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    Disaster strikes!

    Turns out I was wrong about the bacon - there isn't any

    The ribs are now reheating in the oven, and the chips have been cut and left to soak. Looks like it'll be ready after Top Gear has started, yet again

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      After top gear is a film on bbc2 : man on wire. looks good........

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        Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
        Its very hard to drivel on your own.

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          Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
          After top gear is a film on bbc2 : man on wire. looks good........
          Indeed - I think I'll record that

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            Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
            Disaster strikes!

            Turns out I was wrong about the bacon - there isn't any

            The ribs are now reheating in the oven, and the chips have been cut and left to soak. Looks like it'll be ready after Top Gear has started, yet again
            Is there a local shop you can buy some?

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              Originally posted by NickFitz View Post
              Indeed - I think I'll record that
              WE hope to watch it. as long as we dont fall asleep.

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                One man's determination to walk a tightrope between the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center in New York is detailed in this jaw-dropping blend of traditional talking-head interviews, archive footage and meticulous period re-creation. Its subject, a charismatic Frenchman named Philippe Petit, is a joy to watch, an ebullient mix of elegant mime artist Marcel Marceau and the cartoon dervish Road Runner, and the film offers a deceptively sturdy sounding board for his often crazy ideas. This is not so much a documentary as a true-life heist movie in which the "crime" is a death-defying conceptual art event: Petit and his accomplices spent months planning their "coup", and his boyhood dream finally came true 1350 feet above the streets of Manhattan in 1974. Sadly, no video footage exists of Petit's 45-minute walk, but director James Marsh expertly captures the vertiginous thrills of that incredible day, leaving one not just with a sense of wonder but a profound sense of admiration for the rigorous preparation and heady commitment that made it all possible.

                The bit in bold is a great pity.

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                  I feel like a yoghurt.

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                    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
                    I feel like a yoghurt.
                    But I dont look like one.....

                    IGMC.

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                      the yoghurts are muller light.

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