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Posted: Sat Apr 30, 2005 4:56 am


	Who here has seen the detectives?

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 9:58 am


	and_solo_said Who here has seen the detectives? Can't say I have. What's it about?

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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 10:25 am


	Nebelstern and_solo_said Nebelstern and_solo_said The BBC wishes to apologise for the showing of a program pertaining to the Miner's Strike in the 1980s. We realise that the broadcast of such programs so close to a time when a general election may or may not be in the near or distant future may or may not have implications on the outcome. The BBC feels deep regret that it showed this program, and will, in the future, refrain from showing programs that may be of public interest, that may or may not influence events that may or may not be being eagerly anticipated. Coming up nex, Busted V Mc Fly *Busted vs Mcfly?* xd Well, it isn't of public interest is it? *Thank goodness no!* gonk Before busted came to my school I had no idea who they were. On the day they came to school I was off being violently ill. Which do you think was the better fate?

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 10:28 am


	GuruCleocatra Nebelstern and_solo_said Nebelstern and_solo_said The BBC wishes to apologise for the showing of a program pertaining to the Miner's Strike in the 1980s. We realise that the broadcast of such programs so close to a time when a general election may or may not be in the near or distant future may or may not have implications on the outcome. The BBC feels deep regret that it showed this program, and will, in the future, refrain from showing programs that may be of public interest, that may or may not influence events that may or may not be being eagerly anticipated. Coming up nex, Busted V Mc Fly *Busted vs Mcfly?* xd Well, it isn't of public interest is it? *Thank goodness no!* gonk Before busted came to my school I had no idea who they were. On the day they came to school I was off being violently ill. Which do you think was the better fate? *The better fate is that you have not yet become acquainted with McFly.* xd

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Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 11:12 am


	whapcapn and_solo_said Who here has seen the detectives? Can't say I have. What's it about? Jasper Carrot and Robert Powell as detectives......FUNNY!!!!

Posted: Wed May 04, 2005 11:14 am


	and_solo_said whapcapn and_solo_said Who here has seen the detectives? Can't say I have. What's it about? Jasper Carrot and Robert Powell as detectives......FUNNY!!!! I'll bear that in mind.

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Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2006 3:42 pm


	Apparently "In The Thick of it" is a worthy enough programme to supercede the colossus of comedic satire that is "Yes, Minister". I've my doubts, but I've not seen it yet.

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