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artist: captain oats
It's the new Testacc
where is my halo?
artist: captain oats
What I Believe
--I have been with you every day of my life. Tell me you know that.
-- Yes, I know it.
--You must also know that I shall be with you every day that is granted to me from now on. Every evening I shall sit down to dine with you. Not with my body, which is of no importance, but with my soul. Because this evening I have learned, my dear, that in this beautiful world of ours, all things are possible.
...dream within a dream...
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- chance encounters
- local dining in the hood
- errr
- things i see with oats
- fiumicino airport
- i've loved you so long
- oooffff
- i love skins
- bette forever
- well worth the wait
- depression junkies: an homage
- the newly wed game
- adventureland
- proud home owners
- yes we are
- women and dogs
- happiness is
- bud-dog
- mothers and daughters, tits and finger pointing
- fear and loathing in ponte lungo
- can i come in?
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"everything begins and ends at exactly the right time and place"
- testoterone tot
- estrogen tot
- minga puh-lease tot
- the dumpling
- Captain Oats
- sic
- the shortest indian
- Jeff Bridges - makes me see straight
- help the elephants -- noble creatures
- i believe in faeries
- If you're not a badger, don't click
- news from paris, texas
- pidgin english
- the international journal of buffy studies
3 comments:
So, so pleased someone else has discovered this -- very high class indeed. Love it. Haven't seen any of season 3 yet, though, with all-new cast. Am a little apprehensive...
plus, season 3 finally gets the fabulous willa holland - princess of all things teeny AND cruddy.
am also slightly apprehensive but hopefully as good as the first 2
Well now... have watched the 1st 8 episodes of the 3rd season and, so far, it just ain't taking off for me like the first 2 seasons.
The new cast has some interesting characters, but the plotlines feel forced and most of the humour has gone. It feels darker (which is not necessarily a bad thing), but not in a way that I'm buying, dramatically-speaking.
Er... Pseud's Corner for me?
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