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i can always find an excuse to “need” anything 😀

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i’m gonna get one of those lcd picture frames, check them out they are pretty cool, oh and a new mother board with twin sli slots,

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that’s ok, i’ll just make sure they put a copy of war and peace in there with me 😉

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oooh scary…..or mmmmm tasty 😀

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I too agree, i was pleasently surprised, although it does still have that terrible although ironic ending.

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uurghhhh, scary thought

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dr who for me, and nothing since has had the same effect, even when i was younger. what is it about daleks and cybermen?

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i’m thinking of having it done, to have just your head done costs around 20k, i have no kids and i can’t take it with me so why not. People laugh but i’ve got nothing to loose, the only downside is that when you go they are waiting at your bed and whisk you off in ice straight away, which could be a bit of a shock for any loved ones

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😀 hello and welcome

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yeah, it’s a shame he left so soon, he was a good doctor 😥

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[quote=”thefrey”]Since Saddy started us thinking about music, I was looking around on the VH1 site.

One of my all time favorite music video’s was Take on Me by Ah-ha. The art work in it was very attention grabbing. I have looked for it on DVD or API but never found it. This morining I was checking out VH1 and found a kids personal site with a link to this place called Music Codes.

They have my Ah-Ha video there! Sadly it is not downloadable, but it is a start. If any one know where an .AVI of this can be found please let me know. But still and all this was pretty cool.

[url]http://www.musicvideocodes.com/?song=1916[/url]

They also have a lot of Green Day clips.

I have an mpeg copy of this video if you would like it

What is your Favorite Video? Why?[/quote]

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One of my favourites was “smack my b*tch up” the twist at the end was great.

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Norwich, and stop laughing it’s not such a bad place, just a bit flat

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I’m the same but the other way round, my childhood was spent cowering behind the sofa with Tom Baker and then I progressed to Jon Pertwee and the others. Every saturday after Basil brush i think it was

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[quote=”thefrey”]Cat, Cat and only Cat. Roooooowrrrrrrr! I love his stying and his self absorbed satisfaction. 😀 Jules did a very good job of channeling what a domestic house cat might have mutated into. He is affectionate yet selfish. And incredibly honest about it too. Ya just gotta love that. :D[/quote]

I must agree about his personality, it brings to mind “waiting for god” when the blind priest is dying and Cat wants to talk about his feet. 😆

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.l just editing out my double post, oooops 🙄

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I didn’t know Solaris was a remake, what’s the original like?

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I was pleasantly surprised by the remake of war of the worlds which I suppose is semi sci-fi.

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Personally i love the whole freedom of live that Lister has, no commitments and the ability to go where ever you want (except earth) , and do what ever you want.
But i have to say my favourite is Kryten, right from his humble beginnings, through his years of tuition by Lister, into the neurotic, pompus, comical mechanoid we see today.

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Oh and in my humble opinion it [b]HAS[/b] to be Tom Baker

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😀 cool I too remember cowering behind the sofa while Tom baker fought off daleks, which doctor was your era, let me guess John pertwee or Tom Baker ❓

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