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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Oct 18, 2004
Lol. That would've been a bit random wouldn't it? Yep It's Frank.
My favourite part is where Donnie is sitting in the headteachers office with his parents and the teacher says what did you say to her then the camera moves right and the other teacher says I'll tell you what he said- He told me to take the lifeline books and forcibly insert it into my anus! That line cracks me up.
Also the Jim Cunningham assembly scene.
I'd forgotten about that. I just thought it was slow trans antlantic posting.
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Oct 21, 2004
That always helps. Like the chances of winning the lottery are increased 100% if you actually buy a ticket. Targeting the slower audiences there.
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Arisztid Lugosi Posted Mar 26, 2005
slow audience you say?
well that was posted oct 21st 2004, and its now march 26th 2005......
slow enough for you?
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Lord Job Boron. That's Lord Job Boron To You! Posted Mar 26, 2005
I've just noticed the title of this conversation and realised how fitting it is to the response times!
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