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Honestly, Neil, it looks completely natural. |
The end of another hard, long day. Very hard. And awfully long. |
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The Brains Trust, deep under cover. |
Because of Danny's slavish devotion to his projects, becoming chairman of the Max Wall fan club was generally considered a mistake. |
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Andy and John host another Supervisors' meeting |
Lengthy queues at the auditions for Simon Cowell's new talent show, 'The Gollum-Factor' |
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Morning ablutions aboard the 'SS Todd ' |
Realising his mistake, Paul knew that he should never have trusted the Butlins advert for their new Cuban holiday camp. |
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In his younger days Paul was frequently to be found propping up the bar in some of London's more questionable "Folk Clubs" |
Incandescent with rage, Hisham 'gets fell in' at morning parade |
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The dates started to dry up once the rare Klingon gene had been identified. |
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The stranger said that his father, too, had spent time as a milkman in Whitley Bay. |
Publicity still from the this summers' blockbuster release,
'Hellboy III:March of the Geordies.'
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This was getting confusing - it seems that the
reason Vic didn't like bhindi bhaji was the high
garlic content. |
After years of denial, Tom and Dave finally took the plunge and started a family decorating business. |
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Mullah Lite. |
...and then Neil's alarm went off. It seemed that being Head of Technical Services was just a crazy dream. |
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Visiting the Full Moon Tandoori was not without its problems. The Tarka Dhall was otter than he had anticipated. |
Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine.
And her 5 o'clock shadow was very fetching.
Brace yerself, Babe! |
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The penalties for leaving the North East without permission can be quite severe. |
Don't make him pleasant. You won't like him when he's pleasant. |
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Hwait until a load of me they are getting. |
'Outed' at the Holland Club. |
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The oscilloscopes may have been getting heavier, but the benefits were plain to see. |
Allright, Budd, you've bought dishonour on the family, like, init? Tidy.
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