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Paul
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Hi All,
just popping in to say Hi before i go trawling through the forums to see what goes in in them there woods.
My main area of interest is the BBC. I love comedies and have dabbled in the variety area, I would love to lay my hands on some Variety Bandbox. I shall keep looking, but if anyone has a lead on where to get a few of those shows I would really appreciate a heads up. The same goes for any other variety style shows from the BBC.
I am looking forward to being an active member on the forums and hope to be able to contribute in some small way.
All The Best
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Gandalf
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Welcome aboard Paul!!!
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Paul
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Thanks for the welcome guys... loads of posts to get through here, still going through and reading the stickys and learning some cool stuff.
Thanks for letting me join
Paul
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Axeman
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| Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 5:11 pm Post subject: Another welcome |
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most welcome to you, Paul-guy
Pull up a keyboard and make yourself at home. This board is best approached with your mind in free-association mode and your tongue firmly placed in one cheek.
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and another  G'day!! 
I'm sure you'll enjoy it here as much as I do. Great bunch of people! |
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gilinAZ
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Paul...happy to have you with us! And...as Gary (Airlanes) just said, I'm also inviting you to pull up a Crosley, and enjoy! What part of UK are you from?
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Paul
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Thanks for all the great welcomes.
I have my tongue firmly in my cheek most of the time and my mind often wanders of on a tangerine.
I am from a place called Corby in the county of Northampton... it's a smallish place that seems to be growing rapidly
Paul
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thebakerliteline
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I shant swap Paul!
Last time I went to Corby the works had just closed down and the centre was dead. Glad to hear that it finally started to come up.
Ian
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gilinAZ
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Paul...I don't have a map of England...what larger city is Corby near?
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gilinAZ
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Ian...I'm presuming you had to ferry across, to get there  . The only time I've been on a ferry was when I was in the U.S. Air Force, and took a trip to Copenhagen. We took a ferry (they loaded the whole train on it...I think), and went from a small German town to Gedser, in Denmark. The train then continued on to Copenhagen. I can't remember the German town, but it was on the coast.
While on the ferry, they had this very long table with smorgesbord on it.
I also remember going outside, and seeing all the sea birds, following the ferry.
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thebakerliteline
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Actually no Gil, I havent lived my entire life on the Isle of Wight but I must admit that on the older ferries of the Red Funnel line from Cowes to Southampton I have enjoyed many a large chlolestral ruining fry-up with my work colleagues..... smorgasborg! - is that Ryvita?
Now Corby is to the right of Northampton (Big town) but it lacks ferries!
Ian
One of our local ferries.... (click on pic for bigger size)
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