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#30 by MagmaBabe on 31 Jul, 2008 08:31
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MB, you ever watch Cold Feet?
on the odd occasion. It didn't really... do it, for me.
I don't really watch much tv and when I do, it's normally... uhm.. American shows.
I thought for sure that James Nesbitt would catch your eye.
ugh, no!!
he needs to shave his head, he's balding, badly! although he does have a 'cheeky rogue' look about him.
But nah, not my cup of tea
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#31 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 08:36
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MB, you ever watch Cold Feet?
on the odd occasion. It didn't really... do it, for me.
I don't really watch much tv and when I do, it's normally... uhm.. American shows.
I thought for sure that James Nesbitt would catch your eye.
ugh, no!!
he needs to shave his head, he's balding, badly! although he does have a 'cheeky rogue' look about him.
But nah, not my cup of tea
Shave it off, James!!!!
I thought "cheeky rogue" WAS your tea?
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#32 by MagmaBabe on 31 Jul, 2008 08:38
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that is one scary pic!
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#33 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 08:53
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that is one scary pic!
The first one?
I know, he really needs to shave that stuff off his head! 
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#34 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 12:16
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Ballykissangel?
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#35 by MagmaBabe on 31 Jul, 2008 12:20
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Ballykissangel?
don't you fuckin' swear at me!!
ballykissangel = Colin Farrell.
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#36 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 12:21
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I knew I could find something....
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#37 by Sly Red on 31 Jul, 2008 12:30
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ballykissangel = Colin Farrell.
(Not UK TV, it's a movie) Just saw In Bruges. Bloody brilliant. It's out now in the US on DVD. -
#38 by Jer on 31 Jul, 2008 12:38
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It was a TV show though wasn't it? I could have sworn my mom would kick us off the TV to watch that years ago...
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#39 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 12:40
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ballykissangel = Colin Farrell.
(Not UK TV, it's a movie) Just saw In Bruges. Bloody brilliant. It's out now in the US on DVD.
I'll set ya "straight" there Red.
Ballykissangel was a BBC television drama set in Ireland, produced in-house by BBC Northern Ireland. The original story revolved around a young English priest as he became part of a rural community. It ran for six series, which were first broadcast on BBC One in the UK from 1996 to 2001. A significant change in the cast occurred between the third and fourth series and to a lesser extent between the fifth and sixth.
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#40 by Jer on 31 Jul, 2008 12:41
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Thank you Fr8!!! I thought I was going crazy there when he said it was just a movie!
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#41 by Sly Red on 31 Jul, 2008 12:53
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Ah, hem! Thank you!
My bad. I was referring to In Bruge, as opposed to questioning you unimpeachable knowledge of UK TV.
I grovel in humiliation at your superior knowledge (NOT).
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#42 by MagmaBabe on 31 Jul, 2008 13:17
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ballykissangel = Colin Farrell.
(Not UK TV, it's a movie) Just saw In Bruges. Bloody brilliant. It's out now in the US on DVD.
agreed, In Bruges is a great film, I'd recommend it to all of ya!! (and to swing it in the right direction, it's pretty violent at times.. and has midgets in it!)
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#43 by FR8TRAIN on 31 Jul, 2008 13:18
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Ah, hem! Thank you!
My bad. I was referring to In Bruge, as opposed to questioning you unimpeachable knowledge of UK TV.
I grovel in humiliation at your superior knowledge (NOT).
Red
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#44 by dagenhamjim on 31 Jul, 2008 13:21
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Well Red as you like BBC so much you could volunteer to pay the $272.00 (£139.50) for this years (2008 ) TV license and it will increase next year, just like it does every year for a UK licence fee.
This is the fee that is compulsory paid to the BBC by us UK citizens to fund there programming etc. only here in the Uk we cant volunteer to pay it because as I mentioned, its compulsory!
Because of the BBC If you own a TV and even if you choose to never, ever watch BBC1 or BBC2 you still have to pay it! Because if you don't you will be hauled before a magistrates Court and will be fined a large amount of money and YOU WILL GET A CRIMINAL RECORD!
Dont believe me ask Magmababe or Ian!