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Al Johnston Posted Oct 10, 2005
One of only two that I remember.
(I didn't think you'd take "Move yer bloomin' @rse!" quite in the spirit it was intended
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 11, 2005
Haven't replied because I'm speechless! Doesn't happen often 
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 11, 2005
Well I'm not the world's biggest fan of musicals
Although "Return of Captain Invincible" is worth catching if it pops up on the late-night schedules.
(And "Return to the Forbidden Planet" and "From a Jack to a King" are must-sees at the theatre, should anyone revive them)
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 12, 2005
I'm speechless again
Did you have a power cut last night? Ours/mine went off at about 10.40pm but they said it wasn't connected with those in the Newcastle area.
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 12, 2005
No power cut, but Blueyonder were unable to provide any internet service until about 9:30 10ish; their status line didn't say why...
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 12, 2005
I know: I had to resort to desperate measures and read a book...
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 12, 2005
lol
I was a bit stuck - lots of candles but hard to read by candlelight - after a bit of a search, I found some batteries for the large torch so that I could do my customary reading in bed - yes - you've guessed it - the lights came back on
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 13, 2005
You'd almost think someone was watching or something...
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 21, 2005
Friday night and I expect you're out on the razz! I'm not dead - just in the West Midlands having arrived from the smoke yesterday
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 23, 2005
I'd avoid gambling then
Nothing to do with the riots I trust?
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 23, 2005
Not unless I'm even more senile than I thought!!!
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 25, 2005
The History Boys is currently being made into a film btw - with the original West End cast so I'm told.
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 25, 2005
I'll have to look out for it then.
Seen Wallace & Gromit yet? That's very good. (As, at the risk of overdoing it, is Serenity (if more people see it there's more chance of a sequel))
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LadyChatterly Posted Oct 25, 2005
Haven't seen either - I find it easier to wait until they're released as DVDs
I think I've finally sussed what's wrong with me at this time of year - I think I need to hibernate!
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Al Johnston Posted Oct 25, 2005
I do that with most films
I know what you mean about hibernation: it never feels right when it's dark when I leave home and dark again when I get back...
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