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Bludall
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I am a rural wench (A good Cheshire name for a woman) and I like the innocence of LOTSW, I love those old guys, something heart warming about them in this day and age! So there! 
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Hoovie
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| Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 12:22 pm Post subject: |
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I liked All Creatures Great and Small (I even read the books!) so I can do Rural and Innocent, I just really, really hated that program.
LOTSW was cult viewing among my schoolfriends for some reason I have never fathomed 
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Bludall
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We watched ACGAS but never liked it as much, my mil has a Tricky Woo type mutt. 
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Hoovie
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I remember in the days of the 3 day week, when the TV shut down at 10:30pm (try telling that to kids nowadays without getting a "yeah, right" response), my favourite adventure program was possibly 'Cannon' with William Conrad as an extremely fat detective who somehow still managed to catch villians when chasing after them on foot (   ).
Watched that and then head to bed before the National Anthem started (and try telling that to kids as well nowadays about how TV used to end with the National Anthem!)
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handyman
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| Posted: Tue Sep 23, 2008 3:49 pm Post subject: Re: Worth buying dvd or not? |
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| I used to watch Sex in the City on tv, I've not seen the film. Now, I know it's a chick flick but is it worth buying or not? |
£8 in Tesco for the dvd.........can always sell it on fleebay for £4 once you see its a pish film
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Stoday
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I remember the days of "d*ck Barton, Special Agent" in the days when d*ck was a diminutive of Richard rather than the current slang name for a male appendage.
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Bludall
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I'm married to one, so I only know one meaning!
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