The BCG bar. - Page 37 - British Comedy Guide

Wednesday 7th August 2013 5:40pm

London

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Quote: Gordon Bennett @ August 7 2013, 6:31 PM BST
Good.

Haven't seen you for ages.

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Thought I should concentrate on spending my time writing rather than getting annoyed with people. But missed the people who aren't annoying and am waiting for a brief to come in so thought I'd pop in and say hello. Maybe get some emoticons on Wave

Quote: lofthouse @ August 7 2013, 6:33 PM BST
Well hallo stranger!

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Allo me pogoing poppet, how's you?

Quote: Lee @ August 7 2013, 6:34 PM BST
Wow, look who crawled out of the gutter and back into our lives

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Some of us are looking at the stars, Lee, the stars. I was looking at a soggy bit of party streamer cardboard, disappointed it wasn't a two pence piece, but heyho

zooo

Wednesday 7th August 2013 6:10pm

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*has an Advocaat to celebrate*

AJGO

Wednesday 7th August 2013 6:31pm

London

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Quote: zooo @ August 7 2013, 7:10 PM BST
*has an Advocaat to celebrate*

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Ahaha, I saw you'd posted here and thought 'will get zooo an Advocaat to celebrate'

Have an article about Chernobyl and animals too

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20418-25-years-on-chernobyl-lakes-thriving-despite-fallout.html#.UgKTK0CZiSo

zooo

Wednesday 7th August 2013 6:40pm

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Quote: AJGO @ August 7 2013, 7:31 PM BST
Ahaha, I saw you'd posted here and thought 'will get zooo an Advocaat to celebrate'

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Hehee.

Have an article about Chernobyl and animals too

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn20418-25-years-on-chernobyl-lakes-thriving-despite-fallout.html#.UgKTK0CZiSo

Cor, thanks.

Any harmful effects from the radiation appear to be dwarfed by the benefits of having no humans in the area.

Says it all, really. Humans: worse than radioactive disasters.

keewik

Wednesday 7th August 2013 7:21pm

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