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House Party At Boothy's - Little Man Tate
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Snakes in a taxi tbh. 183565[/snapback] Snakes at the BBC. Some killer snakes are brought to the BBC to appear on a wildlife programme, but end up going on the loose, posing a terrible threat. An Snake expert is brought in to hunt them down, but a mix up means that a man who has turned up for a job interview as a cleaner is mistaken for the expert. Confused, the man is taken to the BBC director general to be briefed. Meanwhile, the Snakes are loose in the reception and kill people including the expert. The other man realises the mistake and pulls a funny face, before realising that he has to hunt down the snakes and save the BBC. There you go, there's the synopsis, now where's me money?
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He did mention matchday reports like. So, it's a fair assumption.
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If you've got a strong radio, you MIGHT be able to pick up BBC Radio Five Live, but I don't know. But that's your best bet. They broadcast Premiership, Championship, FA Cup, League Cup, Champions League and UEFA Cup games. On Saturday afternoon, they have 2 or 3 games on, as well as updates and scores from all the other games. It starts at about 12pm (1pm in Germany) on a Saturday, and usually goes on until 6pm (7pm), when it is followed by a football phone in show. They have one or two games on on a Sunday afternoon, from 1pm (2pm) until about 6pm (7pm). And there is usually coverage of a match of some description on most weeknights between 7-10pm (8-11pm). If not, then they're talking about football. Frequencies, are both AM, I'm afraid. 693 or 909. I really don't know if you'll be able to pick it up in Germany, but that's at least the station to try.
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I'm not so keen on it once the competition bit gets going, but I love watching the auditions.
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I'm at Northumbria at the minute, and as a lot of people have already said, it's good. I can only really speak for my course, but the lecturers all know what they're talking about and most of them are canny, and will help you and give you help and advice if you need it. There's been a few hiccups on the admin side of things, but nothing too serious as yet. I've not come across any of the annoying 'crazy/wacky' student stereotypes you sometimes hear about. Most people are normal enough, and there's quite a few locals. Most people on my course are from Newcastle, or elsewhere on Tyneside, Northumberland or County Durham. What are you studying?
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I'm sceptical about it, and I will be until this lot show their true intentions. If they want to take us over, and put some money into the club - fine. But waht I fear is that they're only in it to make money out of the club and the football and the fans will come second to that. For all his faults, at least Shepherd's intentions are right. My feelings right now. Better the devil you know.
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Roeder on Football First last night said that we will be bringing in a striker within the next few days and it will be a signing that the fans will be pleased with.
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I've just heard this on Radio 5 a few minutes ago. He's having surgery this week to remove a brain tumour.
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I agree. He's looked impressive in the Championship.
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There was a book of Rock and Roll Miscellanies free with Q a few months back and it had a list of Elvis sightings listed on a website. My favourites were: A biology teacher in Lancaster, Lancashire Driving a Builder's Van in Ipswich
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I can't see how anyone would find them to be upsetting. It's just another step along the road of dehumanising society.
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for crying out loud
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Dunno, if this has been posted (I've looked at can't see owt, so I'll assume not) From NUFC.com
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no problems in Heaton. They often say its fine to drink or wash in if its brown, but personally, if it's not clear I won't touch it.
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jesus
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As am I. As is about half of Tyneside.
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How do you have a fake rip? What was it, drawn on? I had LEE jeans when I was a kid like and also Pepe. 173886[/snapback] You used to get clip on Keyrings with Pepe jeans.
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Ah, the A-Team. My Mam never used to let me and my brother watch it, though we were allowed to watch Dukes of Hazzard on BBC1. We often stayed at my Grandma's on a saturday night if my parents were going out and she'd always put the A-Team on for us. I remember my great grandma used to say to her, 'you can't let them watch that, it's in bits you know.' meaning that there were adverts. She used to watch ITV all the time but used to get annoyed that it was 'in bits'. I liked Dukes of Hazzard, but I prefered the A-Team and used to like staying at my Grandmas cos I got to watch it.Used to watch the A-Team and then You Bet! which was a bit crap but alright when you're a kid.
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I remember the marble wash ones. I had a pair myself.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9IjWgiKut6c Who used to have them? I had several pairs back in the late 80s and early 90s and they weren't bad. Pity they don't exist anymore.
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I was laughing so much at that first one I thought I was having a seizure. The first bit of the first clip reminded me of a song we sung as a kid. Geordie had a pigeon, a pigeon, a pigeon. Geordie had a pigeon, a pigeon he had. He flew it by day and he flew it by night Til one foggy day it got covered in shite. Geordie had a pigeon, a pigeon, a pigeon. Geordie had pigeon, a pigeon he had.
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I use the number 1 quite a bit, and the 62 and 63 on occassions. The 60s have a high charver content but it's bareable and they quite regular. The number 1 usually comes regularly, athough it can be an absolute nightmare on a morning going in to Uni. I sometimes walk it instead. They're quite bad after a match as well. They're always late and jam packed and by the time it gets to John Dobson Street you could have stood waiting 25 minutes only for it to fly past without stopping because its full. A lot of the drivers on the number 1 seem to mistake a great big double decker bus for a rally car as well and like nothing better than hurtling it through tight corners and terraced streets in Heaton. In general though, it's tolerable although not as good as it once was.
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I don't drink a huge amount. I can't say I drink once a week because sometimes I might drink a couple of times a week, others I might go 2 or 3 or 4 weeks without touching alcohol. I don't drink with the intention of getting pissed. Often when I'm out I'll have a Coke or Lemonade between pints.