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Notebook Letters 6.

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Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 11:07 am

River Phoenix

The Travesty Known As Busted

I'm sorry to open up this whole sordid affair but after seeing them murder one of the greatest songs of all time by one of the greatest bands of all time, Teenage Kicks by the Undertones, I had to vent my anger.

Each member took it in turns to "sing" a verse from the song. Next time I see them, not taht I have seen them before, thank God, I will poke him with my novelty spoon.

Bob Geldof's Underwear

Nothing was as bad as Katie Melua and Jamie Cull-him.

Zine; 7th of March, 2004; 7/8.

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Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 12:41 pm

River Phoenix

The genre is stupid

I took my daughter to see The Superhero Movie and, as well as being funny, it made me realise how stupid the superhero genre is. If people get exposed to radiation they die, they don't get super powers. Shaun Morris, Southampton Shaun Morris, Southampton

The worst superhero film of all time has to be Howard The Duck. Gary Cowley, Seaham, Co Durham

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 2/6.

Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 12:45 pm

River Phoenix

Cucumber

It's common knowledge that a cucumber is about 95% water. So what would happen if you only consumed 19/20ths of it? Would you be drinking the cucumber, or eating the water?

Or would you have entered the limbo realm of partly-digested vegetables?

Arrant Nerd Boxes Yodeller

Not keen on cucumbers. Prefer tomatoes in my salad.

Zine; 7th of March, 2004; 8/8.

Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 7:09 pm

River Phoenix

These suck

The worst superhero films are Superhero IV, Batman and Robin, Captain America (1990), X-Men 3, Spawn and Daredevil. Also, why are films on channels 1-5 so bad these days? The late film last Sunday on BBC2, The Wraith, was terrible. Paul, Stockton

The worst superhero film is Superman IV. It's worth watching to laugh at the dire special effects. Charlie, Cleveland

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 3/6.

Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 7:15 pm

River Phoenix

Depressed Londoner Imagine if The Beatles had never happened. Boring, isn't it?

Don't you mean, boring, weren't they?

Ye Purple Puff of Ancient Lore Judo. Don't do it if you like your spine. I twisted my back at the weekend.

Carpet dancing not advisable.

The Bank of Friendship Why do croutons come in airtight packages? It's just stale bread to begin with.

Once again, Cedric has all the answers.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 1/8.

Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 10:06 pm

River Phoenix

A rave for Dark Knight

Loved The Dark Knight. The last time I enjoyed the cinema that much was nearly 20 years ago when I saw Batman Returns. The original two Tim Burton films, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight would make a nice boxset. C Burns, Norwich

My Star Wars theory is that R2D2 is the supreme Jedi being. Think of all the key characters he saved from certain death in all six films. It's a shame R2 let Jar Jar get past episode one. Dave, Lincs

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 4/6.

Rayanne Graff

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8^th Apr 2010 at 10:17 pm

River Phoenix

Beautiful Life

It occurred to me while I was planting a tree in a certain forest I know of, that people don't understand the beauty that surrounds us. Nature needs our help.

So the next time you feel down, do as I do, and together we can save this loving and giving Earth.

The Girl Who You See Planting Trees In The Forest

That's nice but I'm rubbish at digging.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 2/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 8:28 am

River Phoenix

Spotless Mind superb

What are other people's favourite films of the 21st century so far? For me, it's Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind. It often lingers in my mind. Ian Francis, Croydon, Surrey

Tom Cruise takes a lot of stick, and most of it may be warranted, but he is talented. Check out Legend, with Tim Curry as the devil. Steve, Muirhouse

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 5/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 8:31 am

River Phoenix

The Briggie/ Busted Conspiracy

I believe Briggie has a strange fetish for Busted.

Perhaps it's the impressive eyebrows or the way they jump about on stage like a trio of young kangaroos. Or perhaps he likes nothing more than jumping around the living room playing air guitar to Sleeping With The Light On.

The Genetically Enhanced Fish Named Jimmy

Briggie rocking out. What a sight.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 3/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 9:06 am

River Phoenix

Care Bears was my first

The first film I saw at the cinema was Care Bears: The Movie. I fell asleep at some point, so I missed most of it. I did get to take home a free Care Bears goody bag though. The old theatre where I watched it has since been demolished, so now my local cinema is another uninviting, characterless clone. S Ferris, Wigan

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 6/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 9:45 am

River Phoenix

Startling Resemblance

Anyone out there got the PS2 game Jak And Daxter: The Precursor Legacy or Jak II: Renegade?

After a few minutes of watching Busted I suddenly realised Jak is based on none other than... Charlie (or the other war round).

Any ideas as to who should sue who?

I Can Believe It's Not Butter

Well, they do have a song called Nerdy.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 4/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:00 am

River Phoenix

Is an Oscar deserved?

Heath Ledger to win an Oscar. Why? His performance as the Joker is nothing special or new. If we change the rules then how far will it go?

Other dead actors that deserve an Oscar are Christopher Reeve (Remains of The Day), elvis presley (flaming star) and Brandon Lee (The Crow), which was copied by Ledger. Elvey, London

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 2/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:04 am

River Phoenix

Oh My

To that chick with the imaginary friend called Cecil (I got it wrong on purpose). I can't believe you'd be as melodramatic as to say that 'Zine is being infiltrated by townies.

Dear Lord! I'm simply being a kind of ambassador for peace among townies. AKA Neanderthals and "the rest". It's not their fault that their vocab consists of "nah, man, you got jacked, man, innit".

Freakyhunny

Enough townie dissing. It's getting really boring.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 5/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:24 am

River Phoenix

Another rave for Heath

With regard to Heath Ledger in The Dark Knight, you aren't watching an actor; you are watching The Joker. It is a chilling performance, and deserves the praise. Jason, Scarborough

Make no mistake: The Dark Knight is awesome. Believe the hype. It will break your heart and leave you in shock and awe. This cannot be beaten. Dave, Bristol

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 3/6.

Edited by Rayanne Graff Apr 2010

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:27 am

River Phoenix

Original

Random 1: "I thought I'd do what Topper first did."
Random 2: "Oh right. How come?"
Random 1: "Because I can't think of my own material."
Random 2: "Think we'd best leave it to Topper?"
Random 1: "Sounds like a plan, amigo."

farmer jack

Tip- only copy something that's good to begin with.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 6/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 3:13 pm

River Phoenix

Superman super

The best superhero film has to be Superman The Movie for its script, cast and epic scale. The Dark Knight was a triumph over every director who employs CGI over good old-fashioned stuntwork and set building. Did anyone find the opening bank robbery a homage to Heat? Nick, Wallington

I was looking forward to The Dark Knight. Thanks to GMTV news, I've seen two thirds. Pete, Aston

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 4/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 3:19 pm

River Phoenix

Giants

Being a giant would be cool as not only are you big, but you can also pretend you're even bigger like the uber-giants. Uber-giants are good as they can beat up the normal giants if they pick on basketball players of Andre The Giant (not a real giant, by the way).

However, no-one has the relevant height to stop the uber-giants picking the normal giants, but this is the way of the world.

Topper

What a huge load of absolute nonsense.

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 7/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 4:05 pm

River Phoenix

More first films

The first film I saw in the cinema was The Goonies. Never forget the truffle shuffle, still makes me giggle to this day. Hey you guuuuys! Dave, Oxon

Danielle, I bought the Breakdance DVD, from HMV in Bolton. They may order them in for you. Or you could look on play.com. Paul, the first film I saw at the cinema was Star Wars when I was four years old. My love of cinema remains. Mark Burns, Bolton

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 5/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 4:08 pm

River Phoenix

Teacherisms

Here are some stupid things teachers wrote on to my exam papers...
1) ME ME!
2) None at all. Nothing!
3) This si all utter tosh!
4) What? In their swag bags?!

And the really sad thing is that I'm not making these up.

The Spontaneously Combasting Penguin

Take it you'll be doing re-sits then?

Zine; 9th of March, 2004; 8/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 4:16 pm

River Phoenix

A lost '90s classic

Does anyone know if there are any plans to release A Midnight Clear on DVD (surely one of the great lost films of the '90s)? It was released on Region 1 a few years back but has since been deleted and you can expect to pay as much as £50-£60 on Amazon or eBay. Stuart Barnfield, Halesowen

Napoleon Dynamite is a funny film. If you have not seen it, go and buy the two-disc today. Paul, Stockton

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 28th of July, 2008; 6/6.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 4:21 pm

River Phoenix

Blonde Butterfly Yes, WLW, the Eye can see everything. The thing you missed was I Can Believe It's Not Butter saying Saruman, not Sauron- who is, in fact, the Eye. Yes, I'm a geek/ nerd/ Trekkie. Want to make something of it?

I knew I was due an eye test.

Someone Else's Name I could do with a sandwich.

You know where the kitchen is. Put the kettle on while you're in.

The New Newbie Why is the rum gone?

Not seen the Brigadier for a while...

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 1/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 4:48 pm

River Phoenix

As a Blondie fan since 1977, I'm angered by the new Collector's Edition of Parallel Lines. No unreleased songs, just pointless remixes and easily available oddities. Thanks a lot, EMI. Paul Hailsham

Before anyone says "Not another girlband," I think The Saturdays' debut single If This Is Love is superb. It's fresh and new sounding, like Sugababes once were, and makes Girls Aloud seem as important as The Spice Girls. Gav N

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 5:06 pm

River Phoenix

The Obsessions of 'Ziners

samurai hedgehog- Pretty Girls Make Graves
The Brigadier- Port
farmer jack0 Gail Porter
Spiky Stuy- Pulling (or attemoting to)
The Mogtrix- Need I say it?
Hog Nosed Skunk Flea- Stripes
Myself- Foo Fighters
WLW- Jaffa Cakes

As you were...

TheUnitedTruth

We've all been rumbled. Oops.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 2/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 5:10 pm

River Phoenix

Despite the lukewarm response to the Seventh Tree album, Goldfrapp are still fantastic. Alison Goldfrapp's live performances are so confident and imaginative, she puts others to shame. Rob Hunt

OK, they happened while Roxy Music were on hiatus but Ultravox's first three albums, before their sideburns showed up, were the direst link between Bryan Ferry's mob and Muse. Or am I being too glib? Humber Tidemark

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 5:15 pm

River Phoenix

Bandies

Yay! I'm a bandie! It doesn't exactly roll off the tongue, does it? But the requirements are simple enough for me.

I remember the old days when groupies, sorry, bandies, just used to drink and party with the band.

Citizen Twiggy

I don't even want to know what you get up to these days.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 3/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 5:48 pm

River Phoenix

Hi!

Fahrenheit: Guess the number in my head to win a fiver!
Spiky Stuy: Err, seven?
Fahrenheit: No, it was nine. Fancy another go perhaps?
Spiky Stuy: Yes, sir. How about four?
Fahrenheit: How thick are you? I just said it was nine!

(Cue laughter and applause)

Mr Fahrenheit

I liked that one! I'm the same with geography.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 4/8.

Edited by Rayanne Graff Apr 2010

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 6:25 pm

River Phoenix

My "Whatever happened to?" is Richard Marx. His albums Repeat Offender and Rush Street were superb. Rose Goodwin

I'm surprised the Mercury Prize judges left off coldplay, Los Campesinos and The Twilight Sad. How they can opt for Adele over there is a mystery. In Rainbows is the strongest, most exciting and original record on the list by a mile. I'd be happy if Elbow won too, but only as a compromise for their debut missing out. DJ Dave

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 6:43 pm

River Phoenix

Ohh Curse

Here are some new words to use in times of anger instead of swearing.
* Ohh tiddlywinks
* Ohh chicken pox
* Ohh calgon
* Ohh cheese grating armpit sniffer

Please use in moderation and do not use under the influence of alcohol.

Chinchilla Flavoured Gorilla

If only I could remember them when a fit of fury comes on.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 5/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 7:37 pm

River Phoenix

The Dandy Warhols' new album Earth To, out next month, is a work of art. Every listen is more pleasing. Dandys rule OK! Sandy Cowan

I can't understand the recent criticism on The Void of The Stone Roses' debut album. Ian Brown's dreadful gigs should not detract from how amazing it is. I think his reluctance to reform the band is because he knows he'd be shown up. Underrated albums? Any of Sparklehorse or Whipping Boy's Heartworm. Lem Fatale

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 7:44 pm

River Phoenix

Waste

The Government has a "Race Against Waste" campaign on with big advertisements saying: "Why are we making enough waste to cover every town in Ireland?"

And now it is printing and sending out one million leaflets to every house in the country.

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black.

Howlin' Pelle

And they are meant to be the clever people!

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 6/8.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:45 pm

River Phoenix

I agree with Tony about The Open's Silent Hours. However, it wasn't their only album. Statues, which came out in 2006 shortly before they split, was just as spectacular. What is singer Stephen Bayley up to now? He's a lost talent. Deano Behind The Flag

Where's this demise of the 7"? Sukie got to No 1 in the indie chart last month with a 7"-only release, which proves a band can still make it. I'm a fan of them now. Kettering James

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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9^th Apr 2010 at 10:48 pm

River Phoenix

Things I'd Pay To See

* Moira Stewart and Jennie Bond mud wrestling.
* Someone slapping Rik Waller with a ham. (He gives a bad name to big people.)
* JK Rowling being strapped down and forced to eat her last 766-page Harry Potter book.
* Phixx, covered in ice-cream and holding spoons for me.

Anne Diamond's Hot Pants and Hat Ensemble

Safe to say Kim Dawson would fight you for Mokey's spoon.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 7/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 11:22 am

River Phoenix

1) Going Maximo Park
2) How To Disappear Completely Radiohead
3) Nowhere Man The Beatles
4) Changing Man Paul Weller
5) welcome to the jungle guns'n'roses
6) panama van halen
7) Something's Going On A
Eight) i Started Something i Couldn't Finish The Smiths
9) No Distance Left To Run Blur
10) i Fought The Law The Clash

Toby Morgan

The Void; Teletext page 827; 29th of July, 2008; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 11:32 am

River Phoenix

An Introduction To The Real Me

Name: Stuttercut.
Real Name: Justin Timberlake.
Job: Moon bat handler.
Hobbies: Handling moon bats.
Achievements: General high standard of moon bat handling.

Stuttercut

I heard you were a pretty decent dancer, too.

Zine; 10th of March, 2004; 8/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 11:49 am

River Phoenix

* Marriage over the telephone is valid under Islamic law.

* Salmonella can build up on bird feeders and then spread among birds.

* Bebo stands for blog early, blog often.

10 things we didn't know last week; Ceefax page 129; 9th of April, 2010; 1/3.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 12:03 pm

River Phoenix

The DeLorean That Got Struck By Lightning I'm out of my mind, but feel free to leave a message.

Did the beep go? I think I missed it.

Spiky Stuy What's-your-face, maybe you should try a different talent show, because if you're going to be very big and well known.

You must also be partial to the odd message.

Lord Charles If a pig loses its voice, is it disgruntled?

It needs oinkment.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 1/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 12:43 pm

River Phoenix

* Capuchin monkeys were named because of their resemblance to the Catholic friars.

* MPs' parliamentary gym memberships are cancelled during the election campaign.

* Wombats produce cube-shaped dung.

* The home computer was invented by a man called Dr Henry Edward Roberts.

10 things we didn't know last week; Ceefax page 129; 9th of April, 2010; 2/3.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 1:03 pm

River Phoenix

Right On Q

What a wonderful letter this is- it makes so many words.

* Queue- a line you wait in.
* Cue (quote the dictionary) anything that serves as a signal to an actor etc to follow with specific movements.
* Cue- the long stick used in snooker/ pool.
* Kew- a part of London.

The Sheep With Nowhere To Sleep

Ant & Dec live in Kew. It's near the Towers, you know.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 2/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 2:07 pm

River Phoenix

* Cillit Bang is called Cillit Bam in New Zealand.

* Bodies repatriated to a home country from the UK must be encased in zinc-lined coffins.

* Insect museums are called insectariums.

10 things we didn't know last week; Ceefax page 129; 9th of April, 2010; 3/3.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 2:18 pm

River Phoenix

Burberry Is Evil

Queen of The Elbow, I am with you in your war against Burberry, and will fight with you until the end.

My dad has converted to townieism, and he told me I was "well blingin'".

This must be stopped or I will move planet.

The Winged Magnolia

Your dad? Jeez, time to move out.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 3/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 4:22 pm

River Phoenix

Who cares about Batman?

Am I the only one unexcited by Batman? As far as I'm concerned, it's just a bloke in a rubber suit mucking around in a city. He's got no powers, and is supposed to be a superhero. I don't see the appeal. Lev821, Durham

Worst superhero film ever? It has to be Supergirl. Whatever happened to Helen Slater anyway? Barry, Walton, Liverpool

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 29th of July, 2008; 2/6.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 4:25 pm

River Phoenix

'Ziner Anagrams

farmer jack- mac far jerker
The Brigadier- I, a bed righter
Topper- to prep
lilac leopard- or a laced pile

Too much time? Without a DJ Shadow of a doubt.

farmer jack

With more time they could have been good.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 4/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 4:35 pm

River Phoenix

Superman is the best

The best superhero film has to be Superman and the worst has to be Superman IV: The Quest For Peace.

But I think if the Batman series continues to sustain the high quality it will take over Superman. What's your favourite franchise of a film ever? Mine has to be Star Trek. Martin, Thornaby on Tees

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 29th of July, 2008; 3/6.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 4:38 pm

River Phoenix

Support For Queen of The Elbow's Plan

I'll certainly join the campaign to get rid of Burberry. I'll propose a Private Member's Bill in the Commons. That would give me something to do rather than have tea with Tony, Gordon and Jack.

Junior Minister (supporting the abolition of Burberry)

What about switching to hot choc and custard creams?

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 5/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:13 pm

River Phoenix

Brandon was overlooked

I agree with Elvey. Brandon Lee's performance in The Crow was breathtaking, and he didn't receive an Oscar, why give one to Heath Ledger, whose performance as The Joker was average? Darren, Clackmannan

Can anyone tell me the name of the film starring Susan Sarandon as an older woman in a relationship with James Spader which leads to family prejudice? Would love to see it again. Samantha, Manchester

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 29th of July, 2008; 4/6.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:24 pm

River Phoenix

Wouldn't It Be Great If...

1) Birds had no wings but cats did.
2) The world was a Rubik's Cube and a God-like hand appeared occasionally to change things round.
3) You could take photos through your eyes and print them through your mouth.
4) Birmingham had a nice beach.
5) The A-Team ran the country.

Zaganza

If the A-Team ran the country Mr T would make us all wear medallions!

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 6/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:30 pm

River Phoenix

Zodiac scores

The best film I have seen in the 21st century is Zodiac. Superb story, great performances and terrific suspense. I was hooked from start to finish,a great (and rare) modern film.

The best animated films are Ffantasia and The Snowman, and the bset comic book adaptation is Iron Man. C, Bristol

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 29th of July, 2008; 5/6.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:32 pm

River Phoenix

Woo Hoo!

Got my T in the Park tickets ordered, and the Pixies have confirmed.

As for your shameful Darkness bashing, they're playing as well, and I will be seeing them too.

The Darkness rock, WLW, accept it!

The 'Zine Superhero

It's good The Darkness are on... Festival loo queues are long.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 7/8.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:54 pm

River Phoenix

Suitable for all

J Singh: originally you said you hated Close Encounters, now you say you like it. And surely if aliens did show themselves in real life, many people of all cultures all over the world would treat it as a religious experience? TP, Wrexham

Why are C4 showing the horror comedy Re-Animator at 2.50 on Tuesday morning and overrated rubbish like Cabin Fever on Saturday night at 10? James, Harlow

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 29th of July, 2008; 6/6.

Rayanne Graff

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10^th Apr 2010 at 9:57 pm

River Phoenix

I believe

I like to believe that I am from the psychedelic years. Even though it is a lie it is what I believe and tell the people who talk to me and I believe that they believe me.

I just hope no-one I know reads this message for they might not believe me any more.

The Psychedelic Tree Planter

If you are always so cryptic they won't have a clue.

Zine; 11th of March, 2004; 8/8.

IGH: Just who was The Brigadier

ratammer: squeak

Debs|OWA: o/

IGH: Wibble

Vel: *sigh*

Emma: Hi VR...

Princess Psycho: Hi I am back in the UK so how are everyone been keeping. Has Fluffy had that little accident yet?

Claire: SHOUTBOX OF VRRRRRR

Rayanne Graff: Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Lucozade Lover: Happy New Year!

Crinkle-Cut Beatroot: Happy new year <3

Claire: BOXSHOUT

Rayanne Graff: Happy Easter.

Emma: So… Posting a new thread is Fission Mailing… so I’m putting this here.

Emma: I know there aren’t many people looking at this anymore… but I have made the decision to stop paying for the VR hosting and to let the domain lapse.

Emma: I think it will be going offline around the end of May

Emma: It’s been almost 10 years since James passed away… and I feel like it’s time.

Emma: A lot of the regulars can be found on the VR veterans group on Facebook - if you see this and you’re not in there, come join us.

Crinkle-Cut Beatroot: What's the facebook group called? I couldn't find it...

Jimmy: VR VeteRans https://www.facebook.com/groups/174360109375424/?mibextid=K35XfP

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