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Bookmarked. Courtesy of Jay
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Ad Breakdown's pick of 2007
Gives links to the best ads on 2007 on UK TV, which I have copy/pasted below. Some are better than others, and they are all pretty UK based (other than the US version specified) but are just funny!
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Tiger attacks visitors at US zoo
One person has been killed and two others injured after a tiger escaped from its cage at San Francisco Zoo.
All of the victims were visitors to the zoo, a spokesman for San Francisco emergency services said.
The Siberian tiger, named Tatiana, was the same one that mauled a keeper just before Christmas last year. It has now been shot dead.
The incident occurred as the zoo was closing around 1700 (0100 GMT). It is not clear how the cat escaped its pen.
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Interesting and worth remembering. Also very ethically Green, with the emphasis on Recycle :)
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The 34 handwritten cards were sent and signed by Chet Fitch, who died in October aged 88, with "Heaven" given as the return address.
In a message on the cards, Mr Fitch said God had allowed him back to Earth specially to deliver the cards.
But his barber told local media they had planned the ruse together.
Patty Dean, 57, was quoted by the Ashland Daily Tidings newspaper as saying Mr Fitch had approached her with the idea in 1987, saying he wanted to play one last trick on people after his death.
She said he told her a week before his death that she would probably be able to send the cards this year.
The card showed Mr Fitch square-dancing with his wife Jessie, who herself died in 1995.
"I asked Big Guy if I could sneak back and send some cards," he wrote in the card.
"At first he said no; but at my insistence he finally said, 'Oh well, what the heaven, go ahead but don't [tarry] there.'
"Better get back as Big Guy said he stretched a point to let me in the first time, so I had better not press my luck," he ended the message.
"I'll probably be seeing you (some sooner than you think). Wishing you a very Merry Christmas."
Friends and relatives were both amazed and amused.
Mr Fitch's daughter, Tangren Alexander, described the card as "sweet and funny. So much like him".
"When I opened his card, all I could think was: 'You little stinker,'" said Debbie Hansen-Bernard, an old friend.
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Phoning my brother in Australia, via telediscount so it is only 1p a minute. OK, this is 60p an hour but we are talking about Australia here!
11 hours difference ~ it is already nearly 11am Christmas day there.
So, Merry Christmas / Seasons Greetings / Yuletide / etc
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NORAD are tracking Santa ~ Currenly he is in Iles Crozet, French Southern and Antarctic Lands
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