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Posted: **Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:08 am**

Sue Sanders wrote:Just a little example there, Tracey, of going off topic. Hello and welcome!

Oh yes, and that.

Posted: **Mon Nov 09, 2009 10:13 pm**

Hiya people!

I never realised this forum excisted until 2 hours ago. I love watching countdown but doubt I am anywhere near intelligent enough to go on. i am here because my 2 year old is obsessed too. Bless her!

Posted: **Mon Nov 09, 2009 10:39 pm**

Helena Martin wrote:Hiya people!

I never realised this forum excisted until 2 hours ago. I love watching countdown but doubt I am anywhere near intelligent enough to go on. i am here because my 2 year old is obsessed too. Bless her!

You don't have to be intelligent to go on (not that I'm agreeing with you that you're not intelligent).

Posted: **Mon Nov 09, 2009 11:34 pm**

Gavin Chipper wrote:
Helena Martin wrote:Hiya people!

I never realised this forum excisted until 2 hours ago. I love watching countdown but doubt I am anywhere near intelligent enough to go on. i am here because my 2 year old is obsessed too. Bless her!
You don't have to be intelligent to go on (not that I'm agreeing with you that you're not intelligent).

..and you certainly don't need to be intelligent to be on here!!

Posted: **Sat Nov 14, 2009 6:56 pm**

Hi, I'm Jeff (but not stelling) lol I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while - for various reasons usually connected to my pc being accident prone!!!! Anyway I'm back now and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I want to know is How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?

Posted: **Sat Nov 14, 2009 7:12 pm**

Hi everyone, my name is Jeff (but not Stelling). I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while because my pc is accident prone!!!! Anyway, I'm back now, and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I'd like to know is: How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 or 4 weeks ago by email and have heard nothing back yet. Is this normal?

Posted: **Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:16 pm**

jeff wrote:Hi everyone, my name is Jeff (but not Stelling). I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while because my pc is accident prone!!!! Anyway, I'm back now, and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I'd like to know is: How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 or 4 weeks ago by email and have heard nothing back yet. Is this normal?

You already posted that

Posted: **Sat Nov 14, 2009 8:16 pm**

jeff wrote:Hi, I'm Jeff (but not stelling) lol I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while - for various reasons usually connected to my pc being accident prone!!!! Anyway I'm back now and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I want to know is How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?

You already posted that

Posted: **Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:31 am**

Eoin Monaghan wrote:
jeff wrote:Hi everyone, my name is Jeff (but not Stelling). I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while because my pc is accident prone!!!! Anyway, I'm back now, and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I'd like to know is: How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 or 4 weeks ago by email and have heard nothing back yet. Is this normal?

You already posted that[/
Yeah I know

Posted: **Sun Nov 15, 2009 3:32 am**

Eoin Monaghan wrote:
jeff wrote:Hi, I'm Jeff (but not stelling) lol I've been a member of this community for about a year now but haven't been here for a while - for various reasons usually connected to my pc being accident prone!!!! Anyway I'm back now and hopefully you'll be hearing more from me from now on.

What I want to know is How long do you have to wait to be a contestant on Countdown? I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?
You already posted that

Yeah I know

Posted: **Sun Nov 15, 2009 10:40 am**

jeff wrote:I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?

Yes.

Posted: **Mon Nov 16, 2009 2:33 am**

Craig Beevers wrote:
jeff wrote:I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?
Yes.

Thanx Craig - I was beginning to think i hadn't even got past the first hurdle lol

Posted: **Wed Nov 18, 2009 10:49 pm**

Craig Beevers wrote:
jeff wrote:I applied about 3 weeks ago by email and haven't heard anything back yet. Is this normal?
Yes.

If by 'applied' you mean sent in a request form an application form, then we'd usually deal with it within 24hrs. If you actually emailed a form in to us, then yes, you need to be prepared to wait for several weeks sometimes. If you asked for a form and haven't got it then email again or ring.

Posted: **Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:42 pm**

Hi,

Once a Cambridge Graduate (long time ago), once a member of Mensa (stopped paying the subscription), once a contestant on The Weakest Link (met Anne & got insulted!) but twice a contestant on Countdown (1990 & 2009) - just out of interest how many people have been a genuine new contestant on Countdown?

Chris

Posted: **Sun Nov 22, 2009 8:44 pm**

of course, I meant how many people have been a contestant more than once?

Posted: **Sun Nov 22, 2009 9:29 pm**

Chris Bergman wrote:of course, I meant how many people have been a contestant more than once?

If this forum is to be believed then Amey Deshpande has been a contestant on at least seven separate occasions.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 1:09 am**

Chris Bergman wrote:How many people have been a contestant more than once?

Welcome Chris.

Because I imagine quite a few people will be interested in the answer to this question, I thought I'd have a bash at answering it.

Excluding reappearances in special games which do not form part of a regular series, I think there are two separate categories. The first is where a player's original run was terminated early, either by an incorrect adjudication or due to personal circumstances. I can find 8 such instances, as follows:

19 Mark Cooper
20 Duncan Dale-Emberton
31 Chris Williams
39 Alex Davis
42 Helen Wrigglesworth
51 John Britton
57 Martin May
58 Carl Dundas

The number denotes the series in which the player was allowed to resume.

The second category is where a player's run ended normally, but the player was allowed to enter a later series at the discretion of the producers. Here I can find 19 instances:

6 Darryl Francis
6 Helen Grayson
7 Margaret Reid
25 Barbara Wylde
28 Paul Henderson
40 James Squires
53 Ola Odutola
56 Amey Deshpande
57 Terry Rattle
58 Tony Durrant
59 Junaid Mubeen
60 Hamish Williamson
60 James Robinson
60 Karyn Cooke
60 Kirk Bevins
61 Andrew Hulme
61 Chris Bergman
61 Mike Moran
61 Ross Mackenzie

I have a feeling there may have been at least one case where a player has sneaked back under a different name, but I don't know who it was.

I'll be interested to know of any I may have missed.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 8:53 am**

Clive Brooker wrote:I have a feeling there may have been at least one case where a player has sneaked back under a different name, but I don't know who it was.

The late Saladin Khoshnaw.

Clive Brooker wrote:I'll be interested to know of any I may have missed.

Thanks for that, Clive. I can't think of any others; this looks a pretty conclusive list. Taking away any children who were given another go as adults, there actually aren't anywhere near as many as I think a lot of us believed.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 9:26 am**

Thanks Derek. Perhaps I should explain briefly how I derived the list so that people can form a view on its validity.

I used TCDP to get a convenient list of all games and removed finals, COC games, SC games, and specials. I then identified any names which occurred in more than one series - about 90 - and where I wasn't sure used the Wiki to eliminate spurious matches.

There was only one where I was seriously dubious - Dennis Edgson from series 20 and 23. Wiki definitely has him as two separate people.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 9:37 am**

Clive Brooker wrote:There was only one where I was seriously dubious - Dennis Edgson from series 20 and 23. Wiki definitely has him as two separate people.

There are others on the Wiki of whom we are unable to be certain, so to be on the safe side just have them listed as separate people at the moment. So, there are possibly some more names for your list. There is a list of Disambiguation pages here, which may be helpful to you.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 2:25 pm**

Derek Hazell wrote:
Clive Brooker wrote:There was only one where I was seriously dubious - Dennis Edgson from series 20 and 23. Wiki definitely has him as two separate people.
There are others on the Wiki of whom we are unable to be certain, so to be on the safe side just have them listed as separate people at the moment. So, there are possibly some more names for your list. There is a list of Disambiguation pages here, which may be helpful to you.

Thanks again Derek. Apart from the ones already mentioned, I have 55 names appearing in more than one series. Eight of these I know to be separate people. I don't doubt that one or two are returners, but Mr Edgson is the only one who stands out as being suspicious, "reappearing" in series 23 having lost narrowly in series 20.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:09 pm**

Clive Brooker wrote:
Chris Bergman wrote:How many people have been a contestant more than once?
Welcome Chris.

Because I imagine quite a few people will be interested in the answer to this question, I thought I'd have a bash at answering it.

Excluding reappearances in special games which do not form part of a regular series, I think there are two separate categories. The first is where a player's original run was terminated early, either by an incorrect adjudication or due to personal circumstances. I can find 8 such instances, as follows:

19 Mark Cooper
20 Duncan Dale-Emberton
31 Chris Williams
39 Alex Davis
42 Helen Wrigglesworth
51 John Britton
57 Martin May
58 Carl Dundas

The number denotes the series in which the player was allowed to resume.

The second category is where a player's run ended normally, but the player was allowed to enter a later series at the discretion of the producers. Here I can find 19 instances:

6 Darryl Francis
6 Helen Grayson
7 Margaret Reid
25 Barbara Wylde
28 Paul Henderson
40 James Squires
53 Ola Odutola
56 Amey Deshpande
57 Terry Rattle
58 Tony Durrant
59 Junaid Mubeen
60 Hamish Williamson
60 James Robinson
60 Karyn Cooke
60 Kirk Bevins
61 Andrew Hulme
61 Chris Bergman
61 Mike Moran
61 Ross Mackenzie

I have a feeling there may have been at least one case where a player has sneaked back under a different name, but I don't know who it was.

I'll be interested to know of any I may have missed.

There is a lady who's been on twice before. First time about 1998, second time about 12-18 months ago. She failed to mention it on her application form that she'd been on previously, but i recognised her instantly. Can't remember her name at the moment.

Edit - it was Margaret Read.

Posted: **Mon Nov 23, 2009 3:27 pm**

D Eadie wrote:[There is a lady who's been on twice before. First time about 1998, second time about 12-18 months ago. She failed to mention it on her application form that she'd been on previously, but i recognised her instantly. Can't remember her name at the moment.

Edit - it was Margaret Read.

Thanks Damian. She was on my list (series 38 and 57).

Posted: **Tue Nov 24, 2009 8:23 pm**

Clive Brooker wrote:Excluding reappearances in special games which do not form part of a regular series, I think there are two separate categories. The first is where a player's original run was terminated early, either by an incorrect adjudication or due to personal circumstances. I can find 8 such instances, as follows:

19 Mark Cooper
20 Duncan Dale-Emberton
31 Chris Williams
39 Alex Davis
42 Helen Wrigglesworth
51 John Britton
57 Martin May
58 Carl Dundas

The number denotes the series in which the player was allowed to resume.

The second category is where a player's run ended normally, but the player was allowed to enter a later series at the discretion of the producers. Here I can find 19 instances:

6 Darryl Francis
6 Helen Grayson

I actually think Helen Grayson should be in the first list, having retired unbeaten in series 1.

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2009 2:34 pm**

Clive Brooker wrote:
D Eadie wrote:[There is a lady who's been on twice before. First time about 1998, second time about 12-18 months ago. She failed to mention it on her application form that she'd been on previously, but i recognised her instantly. Can't remember her name at the moment.

Edit - it was Margaret Read.
Thanks Damian. She was on my list (series 38 and 57).

Also Clive, not sure what your list is supposed to contain, but Wayne Kelly, Series 28, didn't do an Octo-run. He had to leave studio to take an exam so i think he only played 6 heat games before retiring.

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2009 6:47 pm**

D Eadie wrote:
Clive Brooker wrote:
D Eadie wrote:[There is a lady who's been on twice before. First time about 1998, second time about 12-18 months ago. She failed to mention it on her application form that she'd been on previously, but i recognised her instantly. Can't remember her name at the moment.

Edit - it was Margaret Read.
Thanks Damian. She was on my list (series 38 and 57).

Also Clive, not sure what your list is supposed to contain, but Wayne Kelly, Series 28, didn't do an Octo-run. He had to leave studio to take an exam so i think he only played 6 heat games before retiring.

Madness. Surely Countdown >>>> exams?

Posted: **Thu Nov 26, 2009 7:28 pm**

D Eadie wrote:Also Clive, not sure what your list is supposed to contain, but Wayne Kelly, Series 28, didn't do an Octo-run. He had to leave studio to take an exam so i think he only played 6 heat games before retiring.

I wouldn't have included a case like this had I known about it, but it's interesting none the less. Did he actually have an exam scheduled to clash with recording? The Wiki just refers to exam pressures. I presume that someone who started a run knowing they couldn't finish wouldn't be invited back to complete later if they missed out on the finals?

IIRC Kate Black, who helped launch the current series a few months ago, was travelling from Greece to Donegal and while waiting for a connecting flight in Manchester just had time to fit in a game of Countdown. Perhaps she was exaggerating for dramatic effect.

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 1:04 am**

Kai Laddiman wrote:Countdown >>>> exams

A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26
Countdown = 11,592,000

Countdown >> e = 362,250
Countdown >> x = 0
Countdown >> a = 5,796,000
Countdown >> m = 1,415
Countdown >> s = 22

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:30 am**

Alec Rivers wrote:
Kai Laddiman wrote:Countdown >>>> exams
A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26
Countdown = 11,592,000

Countdown >> e = 362,250
Countdown >> x = 0
Countdown >> a = 5,796,000
Countdown >> m = 1,415
Countdown >> s = 22

wtf

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:36 am**

Ian Volante wrote:
Alec Rivers wrote:
Kai Laddiman wrote:Countdown >>>> exams
A=1, B=2, ..., Z=26
Countdown = 11,592,000

Countdown >> e = 362,250
Countdown >> x = 0
Countdown >> a = 5,796,000
Countdown >> m = 1,415
Countdown >> s = 22

wtf

The only one that might make sense is: Countdown >> s = 22, number of conundrums ending in S

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 5:05 pm**

There was a lass called Vicky Smith, who played in Series 39, who won 7 times i think but couldn't make the quarters, so we put her in the quarters of the next series. Never did get me anywhere though

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 6:00 pm**

Clive Brooker wrote:There was only one where I was seriously dubious - Dennis Edgson from series 20 and 23. Wiki definitely has him as two separate people.

I'm pretty certain they are the same person: both came from Cheltenham, which seems too much of a coincidence to rule out. He lost first time round on a crucial conundrum, but I can't see any particular reason why he was allowed back - maybe he sweet-talked Mark Nyman or used a cunning disguise!

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 6:03 pm**

D Eadie wrote:There was a lass called Vicky Smith, who played in Series 39, who won 7 times i think but couldn't make the quarters, so we put her in the quarters of the next series. Never did get me anywhere though

Yeah, I remember her, and every time I see VT Editor Vicky Smith in the credits, I wonder if it's her... I guess it isn't!!

EDIT: Sorry Damian, I accidentally deleted part of your original post while trying to reply! Oh, the joys of moderating...

Posted: **Fri Nov 27, 2009 7:19 pm**

Not its not the same Vicky Smith. The editrix Vicky is far better at Countdown.

Posted: **Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:28 am**

I can personally verify that Garry Preston appeared twice. His second appearance was as the standby after my octo-run. I chatted to him in the audience after he'd lost on a crucial conundrum for the second time.

Posted: **Sat Nov 28, 2009 11:32 am**

Martin Bishop wrote:I can personally verify that Garry Preston appeared twice. His second appearance was as the standby after my octo-run. I chatted to him in the audience after he'd lost on a crucial conundrum for the second time.

Thanks, Martin. Was he still a cab driver when you met him?

Posted: **Sun Nov 29, 2009 11:22 pm**

Hi, my name is Andrew Barton (but call me Andy!). I'm 25 years old and from Newcastle. I work as a service administrator.

I've been watching Countdown since I was a kid, and still enjoying it (and I have no problem with Rachel on that show)

I enjoy listening to music and seeing local bands, and I'm mainly good at musical knowledge- I've won quizzes in my local pub, have contributed on BBC Radio Newcastle (I was the one who sent in info about Dollar for the Drivetime show around 2004),applied for Sing It Back on ITV around 2007 and have taken part on Smooth Radio North East's Pop The Question.

I'm also into the Aussie soaps- one of the shows I'm a fan of is Prisoner Cell Block H. Own half the DVD's of it.

Posted: **Mon Nov 30, 2009 1:05 am**

Welcome Andy.
I hope you enjoy it here.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:41 pm**

Hi, I'm Daniel, a 21yo Lancaster University student from Huddersfield. Currently doing my year abroad in Hamburg, working as an English language assistant. I'm flying back on March 5th as I'm hoping to go for filming on March 8th/9th (yet to receive confirmation of this though).

I'm a lifelong supporter of Huddersfield Town, and this is the first year I've not had a season ticket since I started watching them in 1994 (gutted

). During my spare time I like to go and watch HSV in the Bundesliga, get drunk on the Reeperbahn and (since a few weeks ago) practice on Apterous in preparation for my filming.

Just out of curiosity, IF I was to make it to the quarter finals, but I couldn't make it over here because of work or if it was too expensive to fly over, would I end up in the quarters of the following series?

Thanks.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:45 pm**

Daniel Stevanato wrote: Just out of curiosity, IF I was to make it to the quarter finals, but I couldn't make it over here because of work or if it was too expensive to fly over, would I end up in the quarters of the following series?

Thanks.

Possibly, yes. Expense shouldn't be a problem as Countdown pay travel expenses (although not sure if they pay for them if you're abroad?).

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 1:59 pm**

Kirk Bevins wrote:
Daniel Stevanato wrote: Just out of curiosity, IF I was to make it to the quarter finals, but I couldn't make it over here because of work or if it was too expensive to fly over, would I end up in the quarters of the following series?

Thanks.
Possibly, yes. Expense shouldn't be a problem as Countdown pay travel expenses (although not sure if they pay for them if you're abroad?).

I'm sure they don't! Otherwise I'll advise my Australian relatives to apply.

I don't have any Australian relatives, but you get the idea.

As to the QF question, dunno. My guess would probably be "no" though unless there was VERY good reason (work/too expensive doesn't cut it IMO) as you're then denying somebody else a rightful place in the next series, which isn't very fair. But, dunno.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 2:12 pm**

Richard Brittain was in Belgium at the time of CofC wasn't he? Maybe CofC is different though as it's an invitational thing?

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 2:23 pm**

Kirk Bevins wrote:Richard Brittain was in Belgium at the time of CofC wasn't he? Maybe CofC is different though as it's an invitational thing?

Yeah, but did they pay for his travel to the UK? There must be a cap on what is acceptable as travel expenses.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 2:42 pm**

Daniel Stevanato wrote:I'm a lifelong supporter of Huddersfield Town, and this is the first year I've not had a season ticket since I started watching them in 1994 (gutted ).

Daniel, I support Huddersfield Town too. I think I'm the only other one here who is.

Welcome, you'll like it here!

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 3:43 pm**

James Robinson wrote:
Daniel Stevanato wrote:I'm a lifelong supporter of Huddersfield Town, and this is the first year I've not had a season ticket since I started watching them in 1994 (gutted ).
Daniel, I support Huddersfield Town too. I think I'm the only other one here who is.

Welcome, you'll like it here!

I don't understand why the word "here" is included in your post James.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 4:02 pm**

James Robinson wrote:
Daniel Stevanato wrote:I'm a lifelong supporter of Huddersfield Town, and this is the first year I've not had a season ticket since I started watching them in 1994 (gutted ).
Daniel, I support Huddersfield Town too. I think I'm the only other one here who is.

Welcome, you'll like it here!

My maths teacher at VIth form supported Huddersfield. That's three of you, then. (Went down the footie and said to bloke standing next to me "OI!!"...

)

Welcome to the forum, Daniel

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:27 pm**

I've seen you on Apterous!

Welcome, Daniel!

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 5:59 pm**

Ian Fitzpatrick wrote:
James Robinson wrote:Daniel, I support Huddersfield Town too. I think I'm the only other one here who is [sic].
I don't understand why the word "here" is included in your post James.

Took the words right out of my mouth. lol

Reminds me of my first visit to White Hart Lane. I asked some guy for directions and he told me to follow the crowd. I ended up in Tescos.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 6:09 pm**

Alec Rivers wrote:Reminds me of my first visit to White Hart Lane. I asked some guy for directions and he told me to follow the crowd. I ended up in Tescos.

And to think I used to like you.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 6:18 pm**

Howard Somerset wrote:
Alec Rivers wrote:Reminds me of my first visit to White Hart Lane. I asked some guy for directions and he told me to follow the crowd. I ended up in Tescos.
And to think I used to like you.

lol. I'm a Gooner — what do you expect?

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 7:43 pm**

Alec Rivers wrote:
Howard Somerset wrote:
Alec Rivers wrote:Reminds me of my first visit to White Hart Lane. I asked some guy for directions and he told me to follow the crowd. I ended up in Tescos.
And to think I used to like you.
Howard, why do you not like Alec anymore?
lol. I'm a Gooner — what do you expect?

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 11:12 pm**

Lesley Hines wrote:
James Robinson wrote:
Daniel Stevanato wrote:I'm a lifelong supporter of Huddersfield Town, and this is the first year I've not had a season ticket since I started watching them in 1994 (gutted ).
Daniel, I support Huddersfield Town too. I think I'm the only other one here who is.

Welcome, you'll like it here!
My maths teacher at VIth form supported Huddersfield. That's three of you, then. (Went down the footie and said to bloke standing next to me "OI!!"... )

Welcome to the forum, Daniel

One of my best mates is Simon Trevitt's cousin, a Terrier legend if ever there was one.

Posted: **Tue Jan 05, 2010 11:17 pm**

Kirk Bevins wrote:Richard Brittain was in Belgium at the time of CofC wasn't he? Maybe CofC is different though as it's an invitational thing?

They paid for his Eurostar ticket, I think, but that was discretionary. I wouldn't bank on them paying for flights.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:08 am**

Thank goodness for the Countdown team and how nice they are!

After the attempted terrorist attack on Christmas Day, nobody else would do that.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:08 am**

Pay for an international flight, that is.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:12 am**

I'd like to think that more people would pay for an international flight than would attempt a terrorist attack on Christmas Day.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 2:48 am**

Matt, I'm as happy as a clam!

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:22 pm**

Jason Larsen wrote:Pay for an international flight, that is.

Especially if Richard Brittain's on it. I imagine he's a terrorist magnet.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:31 pm**

Gavin Chipper wrote:
Jason Larsen wrote:Pay for an international flight, that is.
Especially if Richard Brittain's on it. I imagine he's a terrorist magnet.

Quite the opposite; it's the government/illuminati/lizard people who want to silence Richard, for he knows THE TRUTH. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they took out a plane with him on.

Posted: **Wed Jan 06, 2010 1:34 pm**

Jon Corby wrote:
Gavin Chipper wrote:
Jason Larsen wrote:Pay for an international flight, that is.
Especially if Richard Brittain's on it. I imagine he's a terrorist magnet.
Quite the opposite; it's the government/illuminati/lizard people who want to silence Richard, for he knows THE TRUTH. I wouldn't be at all surprised if they took out a plane with him on.

Well on that basis I wont be going to CO Easy Jet 2010.

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