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  1. Euan said:

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    Quoted message said:

    Eastenders!?!?!?!?!?

    Trust me when I say there are some things in life you're better off not
    knowing.

    it ran here for about 5 minutes as some kind of sick retaliation for Jason+Koyles in late 80's/early90's(?) but it was fankfully cut. All i remember is scenes in a pub...
    then again that just about wraps up the 80's/early90's in total 😄😄😄

  2. quote='Bleve'cfsmtb said:

    The Rage today has a reasonable article on the Paris-Roubaix. BTW, who
    got to see A Sunday in Hell at Celluloid Cycles?

    was that the 1976 doco on it? I have it on DVD 🙂[/QUOTE]

    Probably the very same:
    http://www.celluloidcycles.com.au/

    Damn well hope Tim Sheedy organises another fillum fest for 2007! 🙂

    (ie: if viewers liked the program selection, let him know + plenty of congrats for a event well done)

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,

    flyingdutch said:

    it ran here for about 5 minutes

    Well, at least a couple of years, actually. But I'm not sure I should
    admit to knowing that...

    --
    Shane Stanley

  4. Rhubarb said:


    "gplama" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Tamyka Bell said:


    Nice reward for the ones that did stop, though :-)
    Tam

    They may have stopped for the train.. but those boom gates were still
    down..

    http://tinyurl.com/ke7d6

    Exactly. And as for stopping for the train they had no choice, as it was
    already across the road when they arrived.

    Paulie-AU wouldn't have stopped for it. He would have bunny-hopped it,
    possibly with a somersault for added style points...

    Tam

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