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What are you doing for Comedy Relief?
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I'm doing a sponsored 24 hour CUK posting session with AtW and Dimprawn. We're aiming for 500 new threads every hour.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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not watching it - comic relief stopped being funny decades agosufficiently advanced stupidity is indistinguishable from malice - Asimov (sort of)
there is no art in a factory, not even in an art factory - Mixerman
everyone is stupid some of the time - trad.Comment
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I thought the point of it was to do something different and special?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostI'm doing a sponsored 24 hour CUK posting session with AtW and Dimprawn. We're aiming for 500 new threads every hour.Coffee's for closersComment
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I remember being out in Bath on Comic Relief night a couple of years ago and it was like the whole of "Henman Hill" had descended and taken the place over.Originally posted by zeitghostI shall do what I do every year: absoluckingfutely nothing.
Let them eat cake.
Same for that child thing the Beeb inflict on us every year.
I notice from the TV trailers that we can expect the usual shameless spectacle of various celebrities turning on the waterworks for the camera when on location in some 3rd world place where there are lots of poor people.Comment
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Comic Relief is in Swindon this year ?Originally posted by wurzel View PostI notice from the TV trailers that we can expect the usual shameless spectacle of various celebrities turning on the waterworks for the camera when on location in some 3rd world place where there are lots of poor people.Doing the needful since 1827Comment
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Indeed, for that very reason my daughter has said that she definitely WON'T be watching.Originally posted by wurzel View PostI notice from the TV trailers that we can expect the usual shameless spectacle of various celebrities turning on the waterworks for the camera when on location in some 3rd world place where there are lots of poor people.Comment
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Straight to the credits then.Originally posted by TimberWolf View PostI'm going to record it and fast-forward through the unfunny bits.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I hear AtW will be dressing up and wearing a silly wig and moustache.What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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