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Juan Albion

Chicken Sniffer 3rd Class
Lest we forget... By my calculations, Hector and Kiki must both be dead by now. :cry:

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Deano's Right Foot

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Jul 5, 2003
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Starring: Nicholas Young, Peter Vaughan-Clarke, Sammie Winmill, Stephen Salmon

Jaunt back to the time when a group of gifted youngsters were the Earth's only protection against a legion of evil villains and intergalactic terrors. The Tomorrow People are homo-superiors, the next stage of human evolution. Armed with telekinetic abilities, teleportation, a secret base and a futuristic talking computer, The Tomorrow People enthralled a legion of children in the early 1970's and is today remembered as one of the most imaginative and popular children's programmes of the decade.
14-year old Stephen has been haunted by strange voices and terrifying nightmares. He believes he must be going mad, until the mysterious Carol pays him a visit to explain that he is being watched by the Tomorrow People who have been tracking his psychic cries for help. Stephen is "breaking out" and it is now time for him to join with Carol, John, Kenny and TIM in their intergalactic quest to stop wars and put the world in order. But his transformation into homo-superior has also caught the attention of the evil shape-changing robot Jedikiah who needs Stephen's telepathic powers to free his spaceship from Earth's orbit. Will Jedikiah succeed, and if so what terrible fate will he then bring to bear on the Planet Earth?
 


Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
47,262
at home
climb aboard
Climb aboard
Climb aboard with the double deckers
fun and laughter is what were aaaaaaafter
on a something or other london bus

I used to fancy the anmerican bird in it
 
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Sonic The Hedgehog

Oi Lino You're A Disgrace
Jul 7, 2003
902
Wetherspoons, Fareham
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Dan Harding's favourite
 


pasty

A different kind of pasty
Jul 5, 2003
31,760
West, West, West Sussex
dave the gaffer said:
climb aboard
Climb aboard
Climb aboard with the double deckers
fun and laughter is what were aaaaaaafter
on a something or other london bus

I used to fancy the anmerican bird in it

Really Dave ??

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Jul 14, 2003
892
BN2
'Cowboys' - Thames TV, 1980.

Roy Kinnear (Joe Jones), Colin Welland (Geyser), ? (Wobbly Ron).
Cracking cowboy builder sitcom. Nothing now available (not even pics). ITV will not repeat. (I've asked them.)
 








Dave the OAP

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Jul 5, 2003
47,262
at home
Yes Pasty...I was only 13 ish at the time and she could certainly dance well:D
 


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