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Okay, I'm printing a mega document at the moment, so I'll come up with a small competition, no prizes, just for fun. You have to guess where my tagline is quoted from. Chances are it'll be from a comedy programme or a really cool film that none of you have ever heard of, because I'm such a po-faced film geek. I'll try and update it every day, when I'm not working hard, that is.
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Gisburn ?? One of the last chances to get it done in the dark , well, this winter :) Celebrate this 29th of Feb :)
Yo.
monkey_man wrote:
> I don't think anyone could, ever! It's from University Challenge. There was an
> Indian bloke from Imperial College, called 'Fidget'. Everytime he buzzed in,
> Jeremy Paxman went 'Imperial Fidget' and it made me laugh!
Surely that's cheating? I was expecting something like Space Balls or something!
Snuggly - Is Zoolander right?
> I don't think anyone could, ever! It's from University Challenge. There was an
> Indian bloke from Imperial College, called 'Fidget'. Everytime he buzzed in,
> Jeremy Paxman went 'Imperial Fidget' and it made me laugh!
Surely that's cheating? I was expecting something like Space Balls or something!
Snuggly - Is Zoolander right?
loki wrote:
> Snuggles, this thread is impossible to read back as the taglines keep changing.
> Maybe you should record it for posterity in your post when before next change
> it.
You had to be there from the beginning, it helps me stick with my true friends.
> Snuggles, this thread is impossible to read back as the taglines keep changing.
> Maybe you should record it for posterity in your post when before next change
> it.
You had to be there from the beginning, it helps me stick with my true friends.
Snuggles, this thread is impossible to read back as the taglines keep changing. Maybe you should record it for posterity in your post when before next change it.
I don't think anyone could, ever! It's from University Challenge. There was an Indian bloke from Imperial College, called 'Fidget'. Everytime he buzzed in, Jeremy Paxman went 'Imperial Fidget' and it made me laugh!
I ain't got a clue - I don't watch much TV I'm afraid!
If you can guess what tele prog my tagline is from, I'll give you lots of respect.
I haven't seem Zoolander, but the same thing happens in the Simpsons, where Moe teaches it as an evening class.
Is it Zoolander?
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