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kandr replied

16 November 2010, 20:29
Fox news tend to have problems with things like facts.
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minestrone replied

16 November 2010, 18:53
Originally posted by Halo Jones View Post

I got my sister to believe that for four years – but then she is blonde

Got any pictures?
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Halo Jones replied

16 November 2010, 18:49
Originally posted by SupremeSpod View Post

And that there's no such word as "gullible" in the Oxford English Dictionary?

I got my sister to believe that for four years – but then she is blonde
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Sysman replied

16 November 2010, 17:55
I'd heard of Apple Records but didn't realise the name of he holding company is Apple Corps:

Its name (pronounced "apple core") is a pun

I bet they also had fun with the Yanks thinking it stood for "Corp."
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SupremeSpod replied

16 November 2010, 17:41
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Did you know the Beatles got their name from a leisure centre in Swindon?

And that there's no such word as "gullible" in the Oxford English Dictionary?
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DimPrawn replied

16 November 2010, 17:36
Did you know the Beatles got their name from a leisure centre in Swindon?
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SupremeSpod replied

16 November 2010, 17:35
Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr will be spinning in their graves.

Yeah, I know they're not dead, I was posting in a Fox News Stylee...
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16 November 2010, 17:09
Fox news and the Beatles

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FoxNews.com - Apple iTunes, at Long Last, Gets Rights to Beatles Tunes
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