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et tu brute
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— 4 Jan 2006 mark sinker Comment

seein as spoilers were never an issue in RHOME — the climax wz always gnna be a buncha senators savin the republic from dictatorship w.stabbin knives — the excitement and potential doubt came in smaller things: such as like how that brutu[…]

The Pop World Cup
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— 4 Jan 2006 Tom Comment

I believe this idea was once used by Select back in the mists of, but this is going to be much better:
The Pop World Cup
You don’t even have to be signed up to LiveJournal to take part (honest).
This has very little to do with sport really, exc[…]

A bit of psychology…no fun
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— 4 Jan 2006 Tom Comment

Sweeney Todd, which I caught most of last night, was good in an Actors going about their Acting Business with lots of Pauses way, and Ray Winstone’s wobbly hurt face very effective, but I couldn’t help thinking that the demon barber of Fl[…]

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LAZY TOWN: WARNING
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— 4 Jan 2006 Pete Baran 189 comments

Casual flipping in the morning is unavoidable when BBC Smugfast is doing a story on a cat having open heart surgery and GMTV is having a hard hitting Detox Diet Scambusting yawnarama. So you are tired, and your brain has not woken up yet. Still, this[…]

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