Hawking will never die, his AI is keeping him alive, or at least maintaining that appearance
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Dead pool is full of fail this year. Today's snuffed celebs include Garry Shandling and Johan Cruyff
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The Barkley Marathons on Netflix is good value.
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classic1 said:
Dead pool is full of fail this year. Today's snuffed celebs include Garry Shandling and Johan Cruyff
We're only ~4 months into the year, your list will come good mate
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VadarStrikesBack said:
The Barkley Marathons on Netflix is good value.
Sounds interesting.
I've just started watching a series called The Americans. I think it's gonna prove to be pretty good watching too. -
The Americans is good viewing
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classic1 said:
Dead pool is full of fail this year. Today's snuffed celebs include Garry Shandling and Johan Cruyff
Ah, shame. I loved The Larry Sanders Show.
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Hi all
I am Dennis
I am a student from Curtin University Film TV Department
I am doing a documentary film about Cyclist secret with my uni group mate.
We are looking for some semi pro or pro cyclists in Perth to become our character.
Can anyone be my character or interviewee? Or introduce some pro cyclists to me? I hope he took part in some races.Please reply me
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Sounds like an amateur porno to me.
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62vette said:
Hawking will never die, his AI is keeping him alive, or at least maintaining that appearance
That or he has been dead for the last 6 years and its the greatest weekend at bernies performance ever. He [censored] looks and sounds dead to me. -
Anyone catch Jack Irish on ABC? Worth a look in my opinion.
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Wilchemy said:
Anyone catch Jack Irish on ABC? Worth a look in my opinion.
Yep, thought it was pretty good. -
From Saudi Arabia with love.
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Good evening.
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June wrote this before she met Johnny.
Actually maybe just after. -
And then...
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