Any Simon Baker (the Guardian) fans out there?
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that was a good show, complicated main character.
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he has had alot of emails from people who disagree with him hopping in the ambo!\nthey are saying he had no right to get in even though Todd Russell asked him too. i'm not sure if channel 9 said anything about it, but he is upset with all the critiscism, from sunrise watchers.\npersonally i think he done nothing wrong.
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You're spot on mate, I've not heard anyone in the UK take our version seriously though. I take it with a pinch of salt, some are truly talented, others not so, but they have a dream so who am I to judge?!\n\nOh yeah, and Simon Cowell is a bit of a fool, he can be honest in a more civilised fashion! (gives us Brits a bad name does Simon!)
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Yeah, Nick was good. Loved the one where he ended up in hospital after a hair-brained stunt, then later when he came home, set his arm alight, & went whizzing through the house in a wheelchair. It hasn't been the same since he left, but the BT ads are quite good.
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Assuming by "BNP" you mean Nick Griffin's near-fascist wankers:\n\nIt's up to you.  Do you feel that your work for him makes him wealthier, or empowers him to do evil with the free time your labour gives him?  Or might decent people think the less of you because you work for the BNP barstard?\n\nI certainly would look for other work right away, unless my family was completely dependent on the money I brought in.
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god yes terry and Julian i remember that about the str8 flat mate terry and of course the over the top camp Julian Clary.\n\nthought Julian was brilliant even back when he started when he was known as The Joan Collins Fan Club, but i believe Ms Collins didn't approve.\nWould love to watch Terry & Julian again and Sticky Moments also
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Click on this link.  You can then spit some more!  \nhttp://www.itsbettertinnedthanfresh.co.uk/Pages/Noel%20Edmonds/noel1.html\nI cant stand the bloke either. Dunno what it is about him, he kinda reminds me of a hamster.
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Guardian Unlimited search\nBrings up results for the Guardian and the Observer
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Are you kidding?!I watch whenever I can.It's the absolute best!E-mail me we can be the BEST of friends.hamsterhooligan@yahoo.com
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I think my friend Andrew Wilsons big brother Terry is the best, he was great. He took us to Alton towers and bought us all an ice cream. Very nice man
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Pretty good! I am an Aussie in perth, wanna email? I enjoyed proggie such as air crash investigations, and the real life crime shows thru the week on ch 7. Family guy is good, American Dad is a bit, well um? Big Brother is crap!!!!!
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Yep, absolutely! Omnipresent Atom is a bit tired of having to do everything on her own. Meanie has very practical views, very helpful! As for Bafuudo, watch out, he sounded a bit jealous and vendicative on the other thread. But I'm hoping we'll convince him to be a Qag, as we need him to serve the snacks and drinks in the Zabubabeaven! But we need more Qags, like Zabubangels and Zabubattvas!\nP.S. Don't forget about the brahs
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Not really, but he is funny to watch on the late night shows some times.\n\nBut according to this little snippet of info on the guy, you may have a point: \n\nUrging press self-censorship\n\nIn 1992, the same year Gore published his book on the subject, Newsweek journalist Gregg Easterbrook wrote about calls by Al Gore and Paul R. Ehrlich for journalistic self-censorship about criticisms of climate change, saying they had "ventured into dangerous territory by suggesting that journalists quietly self-censor environmental evidence that is not alarming, because such reports, in Gore's words, undermine the effort to build a solid base of public support for the difficult actions we must soon take." Easterbrook wrote: "Skeptical debate is supposed to be one of the strengths of liberalism; it's eerie to hear liberal environmentalists asserting that views they disagree with ought not to be heard."[25]
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Graham Norton lives near me, my nephew saw him the other day walking his dog.\nYou could probably get in contact with the BBC (he did that show Strictly Dance Fever for the BBC) to see if they could forward your email to him - Its worth a go
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I love that show! I have tried to copy the songs and I love their voices! Go fellow backyaradigans FAN! I love Pablo he is so adorable.
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You apparently were the last to know.\n\nHe is very OUT and active in GLBT community\n\nFor those in USA he was on BBC-America's Dr Who
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He is hot but I dont think his music is any good. when he was in blue I thought his voice was really good but now it it sounds out of tune. I actually prefer simon webb.