Week of 12th April
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yeah... but teebee only can see...Originally posted by M:LOL oh yeah frog song.
someone's caught your eye neh. =]
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the name of the guy with the frog song is called shariff... lame song. hahaha
yeah, must drink more liang teh. think its becoz i'm too heaty... -
you mean you're too hot
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that song saf issued issit?Originally posted by s|nNeD:the name of the guy with the frog song is called shariff... lame song. hahaha
yeah, must drink more liang teh. think its becoz i'm too heaty...
pu zua neh.
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no leh... doesn't sound like it...Originally posted by M:that song saf issued issit?
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Frog boy and sullen face. Deservingly out.
How to impress the girl when the show brings out the worst sides of the guys? -
Originally posted by choco B:Frog boy and sullen face. Deservingly out.
How to impress the girl when the show brings out the worst sides of the guys?
frog boy... -
i'm saving the cake for adam's exit.
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mentioning frog boy reminds me of Abe SapienOriginally posted by choco B:Frog boy and sullen face. Deservingly out.
How to impress the girl when the show brings out the worst sides of the guys? -
How does this work... enemy laughs at song, beh tahan holds his aching sides and drops his rifle?Originally posted by M:that song saf issued issit?
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the guy in hellboy???Originally posted by sillyme:mentioning frog boy reminds me of Abe Sapien
very cool leh... -
sometimes they cover their ears..Originally posted by choco B:How does this work... enemy laughs at song, beh tahan holds his aching sides and drops his rifle?
or they charge uncontrollably so as to finish him off..
or they'd think it's wasteful to use a bullet on an idiot.. -
yeah.. this oneOriginally posted by s|nNeD:the guy in hellboy???
very cool leh...
his head movements looks like abit of CP3O, Data (of Star Trek).. -
Skill: Frog SongOriginally posted by choco B:How does this work... enemy laughs at song, beh tahan holds his aching sides and drops his rifle?
Damage: 5 - 10 [emotional]
Special: 60% chance to inflict Stun and Confusion on enemy
Achilles' Heel: Clowned; Best combined with invisibility or shapeshift after use. -
Mister 1900-PSYCHICOriginally posted by sillyme:mentioning frog boy reminds me of Abe Sapien -
Adam.... The cocky one issit? Hair gelled to a point?Originally posted by M:i'm saving the cake for adam's exit.
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should be.Originally posted by choco B:Adam.... The cocky one issit? Hair gelled to a point?
must be more than one conceited guy there, but he's the most puffed up, flaunting his ivory charm.
add: And his mini telephone book..
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The Headband guy ! Bwaahaha.
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or as one says.. the 70's flashdance lookalike
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LOL the show's a circus !
OT: Hellboy has cool villians. -
Kroenen was incredible.. he's like indestructible.
Should get Sherman to cook him, maybe he'll turn to glass. -
did you all stay for the ending?
they showed one of the agents left behind in the tombs -
oh man! i missed that part!!!Originally posted by sillyme:did you all stay for the ending?
they showed one of the agents left behind in the tombs -
Manning, the head FBI fella with the cool frisbee skill, heheOriginally posted by sillyme:did you all stay for the ending?
they showed one of the agents left behind in the tombs -
Pigs Trot to Fame in the Great Escape
Mon Apr 12, 2004 10:29 AM ET
LONDON (Reuters) - Only the British would make national heroes out of two pigs who escaped from a slaughterhouse and made a dash for freedom.
Britons are often mocked for treating their pets better than their children. So the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) clearly felt it was onto a winner immortalizing the exploits of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Pig.
They were two Tamworth ginger-haired pigs who sparked an international media frenzy in 1998. Even Japanese and American networks flew in to cover the chase.
"The Legend of the Tamworth Two," being screened by BBC Television on Monday, relives the frenetic week when the porcine pair were billed the world's most famous fugitives.
The plucky porkers escaped the abattoir knife in the western English town of Malmesbury by burrowing under a fence and swimming across an icy river to freedom.
Tabloid newspapers offered huge rewards for the fleeing pigs. TV helicopters hovered over the sleepy rural backwater. The Vegetarian Society begged Britons to save their bacon.
The mission to save Butch and Sundance became a public obsession in animal-worshipping Britain where the film "Babe" -- about a talking piglet -- was a smash hit.
Journalist Wendy Best, who broke the tale in her local newspaper, said: "I knew it was a good story. It was January, the weather was foul, it was after Christmas and people needed cheering up."
Astonished by the way the story snowballed, she recalled: "The international media joined in the feeding frenzy. American and Japanese film crews were among them. It was very strange after spending 17 years as a journalist that what was basically a ridiculous little story should gain such notoriety."
The story had a happy ending both in fact and fiction.
The original Tamworth Two were finally recaptured and bought by the Daily Mail newspaper before becoming a tourist attraction at an animal sanctuary.
The eight pigs used in the BBC film will not be ending up as another great British tradition -- roast pork for Sunday lunch. They have been retired to a farm park.
Actors are always warned never to work with children or animals because they are such scene-stealers.
But actor Gerard Horan, who plays the pigs' original owner in the film, was full of admiration for his co-stars.
"They have been a lot less trouble than most actors I've worked with. You don't have to drag them out of the bar at two in the morning. They turn up on time."
But he did confess in the Radio Times listing magazine to a twinge of envy: "I want their agent -- they only work two hours a day and they are treated like royalty. They spend the rest of their time either lying down or eating."
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