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    <title>CHRISTMAS - 21/11/2005</title>
    <description>You know a lot of us get a bit anxious about buying presents.&amp;nbsp; I had to get something for my sweet, 7 year old niece.&amp;nbsp; I said to my sister,&amp;quot;What will I get her?&amp;quot;My sister replied, &amp;quot;It's simple.&amp;nbsp; She is a 7 year old stereo-typical girl.&amp;nbsp; She loves BARBIE.&amp;nbsp; Get her a BARBIE!&amp;quot;Whoops!&amp;nbsp; I got her a Webber...&amp;nbsp; Apparently that is a Barby!BTW, BARBIE is, I bleieve, a registered trademark.&amp;nbsp; How come people can buy and own words?</description>
    <pubDate>Monday 21 November, 2005</pubDate>
	<link>http://www.bradoakes.com/?blog=7</link>
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    <title>THE LIBRARY - 2/09/2005</title>
    <description>Recently I joined the library.&amp;nbsp; Some things have changed, some remain the same.I was using the exclamation key on the internet and the librarian &amp;quot;Shooshed!&amp;quot; me!Then later on I was yelling and she said, &amp;quot;Just whisper.&amp;quot;&amp;nbsp;&amp;nbsp; So I whispered, &amp;quot;My pet brown snake has escaped from my bag!&amp;quot;</description>
    <pubDate>Friday 2 September, 2005</pubDate>
	<link>http://www.bradoakes.com/?blog=6</link>
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    <title>THE CRY OF THE 'BANSHEE' TRAM - 18/07/2005</title>
    <description>The Last laugh Comedy Theatre stood for twenty years on the corner of Smith and Langridge Streets, Collingwood, where the No&amp;nbsp; 88 tram turns the corner.&amp;nbsp; This route runs a lot of the articulated light rail vehicles.&amp;nbsp; The extra long tram and metallic grind of the wheels on the tracks as the tram turned the corner could set your teeth on edge.&amp;nbsp; Amongst performers it became legendary:&amp;nbsp; If you were on stage performing in the 'Laugh' and you could hear the noise of the tram turning the corner, you were &amp;lsquo;dying&amp;rsquo; on stage. &amp;nbsp;The metallic screech was like the cry of some comedy banshee or other Styxian messenger, come to take you across the&amp;hellip;.river.</description>
    <pubDate>Monday 18 July, 2005</pubDate>
	<link>http://www.bradoakes.com/?blog=5</link>
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    <title>COMEDY = SEX??? - 25/06/2005</title>
    <description>For some time now various medical reports and scientific studies have cited the value of laughter to the promotion of good health.&amp;nbsp; Further, anecdotal evidence suggests that those who have attended a great night of stand-up comedy and laughed for a few hours can score big-time!&amp;nbsp; Often, they go home and have great and wild sex!&amp;nbsp; The reason?&amp;nbsp; The relaxation and joy that comes with fun means that they can get back in touch with each other.DISCLAIMER:&amp;nbsp; this of course cannot be construed as a guarantee, nor does the author take responsibility for those that are just plainly no good at it.&amp;nbsp; (beo)</description>
    <pubDate>Saturday 25 June, 2005</pubDate>
	<link>http://www.bradoakes.com/?blog=4</link>
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    <title>REMOTE CONTROL - 14/06/2005</title>
    <description>Now why is it that the volume control on my TV goes up to 100?&amp;nbsp; I tried it on 95 and I had to stand so far away, I couldn't see the TV.&amp;nbsp; Hmmm?</description>
    <pubDate>Tuesday 14 June, 2005</pubDate>
	<link>http://www.bradoakes.com/?blog=3</link>
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    <title>JUMPING CASTLES - 9/06/2005</title>
    <description>I was pondering on the method of&amp;nbsp;storming a Jumping Castle.&amp;nbsp; Clearly one couldn't use the old Battering Ram.&amp;nbsp; You'd just bounce right back off it!</description>
    <pubDate>Thursday 9 June, 2005</pubDate>
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