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Wed 31/03/04 at 15:40
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They're a bunch of cheats - the entire show is rigged, the guests had lines written for them to read and Carol Vordeman gets the answers to the maths sums handed to her!

There was a "warm up" guy on before to warm the crowd up who was like a smaller slimmer version of Peter Kay, only not really very funny... at all. He was so far up Richard Whitelys ass the top of his head was brown.

They have very slack security, I never once had to show my ticket, I didn't get asked if I had a bownie knife or buretta in my pocket and they didn't have any bloody refreshments.

The set has no walls, it's just a big white curtain dragged around the set - utterly cheap. When the letters "DFS" came out, Carol Vordeman exclaim "Linda Barker, she gets into bloody everything" - they had to cut and re-shoot it to avoid being sued. Richard Whitely tried to hump a young woman in the crowd with his stubby pot belly hanging over her face.

Carol is quite nice in person though, she was talking to the crowd whilst Richard was rubbing butter on his hairy pimp chest or something. The guests were Paul Zennon the magician (who did a few OKish tricks) and some wierd fidgetty woman.

They didn't give us any decent freebies, just an Argos style pen and a countdown notepad.

Gruff.
Wed 31/03/04 at 16:17
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"Remember me?"
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You can sell anything on eBay. Anything.
Wed 31/03/04 at 16:11
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Actually, I guess not. But you never know.
Wed 31/03/04 at 16:10
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"SOUP!"
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You really think it would sell on Ebay?
Wed 31/03/04 at 15:55
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Countdown notepad > ebay
Wed 31/03/04 at 15:49
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"SOUP!"
Posts: 13,017
She's a milf though
Wed 31/03/04 at 15:42
"I love yo... lamp."
Posts: 19,577
I always wondered how she could beat me at maths, I though maybe she just did it at uni for longer than me or something. So now I feel better about myself and can shout "Ha, Vindicated!!" once again.
Wed 31/03/04 at 15:40
Regular
"SOUP!"
Posts: 13,017
They're a bunch of cheats - the entire show is rigged, the guests had lines written for them to read and Carol Vordeman gets the answers to the maths sums handed to her!

There was a "warm up" guy on before to warm the crowd up who was like a smaller slimmer version of Peter Kay, only not really very funny... at all. He was so far up Richard Whitelys ass the top of his head was brown.

They have very slack security, I never once had to show my ticket, I didn't get asked if I had a bownie knife or buretta in my pocket and they didn't have any bloody refreshments.

The set has no walls, it's just a big white curtain dragged around the set - utterly cheap. When the letters "DFS" came out, Carol Vordeman exclaim "Linda Barker, she gets into bloody everything" - they had to cut and re-shoot it to avoid being sued. Richard Whitely tried to hump a young woman in the crowd with his stubby pot belly hanging over her face.

Carol is quite nice in person though, she was talking to the crowd whilst Richard was rubbing butter on his hairy pimp chest or something. The guests were Paul Zennon the magician (who did a few OKish tricks) and some wierd fidgetty woman.

They didn't give us any decent freebies, just an Argos style pen and a countdown notepad.

Gruff.

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