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Copenhagen...Las Vegas...Feltham!
Yes, my week-long tour of the world's hottest poker venues concludes with a visit to a south west London industrial estate. Tonight, it's all about the £15k GTD Primo and the live TV show on channel 865. Both start at 8pm.
This is the place to post your questions - and your requests for hands from the Primo to be analysed.
So, as Dirty Harry said (in the disappointing 1983 sequel 'Sudden Impact'), "Go ahead...make my Day!"
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Hi James,
I have some bad news for you. Some very bad news, I'm afraid.....I'm not sure how to bereak this to you.
Mark Banin, scheduled to be tonight's Analyst, is unable to be with you tonight. Which is bad enough.
But there is worse. Guess who your co-pilot is going to be?
Let battle commence.
Just for you James: I know what you're thinking. "Did he fire six shots or only five?" Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you've got to ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?
If I read correctly, tikay is now co-pilot? if that is the case, then who will be PTP please? and good luck with the show
I think - think - I was a replacement for Trevor, & when Mother Hen spoke to me an hour or so ago, & asked if I could the Show tonight, she was then going to ring round & find a PTP-er for tonight. Maybe it is Trevor, but I'd be surprised if the Home Page were able to change & update that so quickly on a Sunday.
Anyway, if I hear anything, I'll Post accordingly.
hiya m8 good luck with the show tonite have got through a sat for semi so fingers crossed i get to main event dtw
"Pond wars episode one : Return of the Mallard"
He was a consulant on that one because he was present at the original events.
Oi, listen. I know more about Films than James's realises. I've even seen some.
I've seen ALL these films.
A Night to Remember. (The original - & PROPER - Titanic story, black & white, made at Ealing Studios, 1958). Starred Kennerth Moore & Honor B lackman*.
The Railway Children. Originally a 1951 TV Series, then made into a film in the mid 50's.
Titchfield Thunderbolt. 1953 B & W film, about the closure of a British Rail branch line.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. 1954 film, B & W, my Sister forced me to go. Horrendous, I'm still scarred by it.
The Sound of Music Ugh, 1965, see above. Ugh ugh ugh.
The Beatles Films.
Watership Down. Ugh.
Jaws. I was courting, I had ulterior motives.
Jurassic Park. Ditto. She was nearly as ancient as these creatures.
Lock Stock & 2 whatsits. (Loved it).
S.natch*, by same director, Guy somebody, Madonna's knock off? Loved it.
Plump Friction. Adored it, seen it on my CD player about 100 times.
So, don't think I'm not a film expert - I am. Bring it on Hartigan, I'm ready.
* Both names Edited due to software filtering issues. Sorry Mods!
Late news.
Producer Chris tells me he has got a few spot prizes for tonight's Show, I believe he has THREE free entries to Wednesday evening's Double Stack Main Event, so they are worth £11 each.
It's up to the Producer & Presenter to decide how the prizes are awarded, & as Mr Hartigan has not troubled us with his presence yet, (he's almost as bad as Orford) you'll have to wait until he arrives to see what the Prizes are given for.
But they WILL be e-Mail based, so send in your e-Mails NOW, or as soon as you like, about anything you want, & James will read out as many as time permits, & dish out those spot prizes as he sees fit.
The addy?
skyopen@bskyb.com
Watership Down isn't great. If you're into a bit of rabbit then nothing comes close to seventies movie great, 'Night Of The Lepus'.
I like moles, too, a lot, but films about moles are thin on the ground. Interestingly, moles are not thin on the ground in Ireland - they don't have ANY. How fascinating & peculiar is that?
This is a star-nosed mole. It's called that because it has a star-shaped nose. Tell me you are not impressed by that - go on, I dare you.
i thought the best 'rabbit' film was basic instinct'. Which also has beavers and pigs in btw. A lovely family film.