h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Isn't there supposed to be another kid... Aimee?... who is a bit older and doesn't live with them? Maybe I'm imagining it all...

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http://www.post-gazette.com/tv/20021220osbournes5.asp

Not imagining it, then...

Yeah...did I not mention her? Along with a comment about how wise she was to refuse to appear?

How bout you anyway, Owl of Dom - fan or hater of the show?

Owl of Dom? I'm not so much of a fan of the Document Object Model...

I'm not a _fan_ of the show, per se, but I have watched it once or twice when it was on. I think Ozzy's a great influence on the Americans' image of we Brits.

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ooops, sorry for the typo. I was obviously thinking of another person I know called Dom.

yes, I think Americans don't know quite what to make of him!

amy wanted to launch her own pop career unknown to the show and refused to be on it but when the stray cat gets into the house theres a girl with black hair in a high pony tail thats amy

Do we have no idea of national identity?

BRITS?

That is one of my pet hates. Yanks callin us Brits (Though I realise you arn't a Yank)

I'm not a Brit, I am an Englishman.

With such diversity within these magnificent isle's surely its a bit of ageneralisation, no?

Well, I'm glad to get that rant out of my system.

EDF, THE ENGLISHMAN

Well, hailing as I do from Norn Iron, and now living abroad, I do realise the distinction between Brits, Anglophones, Yorkshiremen, Scots, English etc etc....


I think Brits is a well-known term that covers all those of us who dwell in or come from the British Isles, encompassing a myriad of different views, accents, cultures, lifestyles etc

It's one of the aspects of the UK that foreigners really envy, that variety. We should celebrate it!