Donna Noble (Catherine Tate) Bares All in New Play
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production of Under the Blue Sky.
David Eldridge’s award-winning, funny and touching play portrays three
subtly connected love stories that reveal in turn the roller-coaster ride
of lust in its prime, the sacrifices of a life in public service and its
unrequited passions.
As Michelle, a randy maths teacher, Tate strips off for a sex scene. "She
doesn’t apologise for having slept with all these people," says Tate. "I
think it’s very honest and refreshing to have someone who goes, 'Yeah, I
have a lot of sex.' It just strips away the nonsense."
The play runs for ten weeks beginning 15 July at the Duke of York's
Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, London.
For more information about the play, tickets, and video interviews with the
cast, please visit the official website at
http://www.underthebluesky.co.uk/
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they can get bums on seats to watch their talentless rubbish. And Catherine
Tate naked? They must be mad. That is more likely to put people off unless
the play is really, really crap.
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Can anyone sneak out any pics?
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>On Tue, 15 Jul 2008 19:38:31 -0700, Anim8rFSK <ANIM...@cox.net>
>wrote:
IS she in this play?? Has she been seen on DW?
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> So this is the standard of today's playwrights. Pornography is the only way
> they can get bums on seats to watch their talentless rubbish. And Catherine
> Tate naked? They must be mad. That is more likely to put people off unless
> the play is really, really crap.
>
>
> news:20080715193808.009$R...@newsreader.com...
>
> > Donna Noble actress Catherine Tate is to star in the upcoming West End
> > production of Under the Blue Sky.
>
> > David Eldridge's award-winning, funny and touching play portrays three
> > subtly connected love stories that reveal in turn the roller-coaster ride
> > of lust in its prime, the sacrifices of a life in public service and its
> > unrequited passions.
>
> > As Michelle, a randy maths teacher, Tate strips off for a sex scene. "She
> > doesn't apologise for having slept with all these people," says Tate. "I
> > think it's very honest and refreshing to have someone who goes, 'Yeah, I
> > have a lot of sex.' It just strips away the nonsense."
>
> > The play runs for ten weeks beginning 15 July at the Duke of York's
> > Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, London.
>
> > For more information about the play, tickets, and video interviews with
> > the
> > cast, please visit the official website at
> >http://www.underthebluesky.co.uk/
>
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Today's playwrights??? You think nudity is new to plays?? You
seriously need to get out more.
If you think Catherine Tate nude is a bad thing I think that
definitely qualifies you to qualify for the poff of the year award.
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Where is the nudity in Shakespeare? I don't remember Euripides fame coming
from his parts for nude women?
<<<If you think Catherine Tate nude is a bad thing I think that
definitely qualifies you to qualify for the poff of the year award.>>>
Only a poof would prefer Catherine Tate nude to Keira Knightly even with
here clothes on.
adric22
body isn't too bad, I wouldn't mind seeing what her naked butt looks
like. I hope there aren't any moles in it.
Andy Leighton
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> Where is the nudity in Shakespeare? I don't remember Euripides fame coming
> from his parts for nude women?
As you well know actors in those days were all men*. However Aristophanes
certainly had nude female parts in his plays even if played by young boys.
* Although some people believe that women may have been used in the chorus
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Read some of Shakespeare's Sonnets.
><<<If you think Catherine Tate nude is a bad thing I think that
>definitely qualifies you to qualify for the poff of the year award.>>>
>
>Only a poof would prefer Catherine Tate nude to Keira Knightly even with
>here clothes on.
>
Depends on how old they are.
Welcome to uk.media.tv.sf.drwho Ag!
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Mr.Smartypants
> In article <20080715193808.009...@newsreader.com>,
>
>
>
>
>
> <CoastalE...@CShor.com> wrote:
> >Donna Noble actress Catherine Tate is to star in the upcoming West End
> >production of Under the Blue Sky.
>
> >David Eldridge’s award-winning, funny and touching play portrays three
> >subtly connected love stories that reveal in turn the roller-coaster ride
> >of lust in its prime, the sacrifices of a life in public service and its
> >unrequited passions.
>
> >As Michelle, a randy maths teacher, Tate strips off for a sex scene. "She
> >doesn’t apologise for having slept with all these people," says Tate. "I
> >think it’s very honest and refreshing to have someone who goes, 'Yeah, I
> >have a lot of sex.' It just strips away the nonsense."
>
> >The play runs for ten weeks beginning 15 July at the Duke of York's
> >Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, London.
>
> >For more information about the play, tickets, and video interviews with the
> >cast, please visit the official website at
> >http://www.underthebluesky.co.uk/
>
> >--
> >Rehab is for Quitters
>
> Can anyone sneak out any pics?
> --
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> In article <c82e025f-6ffe-4724-ba86-c50141f39...@f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,
>
> adric22 <adri...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >I think Donna is kind of ugly and I hate her personality. But her
> >body isn't too bad, I wouldn't mind seeing what her naked butt looks
> >like. I hope there aren't any moles in it.
>
> How about the frontof CT nude?
>
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You should talk. That coimng from a **known** anti-Semetic!
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> In article <eed35a1e-41d8-4c9e-99d2-718676152...@k13g2000hse.googlegroups.com>,
>
>
>
>
>
> Mr.Smartypants <b...@canada.com> wrote:
> >On Jul 17, 2:29 am, doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor) wrote:
> >> In article
> ><c82e025f-6ffe-4724-ba86-c50141f39...@f63g2000hsf.googlegroups.com>,
>
> >> adric22 <adri...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >> >I think Donna is kind of ugly and I hate her personality. But her
> >> >body isn't too bad, I wouldn't mind seeing what her naked butt looks
> >> >like. I hope there aren't any moles in it.
>
> >> How about the frontof CT nude?
>
> >> --
>
> >How about you get your nose back in the Bible?
>
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But what about with THERE clothes on ?
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after Catherine Tate suffered an ankle injury.
What caused the injury - sustained during the last dress rehearsal - is
unknown but BBC News said it was hoped the actress would be well enough to
take to the stage tonight.
The results of an X-ray are being awaited.
The play, by David Eldridge, is on at the Duke of York's Theatre in
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Board confirm that Journey's End, the final episode of Series Four, was the
UK's most watched television programme of the week with an official rating
of 10.57 million viewers.
It is the first time in Doctor Who's 45 year history that the programme has
achieved this position. Not only did the programme top the chart but it did
so in style, getting over 1.5 million more viewers than the second placed
programme, Monday's Wimbledon coverage. Journey's End got over 2 million
more viewers than any episode of Coronation Street and 3 million more than
any episode of EastEnders.
This previous highest chart position was achieved by the 2007 Christmas
special, Voyage of the Damned, and last week's The Stolen Earth, both of
which came second. The highest chart position the classic series achieved
was 5th for the second episode of the 1975 Tom Baker story The Ark in
Space.
Only 31 episodes of Doctor Who have ever made the top ten, eight starring
William Hartnell, one starring Jon Pertwee, one starring Tom Baker, one
starring Christopher Eccleston and twenty starring David Tennant.
The high chart position, combined with the outstanding Appreciation Index
scores, make the two final episodes of Series 4 undoubtedly the most
successful episodes of Doctor Who ever made. With the repeats on BBC3 and
the IPlayer downloads included, the final episode has been seen by nearly
13 million viewers within a week of broadcast.
Doctor Who also topped the Multi Channel Chart, with Saturday's
Confidential making number one with 1.46 million watching. The Sunday
repeat of Journey's End was 2nd with 1.21 million and the Friday repeat of
The Stolen Earth got 0.74 million and was the 11th most watched programme.
PV
>So this is the standard of today's playwrights. Pornography is the only way
At about this point, I started laughing uncontrollably and couldn't finish
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> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
I will NEVER forget her outstanding beauty and "presence" in
Lynch's "Dune". My hear stopped every time she appeared on the
screen.
Of course, that WAS a while ago. The cruelty of time...
BTW I looked up C.T. She's a lot better looking than many of the
women constantly posted here. And she does appear to possess a
rather impressive pair of breasts, the size of which appears to
be one of the principal determinants of a woman's attractiveness
for this group.
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> Official figures released today by the Broadcasters' Audience Research
> Board confirm that Journey's End, the final episode of Series Four, was
> the
> UK's most watched television programme of the week with an official rating
> of 10.57 million viewers.
>
> It is the first time in Doctor Who's 45 year history that the programme
> has
> achieved this position. Not only did the programme top the chart but it
> did
> so in style, getting over 1.5 million more viewers than the second placed
> programme, Monday's Wimbledon coverage. Journey's End got over 2 million
> more viewers than any episode of Coronation Street and 3 million more than
> any episode of EastEnders.
>
> This previous highest chart position was achieved by the 2007 Christmas
> special, Voyage of the Damned, and last week's The Stolen Earth, both of
> which came second. The highest chart position the classic series achieved
> was 5th for the second episode of the 1975 Tom Baker story The Ark in
> Space.
>
> Only 31 episodes of Doctor Who have ever made the top ten, eight starring
> William Hartnell, one starring Jon Pertwee, one starring Tom Baker, one
> starring Christopher Eccleston and twenty starring David Tennant.
Just goes to show that there's nothing else to watch anymore.
Sad Git
> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
Mr.Smartypants
> The opening performance of Under The Blue Sky had to be scrapped yesterday
> after Catherine Tate suffered an ankle injury.
>
> What caused the injury - sustained during the last dress rehearsal - is
> unknown but BBC News said it was hoped the actress would be well enough to
> take to the stage tonight.
Probably tripped over one of her own tits.
jayembee
> The high chart position, combined with the outstanding Appreciation
> Index scores, make the two final episodes of Series 4 undoubtedly
> the most successful episodes of Doctor Who ever made. With the
> repeats on BBC3 and the IPlayer downloads included, the final
> episode has been seen by nearly 13 million viewers within a week
> of broadcast.
I wonder what it would be if they included all the illicit P2P
downloading. :-)
-- jayembee
Andrew
>
>> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
>
> Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
As she walks, breasts bare, the doctor asks "What sighs are these?"
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>> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
>
>Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
Baring it?
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> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 16:01:21 +0100,
> Agamemnon <agam...@hello.to.NO_SPAM> wrote:
>
>> Where is the nudity in Shakespeare? I don't remember Euripides fame
>> coming
>> from his parts for nude women?
>
I wasn't talking about Aristophanes. This is a discussion about drama not
comedy.
> certainly had nude female parts in his plays even if played by young boys.
They were played by flute girls. You're not going to find breasts on a young
boy.
>
> * Although some people believe that women may have been used in the chorus
> for comedies.
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Number-inflation? As the way the public watch TV changes shouldn't the
BARB ratings be changed to reflect that?
Anyway as to why they want good numbers. Doctor Who is supposed to be
one of their popular entertainment programmes. Obviously they want
their popular entertainment to be popular. If it wasn't popular enought
it might get less budget, moved to a less important part of the schedule,
or not get another series. Some other types of programmes are less reliant
on getting high viewing figures.
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They need to justify their Three and a Half Billion Pounds (Seven Billion
Dollars) per annum income from the Television Tax.
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>In article <68os745qr7cjaoln3...@4ax.com>,
>Sad Git <sad...@sad.git> wrote:
>>
>>> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
>>
>>Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
>
>Baring it?
If I remember correctly, she did a nude scene when Lady Macbeth was
sleepwalking ...
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>On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:44:38 +0000 (UTC), doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca
>(The Doctor) wrote:
>
>>In article <68os745qr7cjaoln3...@4ax.com>,
>>Sad Git <sad...@sad.git> wrote:
>>>
>>>> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
>>>
>>>Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
>>
>>Baring it?
>
>If I remember correctly, she did a nude scene when Lady Macbeth was
>sleepwalking ...
Spot on 100%. And do not forget the nude witches.
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> In article <t66v74ttrdft9o6n3npdd8d3hhr1p7f...@4ax.com>,
> Sad Git <sad....@sad.git> wrote:
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> >On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 23:44:38 +0000 (UTC), doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca
> >(The Doctor) wrote:
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> >>Sad Git <sad....@sad.git> wrote:
>
> >>>> I would like to see Francesca Annis.
>
> >>>Roman Polanski's Macbeth, iirc ...
>
> >>Baring it?
>
> >If I remember correctly, she did a nude scene when Lady Macbeth was
> >sleepwalking ...
>
> Spot on 100%. And do not forget the nude witches.
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That was in the porn movie you were watching with your Mam.
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Pete B
jack...@bright.net says...
Because there are always people bitching about having to pay for stuff
they don't want to watch, so when they have many viewers they like to
sing about it.
Pete B
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Mr.Smartypants
> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 03:04:40 +0000 (UTC), doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca
>
>
>
>
>
> (The Doctor) wrote:
> >In article <20080715193808.009...@newsreader.com>,
> > <CoastalE...@CShor.com> wrote:
> >>Donna Noble actress Catherine Tate is to star in the upcoming West End
> >>production of Under the Blue Sky.
>
> >>David Eldridge’s award-winning, funny and touching play portrays three
> >>subtly connected love stories that reveal in turn the roller-coaster ride
> >>of lust in its prime, the sacrifices of a life in public service and its
> >>unrequited passions.
>
> >>As Michelle, a randy maths teacher, Tate strips off for a sex scene. "She
> >>doesn’t apologise for having slept with all these people," says Tate. "I
> >>think it’s very honest and refreshing to have someone who goes, 'Yeah, I
> >>have a lot of sex.' It just strips away the nonsense."
>
> >>The play runs for ten weeks beginning 15 July at the Duke of York's
> >>Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, London.
>
> >>For more information about the play, tickets, and video interviews with the
> >>cast, please visit the official website at
> >>http://www.underthebluesky.co.uk/
>
> >>Rehab is for Quitters
>
>
> I second this motion.
>
> Aside from seeing her big boobies, it would finally put an end to the
> 'does the carpet match the curtains?' debate.-
Someone said she had hair like straw. It looked more like someone put
a hand grenade on her head, combed her hair up over it, then pulled
the pin on the grenade.
Anim8rFSK
A Single Locust <loc...@hotmale.com> wrote:
> On Wed, 16 Jul 2008 03:04:40 +0000 (UTC), doc...@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca
> (The Doctor) wrote:
>
> >In article <20080715193808.009$R...@newsreader.com>,
> > <Coast...@CShor.com> wrote:
> >>Donna Noble actress Catherine Tate is to star in the upcoming West End
> >>production of Under the Blue Sky.
> >>
> >>David Eldridge’s award-winning, funny and touching play portrays three
> >>subtly connected love stories that reveal in turn the roller-coaster ride
> >>of lust in its prime, the sacrifices of a life in public service and its
> >>unrequited passions.
> >>
> >>As Michelle, a randy maths teacher, Tate strips off for a sex scene. "She
> >>doesn’t apologise for having slept with all these people," says Tate. "I
> >>think it’s very honest and refreshing to have someone who goes, 'Yeah, I
> >>have a lot of sex.' It just strips away the nonsense."
> >>
> >>The play runs for ten weeks beginning 15 July at the Duke of York's
> >>Theatre, St. Martin's Lane, London.
> >>
> >>For more information about the play, tickets, and video interviews with the
> >>cast, please visit the official website at
> >>http://www.underthebluesky.co.uk/
> >>
> >>--
> >>Rehab is for Quitters
> >
> >Can anyone sneak out any pics?
>
> I second this motion.
>
> Aside from seeing her big boobies, it would finally put an end to the
> 'does the carpet match the curtains?' debate.
And the vomitoriums will flow freely.
--
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No Shat, No Show.
Jack Bohn
>On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 06:43:24 -0400, Jack Bohn <jack...@bright.net> wrote:
>> jayembee wrote:
>>
>>>Coast...@CShor.com wrote:
>>>
>>>> The high chart position, combined with the outstanding Appreciation
>>>> Index scores, make the two final episodes of Series 4 undoubtedly
>>>> the most successful episodes of Doctor Who ever made. With the
>>>> repeats on BBC3 and the IPlayer downloads included, the final
>>>> episode has been seen by nearly 13 million viewers within a week
>>>> of broadcast.
>>>
>>>I wonder what it would be if they included all the illicit P2P
>>>downloading. :-)
>>
>> Me, I'm wondering why the BBC is playing these USTV
>> number-inflation games. Aren't they noncommercial? Why do they
>> care?
>
>Number-inflation? As the way the public watch TV changes shouldn't the
>BARB ratings be changed to reflect that?
How does the iDownload work? (I presume it is limited to .uk
addresses at least until after the foreign showings?) Is there
some fee, or is it free? If the former, there's the feedback
mechanism right there. (Can the customer apply to get a refund
of part of the TV tax, as (according to the number-inflation
trick) the downloader didn't watch it on the BBC?)
>Anyway as to why they want good numbers. Doctor Who is supposed to be
>one of their popular entertainment programmes. Obviously they want
>their popular entertainment to be popular.
>If it wasn't popular enought
>it might get less budget, moved to a less important part of the schedule,
>or not get another series.
Well, it's been an article of faith among Who fans that the show
hasn't been budgetted in accordance with its popularity. :)
I'm fine with that. There's not a firm correlation of what's
expensive to what's good (or even popular).
Scheduling? How should adding in the numbers of the BBC3 reruns
or the downloads affect the schedule of BBC1?
And I know it would be unfair to mention that we aren't getting
another series next year. :)
--
-Jack
The Doctor
Any other reasons?
The Doctor
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Poster.com> says...
> Is the smell frome your mothers knickers making you sick
>
> --
> Socrates taught his students that the pursuit of truth can only begin once
> they start to question and analyze every belief that they ever held dear. If
> a certain belief passes the tests of evidence, deduction, and logic, it
> should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
> the thinker must also then question why he was led to believe the erroneous
>
>
This is a binary newsgroup.
Either post binary material or your server will be reported for
disconnection.
Your routine behaviour online is not acceptable in binary newsgroups.
You have been warned before.
You will not be warned again.
fartface
news:ANIM8Rfsk-DC5BD...@news.west.cox.net:
<SNIP>
>> Aside from seeing her big boobies, it would finally put an
>> end to the 'does the carpet match the curtains?' debate.
>
> And the vomitoriums will flow freely.
vomïiïtoïriïum (vomêi tÙrÇé Ém, -t˜rÇ-) n., pl. -toïriïa (-
tÙrÇé É, -t˜rÇ-) VOMITORY (def. 4) . [1745ñ55; < LL vomitérium]
So, to start with, the plural is 'vomitoria'.
vomïiïtoïry (vomÇi tÙrêé, -t˜rêé) adj., n., pl. -ries ó adj.
<SNIP>
4. an opening, as in an ancient Roman theater or stadium,
permitting large numbers of people to enter or leave.
hulahoop
>
> How does the iDownload work? (I presume it is limited to .uk
> addresses at least until after the foreign showings?) Is there
> some fee, or is it free?
Yup - BBC iPlayer is restricted to UK IP addresses (if I understand it
correctly!).
It is free, but a programme is usually only available for download for
7 days after TV broadcast for downloading and once downloaded has a
shelf life of 30 days on your computer. However, once you watch it on
your PC the shelf life is then reduced to 7 days for subsequent
viewings
I get the impression that the BBC are struggling to work out how to
accommodate access to non UK IP's for iPlayer. This has something to
do with their charter I think (although I could be wrong). If they
could charge for iPlayer access for non-UK viewers they would probably
make a fortune.
As someone who has just been offered a job just outside of Melbourne
in Australia I am interested in the direction this is going (assuming
I take the job)
However, I hope that clarifies some of the idiosyncracies of the BBC
iPlayer for you?
Regards
Ged
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But some the groups being croosposted to contains non-binary materials.
I guess the binariy group has to be dropped.
BTW, Top Poster is not worth looking at nude.
Mr.Smartypants
> In article <MPG.22ec1ea7585e981c989...@news.virginmedia.com>,
>
>
>
>
>
> <readt...@now.com> wrote:
> >In article <g5svt7$br...@news.datemas.de>, "Top Poster" <Top Poster@
> >Poster.com> says...
> >> Is the smell frome your mothers knickers making you sick
>
> >> --
> >> Socrates taught his students that the pursuit of truth can only begin once
> >> they start to question and analyze every belief that they ever held dear. If
> >> a certain belief passes the tests of evidence, deduction, and logic, it
> >> should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
> >> the thinker must also then question why he was led to believe the erroneous
>
> >This is a binary newsgroup.
> >Either post binary material or your server will be reported for
> >disconnection.
>
> >Your routine behaviour online is not acceptable in binary newsgroups.
>
> >You have been warned before.
> >You will not be warned again.
>
> But some the groups being croosposted to contains non-binary materials.
>
> I guess the binariy group has to be dropped.
>
> BTW, Top Poster is not worth looking at nude.
> --
And you know that because you peeked through his bedroom window to
watch him get undressed, didn't you?
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they start to question and analyze every belief that they ever held dear. If
a certain belief passes the tests of evidence, deduction, and logic, it
should be kept. If it doesn't, the belief should not only be discarded, but
the thinker must also then question why he was led to believe the erroneous
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> In article <Xns9AE06F602...@66.250.146.158>,
> fartface <fa...@face.invalid> wrote:
> >Anim8rFSK <ANIM...@cox.net> wrote in
> >news:ANIM8Rfsk-DC5BD...@news.west.cox.net:
> >
> ><SNIP>
> >
> >>> Aside from seeing her big boobies, it would finally put an
> >>> end to the 'does the carpet match the curtains?' debate.
> >>
> >> And the vomitoriums will flow freely.
> >
> >vom.i.to.ri.um (vom i tôr,Z fm, -t÷r,-) n., pl. -to.ri.a (-
> >tôr,Z f, -t÷r,-) VOMITORY (def. 4) . [1745-55; < LL vomitZrium]
> >
> >So, to start with, the plural is 'vomitoria'.
> >
> >vom.i.to.ry (vom,i tôr Z, -t÷r Z) adj., n., pl. -ries - adj.
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> In article <917b8d67-a81f-4083-9acc-37b1def85...@2g2000hsn.googlegroups.com>,
And you wanked while you watched, didn't you?......DIDN'T YOU!!!?
The Doctor
Why do you want to know chauvinist swatiska-boy??!!
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