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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:20,
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American?
How very dare you... (I did almost caption it "A RATHER SPIFFING DARTS TEAM" but it didn't seem to have quite the same ring to it.)
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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:22,
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I've never seen that character
(don't find catherine tate all that funny)
but I did see a crappy tv detective series the other day where someone said "how bloody dare you!". odd.
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The Alchemist knows not does he?, Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:25,
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Cathrine "As Funny As Cancer" Tate
Did not invent the phrase "How Very Dare You" - it's been around for donkey's years. it might even have been one of Larry Grayson's sayings, or Frankie Howerd. Tate just robbed it.
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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:29,
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I have never seen this Tate woman,
I was just under the impression it was something people said?
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Pedantichrist twitter.com/LordManley, Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:30,
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You're not missing much
She's like a female version of some pathetic comedian you've never heard of, but without the talent.
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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:33,
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yeah, but I rarely find female comidiennnnnes all that funny anyway
apart from that Australian woman.
name escapes me.
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The Alchemist knows not does he?, Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:36,
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There are plenty of funny women.
Ronni Ancona, er, and many others. Probably...
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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:39,
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Yes
But over there they call it "The Sharp Metal Pointy Things Game" and use ethnic minorities instead of a board.
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the_legendary_shark isn't really legendary at all, just rather dull., Fri 12 Jan 2007, 0:51,
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Actually...
we use grease-slatherd hamburgers instead of darts, and more grease-slathered hamburgers instead of a board. Still called darts, for some reason. Although some people call it "throw stuff at more stuff game."
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Esch, Fri 12 Jan 2007, 2:40,
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