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Notebook Letters 9.

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Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 5:07 pm

River Phoenix

Ah, WLW

You make me feel so grand,
Animales and I would love to lend you a hand,
But we're just too busy with our band,
We'll never find another like you anywhere in this land.

Animales's Good Friend

That was rubbish, Animales. I hope the songs written by your band are better.

Thanks for the chocolate, Squashed Strawberry/ Hector's House.

Zine; 20th of January, 2006; 6/7.

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Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 5:45 pm

River Phoenix

I was amused by Lem's comment that every version since Jeff Buckley's has been an interpretation of Hallelujah. What about John Cale's wonderful version (as heard on Shrek's soundtrack)?

Recorded before Buckley's, it's a fair guess Buckley used it as the template for his cover, and it beats Buckley's any day. The melancholy in his voice gets me. It's the version the X Factor should try to emulate. Andrew Marsden

The Void; Teletext page 825; 10th of December, 2008; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 6:04 pm

River Phoenix

Derek Griffiths

Do any Ziners have any pictures of Derek Griffiths? (He used to be in Play School.)

If you have, i'll swap you for pictures of:

Frances De La Tour (Rising Damp),
Donovan (1960s hippie singer),
Brian Blessed (larger than life thespian who was in Blackbadder).

Squashed Strawberry, Hector's House

Zine; 20th of January, 2006; 7/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 6:12 pm

River Phoenix

Good to see The stranglers get a mention here. I liked their early pub rock and bawdy lyrics. I saw them at Bath Pavilion where, unhappy with the sound, they encouraged the crowd to demand a full refund or trash the club. The place was trashed, and the council revoked the venue's music licence for several years. The Reverend

My favourite Christmas song is never on the radio: There's No Lights On The Christmas Tree by Alex Harvey. mondo

The Void; Teletext page 825; 10th of December, 2008; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 6:22 pm

River Phoenix

Intensive Care Bear My uncle still has my nose!

String him up!

Snap Dragon Calzone pizza? Frankie and Benny's do a stunning mushroom one, plus there's usually a cute waiter.

A mushroom and ice-cream calzone? Yum!

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 6:26 pm

River Phoenix

The recent letter about some songs being good enough to transcend any cover version made me recall how some friends and I agreed that Paul Young's Wherever I Lay My Hat was better than Marvin Gaye's, as it benefits from the slower tempo. In contrast, Young should have left Don't Dream It's Over alone.

REM are my favourite. I don't have a problem with covers of their songs, but Paul Anka murdered Everybody Hurts. That song is too sacrosanct. Gazzoir

The Void; Teletext page 825; 10th of December, 2008; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:19 pm

River Phoenix

The Lilac Pilgrim Can't a long term GreenDay fan get any respect around here? elden ray, I find you mind-numbingly boring, but have I ever moaned?

What are you doing now?

Dave Da Rave Whatever happened to Turner The Worm? Did someone wake up and it was all a dream? Or did he become a Buddhist monk or something?

Maybe he's taken a turn for the worse.

Bubbles Anchovies ahoy!

Sardines ahoy!

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:23 pm

River Phoenix

Top 10 albums of 2008

1) Cover Up Ministry
2) Promise The Maybes?
3) Midnight Boom The kills
4) Apocalypse The Presets
5) In Our Space Hero Suits These Dancing Days
6) This Gift Sons And Daughters
7) Alpinisms School of Seven Bells
Eight) Santogold Santogold
9) London Zoo The Bug
10) Future Chaos Bomb The Bass

Eddie Clarke

The Void; Teletext page 825; 10th of December, 2008; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:27 pm

River Phoenix

Dr Nick

I miss Dr Nick. He really did give the best advice ever, and reading letters from girl with odd boyfriend/ girl with no boyfriend/ boy with unhealthy toast obsession etc... really brightened every new day. It's a sad fact but life just isn't the same now and very few people understand. Dr Nick would understand. If only he were here.

Ten Flaws Down

Aww, don't be sad, Cedric and I are still here.

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:30 pm

River Phoenix

The Gate could be it

Kate. Re The Gate palm in eye film. Yes! I think that might be it. Just saw the newest X-Files movie and think it would have worked as a movie without the X Files connection. But was underwhelmed as a continuation of the series. Rob B, Larne

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 1/6.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:38 pm

River Phoenix

Combusting Penguin...

... I understand your pain. Two imported Nintendo DS games (Mario and Luigi: Partners In Time and Animal Crossing: Wild World) arrived in the post the day before my German speaking exam.

I eventually ended up revising at 4am in the morning. Funnily enough, though, it went great.

Steve The Possessed Turtle

Computer games aren't all bad.

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 9:56 pm

River Phoenix

Jacob, some horrors (1)

Re Jacob Bowen. I would recommend you try George A Romero's living dead quadrology, and also maybe John Carpenter's the thing/ prince of darkness/ The Fog, all amazing fright-fests! Joe Morrison, Dysart

Best horrors: (REC), Frontier and (US discs only) French horror Inside, one of the best I've seen. Steve

Hallowe'en, evil dead and the thing. Hope that helped, Jacob. Wayne, H'ham

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 2/6.

Rayanne Graff

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25^th Jun 2011 at 10:45 pm

River Phoenix

Oh My Aaarghh!

Can someone please put me out of my misery and shoot GreenDay, or me. I'm not fussy. I'll even lie down.

All I ask is you make it quick.

Thank you.

Dalek

As you well know, killing a Dalek isn't as simple as it seems.

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:59 am

River Phoenix

Jacob, some horrors (2)

Re Jacob Bowen (horror films), get Audition, The Company of Wolves and John Carpenter's recent box-set. Walter Sobchak, Ess*x

I like the in-universe concept of the Gotham Tonight extra on The Dark Knight Blu-Ray which is well-executed to boot. Matth Stil, Wakefield

Can someone help? Is Venus's War (anime) available on DVD? My VHS copy just snapped. Tim March

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 3/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 12:03 pm

River Phoenix

Lissen Up

Yo yo, what's up? I'm here to drop the word. No, check it.

I'm not clumsy, you female dawgs! I know the fizzle dizzle and you can do nothing but repeck thems words I drop!

So lissen up and get down widdit! Word!

Cool Hand Bob

W'sssuupp? Word to your mother! Er, what am I "getting down" to, exactly?

Zine; 23rd of January, 2006; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 12:09 pm

River Phoenix

cannibal row continues

This whole cannibal debate has ruffled some feathers, hasn't it! Thank heavens no one has mentioned faces of death plus oops. John, Oldham

Adam, Selkirk. Re lions and cannibal holocaust. Lions have a limited knowledge of cookery and nutrition and aren't known to spend much time pondering morality. Leo, Wolverhampton

cannibal holocaust tortured animals. Nothing to do with eating meat. AW

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 4/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 2:54 pm

River Phoenix

Text Maniacs

The British American Idiot As a true Green Day fan, I have no favourite. I think all of them are fit!

Does anyone like Green Day's music?

The Brigadier Who would like to purchase my flippers?

Any takers?

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 2:58 pm

River Phoenix

Animals were tortured

Re cannibal holocaust. Animals killed in the deodato and lenzi cannibal films were often tortured before dying slowly. That's what makes it wrong. Jreggae, Stevenage

How can you not compare a remake to the original? They're two films that tell the same story! What else will you compare the remake to first? Marc, Salford

A Veggie holocaust? Nah. Peter, Leics

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 5/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:02 pm

River Phoenix

Rubbishy Ramblings

The Whale Who Got Stuck In The Thames They lied- I'm not dead yet. And enough about Green Day- The killers are even better! Be nice- I'm new.

I can't cope with another argument over bands. Be gone with you.

Raven's Feather I've defected. Sorry, Tre, but Gerard Way is hot.

And so it continues.

Plop You said Jasamo had a lovely name. Do I have a lovely name too?

No.

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:07 pm

River Phoenix

Hunger in the Midlands

John and Jim. Hunger's on at Wolverhampton's Light House Cinema until Dec 11. C, Dudley

Just the thought of Keanu (mannikin) Reeves in a remake of The Day The Earth Stood Still has me reaching for the sick bag. But hey, it could be good. Paul, Hailsham

Hallowe'en fans, face facts. Bob Clark's 1974 classic, Black Christmas, is far superior. Gav, Chatham

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 10th of December, 2008; 6/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:12 pm

River Phoenix

Mythical Creatures

* Skanks- Skunks with really smelly breath, too.
* Invisiblunnies- Invisible rabbits; they are really good at stealing carrots.
* Ducks a la Chocolate Orange- the yummiest animals.

Little Blue Fox

Were you caught in the headlights, Little Blue Fox? You're sounding a tad disorientated.

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:17 pm

River Phoenix

I adore The Smiths and Hatful of Hollow is the way to go for me. But I recently got the 2CD version of the Sound of compilation, which has all you could want from them, including the lovely Cemetery Gates. Morrissey has had amazing solo moments, but not in the last few years. Kirkland Ciccone

What's patronising to women is to write in defending Cheryl Cole and gushing about Z-list shows like The X Factor. Talk about fawning. Rebecca Nahid

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:29 pm

River Phoenix

Message for Lilac Pilgrim

Much as I respect an opinion from someone whose highlight of their life is to blather on about their crushes on a Teletext page... You know what? I don't. Ya fool. Get a new hobby. Try bungee jumping without the cord. Much amusement for the rest of us. I jest. You'd be vulture fodder. Nice.

elden ray

Did you see what happened to the guy who did a bungee jump on Casualty at the weekend?

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:33 pm

River Phoenix

My local HMV told me the new Oasis single is only available as a download. If true, where does that leave people who want to buy a traditional physical format? Dan Dublin

What are Voiders' favourite live albums ans DVDs? Talk Talk's blistering show at Montreux Jazz Festival was recently issued on DVD, and Soulmates Never die by Placebo is also quality. Depeche Mode's 101 is my live album pick, with Marilyn manson second. Shane Damien

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 3:38 pm

River Phoenix

My Irish Teacher

Two reasons why my Irish teacher has lost the plot and is dancing with the pixies:

* He doesn't seem to notice when I repeatedly throw things at his head.
* When he asked what website I was on and I said "Kill your teachers", he said "OK" and walked on.

Should I be worried, WLW?

The Purple Pesky Panda

No, but I think your teacher should be.

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:37 pm

River Phoenix

It's a fallacy to suggest only skinny pop stars get abuse and that no one picks on "our portly stars". Gary Barlow is the most obvious singer mocked for his weight, while Ricky Wilson and Tom Chaplin also come in for stick. Beth Ditto and Adele are praised for their body image, but it seems acceptable to mock big men. Indiegirl

I'll be watching the PS countdown with bile unless the listenable Death Cab For Cutie album is in it. Neil Taylor

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:40 pm

River Phoenix

Remember, Folks...

There are certain things in life which can crush our hearts, make us smile, or put the fear of God into us. When these things happen, remember one important thing:

Tony Almeida is way cooler than Jack Bauer. He can get shot in the neck and forgot about it! Legend!

Paddy Irishman

My heart has never been crushed, I have never smiled and you don't scare me.

Zine; 25th of January, 2006; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:45 pm

River Phoenix

Despite the £25 price, Prince's book 21 Nights about his London residency is well worth it. It's awesome, particularly with the free exclusive CD. Grant Liddell

Girls Aloud aren't "demonised". It's funny how people leap to the defence of those who don't need it, but don't give a fig for artists who do. I like GA's music, but they aren't beyond reproach. Why is it a sin to be concerned about the effect their image may have? Rob Hunt

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:51 pm

River Phoenix

Hollyoaks

Have you noticed in Hollyoaks, that Nicole is meant to be doing her AS levels but seems to be stuck still wearing uniform and doing subjects like Science and English?

And another thing: why does her English lesson last all day? No-one has lessons that last all day, do they? It's absurd.

The Glitter Girl

Your new name is Eagle Eye, TGG.

Zine; 25th of January, 2006;7/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:55 pm

River Phoenix

Watching elvis presley's aloha from hawaii and '68 comeback special recentlt, it made me wonder where the next iconic superstar is, who can change the face of music? At the moment, there's nobody who can be mentioned in the same breath. I doubt it'll be in my lifetime. Steve Carter

For West Coast thrills, check Yeti's album. It paints pictures in the mind of ultraviolet dreams and hazy California summers. Kyle Servera

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 5:57 pm

River Phoenix

Text Maniacs

GothGuitarist I hate chavs. Ooh look, there's one. Let me get my shotgun!

Vicki Pollard will be after you.

Dave Da Rave Zine without Dalek would be like Simon without Garfunkel!

Is that a bad thing, Dave Da Rave?

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 6:03 pm

River Phoenix

I agree with the new Voider that The Holloways are underrated. The song Dancefloor is a right corker. Cheers for the recent interview. H*llraiser

I'm glad the Emperor is fully clothed, after checking out the new Hours' single Earls praised. Kieron Blackburn

Paul Weller would sell his soul to make anything as good as Talk Talk's Colour of Spring. Their later albums are beyond words. Phil Meadows

The Void; Teletext page 825; 11th of December, 2008; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 6:31 pm

River Phoenix

More Rubbishy Ramblings

The evil Gazebo New Zine topic: What's the worst thing that can happen to you besides physical pain? I nominate absentmindly calling your teacher "Mum". Horror.

You've done that too, evil Gazebo.

Spoke Hi, are there any ladies here now?

This isn't a dating service, Spoke.

Pedantic 252 Give an idiot 300 free text messages & this is what happens!

Hooray for free text messages!

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 6:41 pm

River Phoenix

This eskimo's electric

Does anybody know the name of a film with an eskimo boy who had electricity running through his body and could power electrical items?

Vortex: Electric Eskimo (1979)?

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 1/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 10:41 pm

River Phoenix

Funny Things From My Head

* Jack Bauer listening on the talking radio.
* Spider-Man eating The Fly.
* Ali G doing an impression of The Hulk (Is it because I is green?).
* Chuck Norris and God comparing beards (Chuck Norris would win).

Paddy Irishman

I prefer Noel Edmonds's beard.

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 10:47 pm

River Phoenix

Your fave Xmas films

What's people's fave Xmas films? Mine has to be Muppet Christmas Carol, as it's a funny and moving muppet-fied version of the famous story. The Snowman is also brilliant too. Sade, Ess*x

It looks 2009 is going to be the year of horror movies. There's going to be a new Friday The 13th release, a new Nightmare On Elm Street (which doesn't star Robert Englund so we will wait and see how that turns out), a new chucky film and Saw 6. Aaron Close, Yorks

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 2/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 10:51 pm

River Phoenix

A Message For...

The One With The Mighty Antlers

In 1975, Pilot released a single called January. It reached Number 1.

In 1980, Barbara D*ckson released a single called January February. It reached Number 11.

Juicy Strawberry, Hector's House

I told you, I told you.

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 4/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 10:57 pm

River Phoenix

3: 10 To Yuma

My favourite films of 2008 was one which appeared early on in the year, the excellent western 3: 10 To Yuma. When I head they had remade the 1957 classic, I was sceptical, but I needn't have worried. The remake is even better than the original. It is exciting, gripping and extremely well staged. The Western lives on! Alan Hobson, Woodford Bridge

Films of the year: Wall-E, Flawless, Duds: Meet Dave. As for Weaveworld, too complex for a movie. Duane, Hull

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 3/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:01 pm

River Phoenix

Green Day Vs MSP

I've heard enough of this Green Night- or whatever they are- trollop. Whatever happened to the good old banter about the Welsh rockers MSP?

If Green Day are great, this makes MSP the ultimate band.

Gorilla gangster

Gorilla gangster is on the war path. Quick, hide your bananas, everyone, before he goes ape.

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 5/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:05 pm

River Phoenix

End cannibal row

Can we draw a line over the whole cannibal holocaust saga? We all get the pint killing anials for entertainment value is wrong. And any meateater like myself who thinks so according to the PC brigade is a hypocrite.

Do you realise by giving this awful film so much attention you will introduce this "film" to the degenerate perverts who actually like watching this garbage? This film belongs to a period in time best forgotten.

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 3/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:37 pm

River Phoenix

A Telling Off

WLW, last week you insulted the names of my pot plants and called me stupid.

Stop being so nasty or I'll tell Miss and she'll make you sit in the corner and think about what you've done. You might even have to scrape chewing gum from under tables as a punishment.

The One With The Mighty Antlers

I like chewing gum... It comes in all different flavours and sizes.

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 6/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:43 pm

River Phoenix

End cannibal row

I saw it about 12 years ago and thought it was badly acted, badly written, badly produced and badly directed. I thought it made Spice World look like Oscar contention stuff. Garbage, draw a line over it and forget about it.

Most horror remakes are bad but I must admit I enjoyed the remakes of Hallowe'en and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and thought they were more than equal to the originals. MWR, Thornaby On Tees

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 4/6.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:48 pm

River Phoenix

Barry Scott

So, I see that Barry Scott is back on the telly, advertising pink/ purple-coloured cleaning products.

Perhaps somebody should tell him that if he stopped eroding pennies he might have saved enough to quit and moved up the ladder to advertising loans.

Ten Flaws Down

Who in their right mind would want to advertise loans, Ten Flaws Down?

Zine; 24th of January, 2006; 7/7.

Rayanne Graff

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26^th Jun 2011 at 11:52 pm

River Phoenix

Day/ Dead remake review

I just saw the Day of The Dead "remake" and was pretty disappointed. Apart from a few references to characters of the original, this film is completely different and feels more like a cash-in on the name.

It's actually not a terrible film (apart from the truly terrible setting) and has a few cool moments but overall it's average at best and instantly forgettable at worst. Damien, Birmingham

Vortex; Teletext page 817; 11th of December, 2008; 6/6.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 2:05 pm

River Phoenix

Daggsy One of my gerbils is too fat. Want him?

Fatist.

The Barking Tree Does that mean, Dave Da Rave, that there are 50 ways to leave a Dalek?

Is number one storming out the door?

Zine; 26th of January, 2006; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 2:12 pm

River Phoenix

Is Kirkland Ciccone having a laugh? He condemns women who re vile about other women, yet Girls Aloud are among the worst offenders, lashing out at Lily Allen, Charlotte Church and The Spice Girls, among others.

As for Kirkland calling Girls Aloud "the female Beatles", as he did a few months ago, The Spice Girls' debut album and singles had higher worldwide sales than all of Girls Aloud's albums put together. Peter Pinsent

The Void; Teletext page 825; 12th of December, 2008; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 3:11 pm

River Phoenix

Dalek Ah, bless you, Dave Da Rave. Don't listen to Paul Simon.

He's not the same since Garfunkel left him- the moody wotsit.

Pet Zombie There's a song called January by Goldfinger (WHO RULE!) so, The One With Mighty Antlers, January does ROCK!

As does February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September...

Dougie The Minesweeper Shish kebabs rock!

Veggie kebabs rock too, man.

Zine; 26th of January, 2006; 2/7.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 3:17 pm

River Phoenix

Best live albums? Despite their often debatable production, you can't go wrong with The Ramones' It's Alive, Cheap Trick's At The Budokan and maybe The Clash's Here To Eternity. G Diddy

It's not attractive women that we women have a problem with. Santogold, Martina Topley-Bird and Lykke Li are all beautiful and I admire them. But the key there is they don't need to exploit their looks. It's all done on their own terms. Glasgow Ella

The Void; Teletext page 825; 12th of December, 2008; 1/7.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 3:25 pm

River Phoenix

GreenDay

I'll volunteer my combusting services to set fire to GreenDay, that way they may stop their awful attemps at music.

Or, maybe, I could just peck them a few times, yes, that would be fun.

The Spontaneously Combusting Penguin

You sound like an old mother hen.

Zine; 26th of January, 2006; 3/7.

Rayanne Graff

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27^th Jun 2011 at 3:31 pm

River Phoenix

Alex James reckons Blur are reforming "just when I least expected it"? Funny, he's always sounded pretty prepared for it before. I could have sworh that, periodically over the past two years, James himself have raised the notion of the band getting back together.

I imagine he nagged Coxon and Albarn "Are we going to play together soon?" like a child asking his parents "Are we there yet?" on the way to a theme park. Daj

The Void; Teletext page 825; 12th of December, 2008; 3/7.

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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