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The Rabbi
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Australia
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Joined: May, 2004
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 Posted - 2004/10/28 : 21:26:50
Hey Everyone,
having moved to London for a working holiday from sydney i had no clue who this man was until i picked up his book "stop the ride, i want to get off" and after reading probably the first 2 pages i was on the floor laughing my ass off.
since reading that i've also read "Dodgy dave's little black book" and im making it a mission to pick up "Raving lunacy" and "the ride's back on" before i leave.
i had no idea he had such an influence with some favourite movies of mine such as "lock stock" and "snatch" (2 of the best films EVER!) and the rave scene as well.
but i wanted to ask everyone what their opinions are of this bloke cause i for one think he's the dogs bollocks. anyone with me?
"I'd say it's like a wax museum with a pulse"
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djDMS
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Posted - 2004/10/28 : 23:59:23
I find it hard to understand how people who were once notorious criminals can suddenly become celebrities without anyone batting an eyelid!
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Em Jay
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/10/29 : 00:14:29
which one is he?
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Excessive
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 2004/10/29 : 13:52:17
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Originally posted by djDMS:
I find it hard to understand how people who were once notorious criminals can suddenly become celebrities without anyone batting an eyelid!
I agree. It's like Ronnie Biggs "The great train robber". Great? He robbed one train and he got caught. Not very great was he.
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