Alex James (I was informed he played bass in The Blurs) said about 17 words on "Have I got News for You?" tonight, how much do you reckon that cost us licence payers... £143 per word... more?
at least he didn't mention his cheese farm or whatever the feck it is, and his music is crappy
Money for Nuthin'
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Maybe he got a blister on his little finger?James Blast wrote: at least he didn't mention his cheese farm or whatever the feck it is, and his music was crap
Or a blister on his thumb?
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My all time favourite "Have I got news for You " was the one with Paula Yates.Mister Merton and Mister Hislop were on fine form that night , funniest episode ever.They had actually read the book she was plugging and ripped her a new bottom.
Strange how they don't repeat it.
Strange how they don't repeat it.
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Ah! the "falling off a log episode" pt. 38
I missed that
I missed that
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fair enough, you didn't see him sit there and say 'hee~haw' for 22 mins, then then pocket a wedge for 15 secs worth?
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Actually I did. But I could still make a list of people as long as my arm who annoy me more.
Plus I do read his column in the Observer Food Magazine
Plus I do read his column in the Observer Food Magazine
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My favourite episode was when Roy Hattersly didn't show so they put a tub of lard (literally) on Paul Merton's team.
He still won
I did watch it last night but I don't remember much; too many wine
He still won
I did watch it last night but I don't remember much; too many wine
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One, Two, Many, Lots, Beer, Floor! A numerical system I can get behind...
I've got a mid-nineties HIGNFY annual (speccy geek that I am) that features the Tub extensively. One of the most popular contestants ever. A very nerdy achievement table put the Tub mid-range, way ahead of most politicians and MPs!
More processed goods on quiz shows, methinks?
I've got a mid-nineties HIGNFY annual (speccy geek that I am) that features the Tub extensively. One of the most popular contestants ever. A very nerdy achievement table put the Tub mid-range, way ahead of most politicians and MPs!
More processed goods on quiz shows, methinks?
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Tim: Are you me in disguise?timsinister wrote:One, Two, Many, Lots, Beer, Floor! A numerical system I can get behind...
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I've got that one as welltimsinister wrote: I've got a mid-nineties HIGNFY annual (speccy geek that I am) that features the Tub extensively
Who were you calling a speccy geek?
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It's quite possible, innit - he was after your striped shirt, remember?markfiend wrote:Tim: Are you me in disguise?timsinister wrote:One, Two, Many, Lots, Beer, Floor! A numerical system I can get behind...
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"It is getting rather sad that I can't win against Paul when he's accompanied by a tub of lard and the questions are in a foreign language"markfiend wrote:My favourite episode was when Roy Hattersly didn't show so they put a tub of lard (literally) on Paul Merton's team.
He still won
I did watch it last night but I don't remember much; too many wine
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no, it wasn't bad he wasn't a cock, he just sat there... you could do that, I could
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