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Posts by Gareth Bellamy

mock-up of either a movie poster or a novel cover, showing head shots of Shania Twain and Mark Twain, and in the front, the title: "Never the Twain Shall Meet."

mock-up of either a movie poster or a novel cover, showing head shots of Shania Twain and Mark Twain, and in the front, the title: "Never the Twain Shall Meet."

I'm brave enough to admit that I would, in fact, buy this the day it goes on sale or see it opening night. Yes, I would.

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Your annual reminder that William Shakespeare was born in what is now Turkey, never visited England and almost certainly could not read or write in English.

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Fine Young Cannibals.

And a custodial sentence for older cannibals.

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Saw him in his element one morning, doing an interview at Euston in meltdown. Felt reassuring somehow.

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Due to a set of rules he imposed on himself, Paul Young spent most of the 80s living in a hatstand.

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Very on-brand.

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At this rate they'll get to Wroxham in the next 800 years!

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Fark.

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Did you at least 'send them my best'? Well, was 'the best' sent???

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On the train home, seem to be on a special Halitosis Express. FFS, what has everyone been eating??

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‘People still remember it 40 years later’: the making of Chuckie Egg The iconic game that came to define 8-bit programming still conjures flutters of nostalgia 40 years on – all thanks to a 15-year-old tea boy who worked a Saturday shift in a computer shop in Greater M...

Hi I wrote about the making of classic platformerChuckie Egg and talked to its creator Nigel Alderton. Please give it a read as I want to show there’s an audience for this gaming history stuff 🙏

www.theguardian.com/games/2026/a...

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More evidence of Prince’s obsession with 70s British comedy… Little Ron Corbett

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‘Nothing Compares 2 Soups’

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My dad started me onto her early routines with Mike Nichols and I still think of her mainly in regards to those. That period of early comedy stuff sounds so bright and alive. Fantastic stuff.

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"ON THE STREETS WITH BIBBY!!???"

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Sad because he wasn't really a jedi??

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I think every film should end with the main character(s) saying the name of the film in the last line like; "I guess at the end of it all, we really were Nuns on the Run" or "I've genuinely done a proper Oppenheimer here" just to tie it up nicely x

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"Deploying Angry Starmer... in ten minutes... and counting."

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Will.i.am has a sister Gill.i.an who’s brill.i.ant at bill.i.ards

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14:37
S03E01 Are You Right There Father Ted? 13 March 1998

14:37 S03E01 Are You Right There Father Ted? 13 March 1998

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This is how you run

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Incredible.

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With extreme prejudice?

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I am not mature enough for this.

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Was out earlier, in them hills. Was ok, I guess?

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a bald man in a white shirt and black tie is holding a brush . ALT: a bald man in a white shirt and black tie is holding a brush .

The guy in charge of opening & closing the Strait of Hormuz

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...of Bingen

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Alan Partridge and dictaphone

Alan Partridge and dictaphone

Fast Show ‘Unlucky Alf’ sketch - he’s a sea captain that finally gets his tanker out of the Hormuz strait only to be captured by Somali pirates 2 hours later

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Performing his new single, 'When Dooves Croo'?

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Anthony Carmichael for me.

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