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I'm not up to anything as fun as you, but I'm OK, thanks!

Quote: Scatterbrained Floozy @ March 2 2010, 5:33 PM GMT

http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/tv_and_radio/article7046866.ece

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Oh gawd.
What a bloody stupid way to go.

Did we learn nothing from Michael Hutchence??

Quote: zooo @ March 2 2010, 5:49 PM GMT

Did we learn nothing from Michael Hutchence??

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That Aussie soft-rock sucks?

Well, that too.

I learned not to listen to Radio 1 news with my mum in the car, and then be forced into a conversation with her about the merits and pitfalls of auto asphyxiation.

Is this the new fashionable way to die now?

It's probably quite popular with the Darwin awards.

Quote: Paul W @ March 2 2010, 5:35 PM GMT

Shame that's how he's going to be remembered.

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It's the only way I'll remember him because I'd never heard of him before he died.

I tempted to try it. If people are willing to risk their lives for it, and their families shuffling awkwardly at their funerals, it must be pretty exciting.

Does anyone know how to stage an intervention...?

I like your avatar, zooo.

Why, thank you.

That's ok, zooo.

I had a bottle of Australian beer called Speight's last night and found that they print a question on the underside of the cap. The first person to answer the question correctly wins a special prize:

Q. An English bouncer stopped the heart of which Kiwi cricketer at Eden Park in 1975?

A. ???

Quote: Gerry Goldfinch @ May 29 2007, 5:06 PM GMT

Their bits aren,t blurred they haven,t got bits, they are whats called Girls, David do wake up please

Wait until you are as old as me Charley, all your bloody bits will be stiffy

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I often wonder what happened to Gerry Goldfinch.

Quote: chipolata @ March 3 2010, 10:50 AM GMT

I often wonder what happened to Gerry Goldfinch.

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Probably ran off with ITDavid.