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What?

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hehe me like.

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It's like ten thousand spoons when all you need is a knife.

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Or meeting the man of your dreams, then meeting his beautiful wife?

:p

I think you will find those are Alanic which proves that Canadians believe Irony to be like Silvery but not to shiny....

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Making words up just makes you look daft...

;)

It's not big and it's not clever

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It's a fantastic book to re-read too. I'd thoroughly recommend it to anyone who hasn't laid eyes on it since Labour.

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One of my favourite books, its sat on my desk as i type.

When at school, we went to go see it on the stage. It was the most powerful bit of theatre ive ever seen! Found myself hiding behind my jumper at some parts! They did a really awesome mix of filmed on location footage on big moveable screens and stage. If you ever get to go see it. ….totally do it

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People should just go to the theatre more, period. And I don't mean that musical trash they keep coming up with...

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I remember animal farm.

I'd be naffed if I remember what it was about. I like to think I'm not exactly "thick", I came out of secondary school with 1 A*, 2 A's and the rest B's.

Its just this holds no interest for me, so more interesting things stick to mind.

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+
1 I try to go once a month. There is a place in Exeter called the Phoenix which host quite a lot of alt theatre and some really interesting stuff

But lets not tar us "youngens" with the same brush, old folk are just as uncultured as some of the young folk