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November 5th 14, 04:40 PM
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Adventurous Tram Ride?
Steve Fitzgerald ] wrote:
In message , Offramp writes "Destination unknown" always sounds better. I've always rather liked the San Francisco destination of 'Nowhere in Particular' I don't know why, but whenever I'm on the Jubbly line I ponder that "Destination: Stanmore" would make an excellent name for a book or film, probably a dark and futuristic thriller or horror. It needs to be said with suitable Hollywood Voiceover Gravitas for full effect. |
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November 5th 14, 05:25 PM
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Adventurous Tram Ride?
On 2014\11\05 16:40, Clank wrote:
Steve Fitzgerald ] wrote: In message , Offramp writes "Destination unknown" always sounds better. I've always rather liked the San Francisco destination of 'Nowhere in Particular' I don't know why, but whenever I'm on the Jubbly line I ponder that "Destination: Stanmore" would make an excellent name for a book or film, probably a dark and futuristic thriller or horror. It needs to be said with suitable Hollywood Voiceover Gravitas for full effect. "FAHRTZIEL: MORDEN" |
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