[can't think of a subject]
It's always the way (so I'm told!)
Edit: 'twould have looked better if saved as a .png, but InternetDeplorer is so backward it doesn't support pngs properly
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( , Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:18, archived)
It's always the way (so I'm told!)
Edit: 'twould have looked better if saved as a .png, but InternetDeplorer is so backward it doesn't support pngs properly
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( , Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:18, archived)
It just popped into my head...
and I'd finished the pic before I remembered what it was. Anyone remember "Noel Edmonds' Swap Shop"?
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:24,
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vague (being only 23 and all)
Is that an enemies mobile number above?
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:29,
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It would have been an enemies number...
but I couldn't find the number for Douglas Craig. (He's the money-robbing cnut who's trying to sell York City's ground to a bunch of property developers).
But it is satisfying that the 'Esther Trout' ad might appear when anyone types "Douglas Craig" into google :-)
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:34,
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But it is satisfying that the 'Esther Trout' ad might appear when anyone types "Douglas Craig" into google :-)
But Surely
That was the number for Going Live!
or did I just dream it?
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:35,
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or did I just dream it?
Perhaps just...
"Generic BBC Saturday morning dial-in for sad kids" number. "Hello? Yes, I'd like to swap my Etch-A-Sketch for a pair of Kylie's soiled undies."
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:38,
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That sounds
like an unfair swap...
I mean, who wants dirty kecks?
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Fri 10 Jan 2003, 21:41,
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I mean, who wants dirty kecks?