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Mark Lamarr did an impression of Ian Curtis dancing on the Buzzcocks last night. Wasn't that funny really, just too quick for folk on the teams to register....

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Originally posted by five hates six Mark Lamarr did an impression of Ian Curtis dancing on the Buzzcocks last night. Wasn't that funny really, just too quick for folk on the teams to register....

NMTB has gone downhill. Fish is a tosse

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I like the music bit of it, but does anyone else think that sometimes the "comedy" is just cruel?

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Originally posted by Slippy > Originally posted by five hates six> Mark Lamarr did an impression of Ian Curtis dancing on the Buzzcocks last night. Wasn't that funny really, just too quick for folk on the teams to register....

NMTB has gone downhill. Fish is a tosse

Which surely begs the question: just how low is it actually possible to go?

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Originally posted by martin fradley > Originally posted by Slippy> > > > Originally posted by five hates six> > Mark Lamarr did an impression of Ian Curtis dancing on the Buzzcocks last night. Wasn't that funny really, just too quick for folk on the teams to register....>

NMTB has gone downhill. Fish is a tosse

Which surely begs the question: just how low is it actually possible to go?

Lower tham Marillion - not easy :D

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I vaguely remember VH1 promoting the show about a year ago, never saw it and I take it that it had a short shelf-life over here. :shrug:

I remember there was a question about Joy Division on "Rock and Roll Jeopardy" several years ago, the lead singer of Sugar Mouth or Smash Ray (one of those bands, can't be bothered to get the name right :evil4: ) got it right. Other than that, nada :D

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Originally posted by Digital Mike Kayleigh, is it too late to say I'm sorry?

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