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Graham Bower,
16 January 1999 |
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This week, Graham Bower gets frustrated by Microsoft's double standards.
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Traditionally the end of a year brings with it an opportunity to look back over the cinematic achievements of the last twelve months, to cast a world weary eye towards the fine works committed to celluloid in the name of Art.
With this comes a need, nay a duty, to compile them into a list, to rank them in order of merit. So, as we here at foocha! like to keep on the cutting edge of journalism, here's, as they say, our two cents worth.
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Julie Miller,
16 January 1999 |
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I'm just back from a weeks holiday in Portugal with three girlfriends and our daughters. Three babies under two, and one child under four! And the the fact is, I have never felt so exhausted in all my life.
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Mr Harbour-Barbour,
16 January 1999 |
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Saturday afternoons always find me in a peckish mood. I’m always too tired to sit down a make a good healthy pack lunch and inevitably I find myself drawn to the pre-packaged sandwiches available in many a good corporate grocery.
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We’ve heard all the psychosexual innuendo about red Ferrari’s and seen many a ‘Stop Police!’ video end in tears. But personally, and for many others like myself, nothing can top the thrill of seeing a very, very large vehicle crushing another, smaller vehicle.
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Simon Anderson,
16 January 1999 |
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Forget the pod hotels, endless episodes of Endurance and the infamous vending machines dispensing school girls knickers, Simon Anderson goes beyond the clichés to deliver a taste of the real Tokyo.
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