that bloke, who was on that channel 4 program that launched that Daisy Donovan bird's career, would be good to have back. he was pretty good when he used to present it. forgotten his name though & that of the channel 4 program he used to present. Do you mean that Iain Lee who used to co-pr...

I know where you live you big cous-cous eating ponce.

Shut up and drink your champagne

okay, gloucester! It's somewhat orange-coloured and not all that nice!

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If man is five then the devil is six

Creamy, yet crumbly. And Greek, too. Made from the milk of friendly ewes, and particularly good when crumbled over cous-cous. Mmmmmm...

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Ted '3-2-1 (Dusty Bin)' Rogers, Leslie 'Come on down the price is right' Crowther and Matthew 'Recently exonerated Stars in their Eyes man' Kelly

[hr]say whatya see

*after reading the 'Gush' thread*

I think you need to be neutered, son.

That or a cold shower perhaps.

[hr]If man is five then the devil is six

Does anyone else remember Tab Clear, circa 92-93 I think, which had a slightly cinnamon-y flavour to it?

It had really bizarre advertising campaigns as well, involving Kaiser Wilhelm II and The Wurzels (I think)...

[hr]If man is five then the devil is six

Can't talk now honey-cakes, i'm on Nude-Patrol


Cain, is that a quote from The Simpsons' loveable Police Chief Wiggum?

'They'?

there are definitely too many cars on inadequate roads and heathrow is a total disaster waiting to happen. This is very true, but to bring all these together into one single 'day that Britain stopped'? Please. What was the real motive behind the commissioning of this programme? To educate the publi...

I think humanity has always thrilled itself with thoughts of the worst-possible case scenario. For years, as a Christian nation, we were riveted by prophecies of the end of the world that came directly from the Book of Revelation. During the latter part of the century it was the nuclear holocaust th...