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[s] Paranoid wrote on 11:50, 19th Nov 2004: Its named after the Turkish city you numpty! I'm sorry, what? There's a Turkish city called Mammaries? [s] Anon. wrote on 11:58, 19th Nov 2004: If I carry on making stifled laughing noises everyone else in Butts Wynd will start looking at me oddly. I'm sor...

[s]Haunted wrote on 15:16, 19th Nov 2004:
Get some Trey Parker and John Carpenter movies


Very good advice. In fact, continue your musical theme as well and get Canibal:The Musical and South Park:Bigger, Longer, Uncut.

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[s] Eliot Wilson wrote on 10:34, 19th Nov 2004: To be fair, Joss Stone wasn't even born when Band Aid started. But Bob Geldof and Band/Live didn't exactly stop being famous back then did he/it/they? And does he not have some kind of organisational role in the new release, given that it's his charity...

[s] Scellanis wrote on 19:10, 18th Nov 2004: Cutesy?? Thats the spikeyist evil dragon I've done other than the one in my signature which is what its based on. It's probably mostly the twinkly blue eye and the polite smile, and the way it's posing. Surely it should be out burninating the peasants and...

I saw some pompous woman ranting about Chuck on the news a couple of days ago. In the middle a big indignant rant she came out with the line "He seems to think he has the right to express an opinion on everything!" Um, yes dear. It's called freedom of speech. [hr][s]Hanging on in quiet desperation i...

I'm sorry, what? There's a food place called Mammaries?

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I was never going to buy the record anyway, but seeing Joss Stone being interviewed about her participation in it on breakfast news and her having to ask her Mum who Bob Geldof is put me off even considering it. Although, credit to Busted (sorry, I'll wash my mouth out in a minute) who, when asked h...

[s]Eliot Wilson wrote on 00:29, 19th Nov 2004:
..."nicky-nacky nine door" are all names for the ever-hilarious practice of ringing a door bell and then running away.


We just used to call it knock-a-door-run. Imaginitively.

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Don't hate me for saying this, 'cause the drawing are bloody good, but am I the only one who thinks it's a bit... cutesy for RockSoc?

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[s] rubbermuffin wrote on 17:20, 18th Nov 2004: ****Add to that list "The Office" and That is, until an episode of Arrested Development, The Soprano's, Sex in the City, or The Simpsons comes on. Wait, aren't those are American televison shows you are showing in prime time??!**** Tit. Have you ever s...

I saw Modest Mouse supporting Bright Eyes a few months ago. They where really, really annoying.

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[s] jennyo wrote on 02:51, 12th Nov 2004: 7. You're doing a terrible job at understanding cars. The obvious error is that you drive on the wrong side of the road. Given that we take the side of the road we drive on from the fact that a majority of people are right handed and you take yours from an e...

[s]jennyo wrote on 02:30, 12th Nov 2004:
Trogdor the Burninator has to be the best!
And get a mention in Buffy season 7 at one point. Truly he is a cultural icon.
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[s]Mr Comedy wrote on 16:09, 11th Nov 2004:
You are all wrong.
The best character is 'Eh! Steve', with his catchphrase "Eh! Steve!".

"I'll get you next time Eh! Steve! If it's the last thing I dooooooooooooooooooo"

:7D Eh! Steve kicks. I actually have him as my desktop wallpaper just now.

[s] Thackary wrote on 11:02, 11th Nov 2004: Anyone think the current poll (the Girls Aloud poll) is reminiscent of Teen Girl Squad? Wave o' Babies! Gazzelle Carcass! It's scary, scary genius. I still think the funniest thing on the whole homestar runner site is the intro cartoon though, when he spon...

[s]Simon wrote on 09:16, 10th Nov 2004:
Bacon or Sausage sarnies?


Bacon, the sausages alway slip out from betwixt the bread.

Slapstick or Satire?

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Why is everyone so excited about this poor guy being ill? And they call themselves fans...

[s] pelopidas wrote on 15:28, 7th Nov 2004: do remember though I am somewhat embittered fourth year, who tired of this town long ago, as a consequence Edinburgh seems like las vegas and amsterdam all rolled in one compared to here. Perhaps that's a good indicator though, by the time I was in my four...

You realise you're posting this about as far removed from May as is possible.

[s]Raindance wrote on 15:15, 8th Nov 2004:
Has never made me laugh.

Has likely never caused it to rain through the medium of dance.