SteveStrummerUK
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Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
For those of us who took the decision to spend over six hours with SONAR last night in a concerted effort to miss BBC Children In Need, they're kindly showing us some of the highlights on BBC1 now  At least the Ireland v All Blacks game is looking pretty interesting.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2010/11/20 13:08:19
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I had to sit through hours of it last night just to watch 5 mins of the "Cut to what's going on where where you live" so I could see 10 seconds of my dad on tv singing in a barbershop choir...
Was it worth it? Well... ummm....
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2010/11/20 13:19:41
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2010/11/20 15:08:34
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Later... was not bad, thats Later... with Jools Holland
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2010/11/20 15:22:50
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Cee Lo Green and his band rocked.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2010/11/20 16:10:56
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SteveStrummerUK
For those of us who took the decision to spend over six hours with SONAR last night in a concerted effort to miss BBC Children In Need, they're kindly showing us some of the highlights on BBC1 now
At least the Ireland v All Blacks game is looking pretty interesting.
Highlights??!!?? . I'll happily give to worthy charities but please don't subject me to an evening of 'enforced wackiness' to do so. I'm a licence payer too......
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 12:03:03
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Look out Steve, here it comes again... 
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SteveStrummerUK
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 14:21:50
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Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggggggggggggggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh 
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 14:37:20
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James went a strummagin' Ohh look! Here comes Pudsey.....aaaaaahhhh...
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 14:47:40
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Jonbouy
James went a strummagin'
Ohh look! Here comes Pudsey.....aaaaaahhhh...
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 18:00:47
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Jonbouy
James went a strummagin'
Ohh look! Here comes Pudsey.....aaaaaahhhh...
Harsh, but bear...
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 18:12:49
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Harsh, but bear... I would have replied but I could clearly see it was a trap.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 18:21:23
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Jonbouy
Harsh, but bear...
I would have replied but I could clearly see it was a trap.
I guessed you wouldn't panda to me.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 18:24:31
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Jonbouy
Harsh, but bear...
I would have replied but I could clearly see it was a trap.
I guessed you wouldn't panda to me.
Now you've bruined it.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 18:52:42
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jamesg1213
SteveStrummerUK
Jonbouy
Harsh, but bear...
I would have replied but I could clearly see it was a trap.
I guessed you wouldn't panda to me.
Now you've bruined it.
I forgot that one. The ol' memory is getting just a little fozzie.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/18 20:15:14
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Mental note to self... If caught in a trap, remember to gnaw off the correct foot...
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2011/11/19 00:11:51
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Mental note to self... If caught in a trap, remember to gnaw off the correct foot...
Too grizzly.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/16 15:36:20
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Super-duper Strummaging  Gawd, it's even more vomit-inducing than usual tonight 
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/16 15:39:07
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The BBC having a "Children In Need" event this year is a bit ironic, no? 
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/17 11:32:59
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I was thinking it was ironic, too. On the other hand, maybe they're trying to make amends.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/17 16:16:38
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So, you are saying it has several Kodiak moments?
OT: I remember once flying into Kodiak (many years ago), AK, and there was a stuffed Kodiak brown, on its hind legs on display. IIRC stretched out it was a good 12 ft. tall... not something one would want to tangle with.
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/17 17:39:17
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OT: I remember once flying into Kodiak (many years ago), AK, and there was a stuffed Kodiak brown, on its hind legs on display. IIRC stretched out it was a good 12 ft. tall... not something one would want to tangle with.
Why not? Heck, it's stuffed. Now an ALIVE one would be a different story! 
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Re:Thanks BBC (Children In Need)
2012/11/17 18:18:14
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BBC Children In Need, they're kindly showing us some of the highlights on BBC1 now
Otherwise known as the world's shortest TV program?
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