New game of thrones is a tad pants
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Where?Originally posted by norrahe View PostYou should see some of the crocks being ridden in cloggers.
They all come with a family of mice
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Can't remember that.Originally posted by norrahe View PostBeen re-watching Buffy, had forgotten they all hit the tanning booth pretty heavily in series 3.
You know when you've been tango'ed
Maybe I'd better watch it again.
It went downhill from series 4 on.
Or maybe series 4 brought back memories of my university "career", such as it was.
Though the First Slayer ep at the end of S4 is one of my favourites.
Dunno if that says sommat about me or not.
And the ep where she's been injected with some poison & hallucinates that she's in a mental hospital.
(Useless factoid: the black doctor in said ep is Bobby Hill from Hill St. Blues).Last edited by zeitghost; 9 April 2013, 07:15.Comment
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