Heh heh, thanks for an excuse to watch that again.Jordan F wrote:Today's competition is brought to you by this song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DD7VIKZnGA
That rare thing - a film version of a stage musical that's almost as good as the original.Haha. I look forward to the launch of 'Amazon Prune'.Ryan Taylor wrote:Is it just me who reads Amazon Prime as Apterous Prime every time I visit this thread?
There are four teams on the current version.Marc Meakin wrote:FWIW I think the original 4 team version of pointless should have been retained
OK. We'll stick with criticising her for being a talentless fat Tory bigot then.Chris Hare wrote:Strictly Come Dancing was mentioned (by her) once yesterday, and then only in passing, so I don't think that there's much to criticise her for there
"The curse", eh?Jon Corby wrote:I'm on next Thursday btw.
You're all expecting me to supply a punchline to this, aren't you?Ian Volante wrote:Ah, a bit of Badcock bashing!
I prefer that Matt Knowles who does Perfection.Michael Wallace wrote:Nick Allwright is a perfectly competent presenter
Not if you use the free one.Graeme Cole wrote:Incidentally, if you search for words on Oxford Dictionaries Online (subscription required after you've made a certain number of searches)
Wow, I used to know Phil Appleby when he worked in Leamington. Knew he was a Scrabble champ but never realised he'd been on Countdown.Mike Brown wrote:C2: #15 Seed Philip Appleby (1 win, 43 points.)
I think I've actually got that video somewhere.Mark Deeks wrote:Maybe I should start shoving it into industrial strength bending equipment.
I'll be taking a photo of mine to send you as soon as the tray of ice cubes I've just put in the freezer is ready.Jon Corby wrote:I often find that annoying people become far less annoying if I like their boobs.
I would add to the above "...and a fair amount of general knowledge."Andrew Feist wrote:I'm running a puzzle contest over at my blog -- mostly word puzzles with a little bit of logic thrown in.
I doubt if 'Golf' would be allowed as a specialist subject - without being qualified further it's a tad broad.David Barnard wrote:Golf would be my specialist subject, simple choice since I play twice a week and follow all the main tours
I refer you to Ryan's previous response.Matt Morrison wrote:Dream round.
Yes, that may mean something different I fear.Lesley Hines wrote:Corby's got flash plans for the next Co-event though.
It's a Countmob flashdown! (Or something.)Jon O'Neill wrote:Ok, I'll meet you there in 2 hours 15 minutes.
Gavin Chipper wrote:It would certainly be a mischievious act to pronounce it any other way.
I'm not sure how I managed to put up with 37 seconds of it.Matt Morrison wrote:It's 2:41.Phil Reynolds wrote:Well, that's 37 seconds of my life I'll never get back.
Well, that's 37 seconds of my life I'll never get back.Matt Morrison wrote:Just had SOAD's Darts pop up on shuffle and it reminded me how I thought for quite a while it said "Life threatening lifestyles: a hitman, a nun, florist."
I'm sure Jesus felt much the same.Karen Pearson wrote:I'm afraid there's no way I can escape family obligations on Easter Weekend
Oh Jono, if only you meant that. :sigh:Jon O'Neill wrote:I tell you what, why don't you just give a list of the photos you want to see next year and we'll all do our best to act them out for you?Phil Reynolds wrote:It was the pictures from the pub afterwards I was actually hoping to see.
Ah, thanks Ben, you're a gent. Although (ungrateful nurk that I am) I'm a bit disappointed that they all seem to be pictures of people playing Countdown. It was the pictures from the pub afterwards I was actually hoping to see.Ben Wilson wrote:As requested
Public link please?Ben Wilson wrote:My photos are now up on facebook.
And Des's pronunciation of "Junaid" is almost correct!Jon O'Neill wrote:In this order, Carol actually laughs at the right place in the anecdotes!
Australia are plural, but India is single eh? Who knew.James Robinson wrote:while Australia are having their national day, India is also having its national day too.
Love the comment from R2D2.Jon Corby wrote:TV psychic Sally Morgan sues Daily Mail for defamation
Weren't you bothered about finding out who Eugene was?Michael Wallace wrote:Not sure we need them
Whoo-hoo, 20/20.Charlie Reams wrote:Well, since my last quiz went down quite well, here's another one. Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dj3GH5myc3MMatt Morrison wrote:You chosen who you're going with yet Kirk?
Wow, that shot certainly does resonate with the post 9/11 viewer, and for the time the special effects hold up pretty well.Brian Moore wrote:Watching the trailer for the film, I can't quite work out whether it was a serious or a really good spoof. Though there is one interesting pre-echo of 9/11 in there.
