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[Inspector Tanzi]

Black pudding is great; especially all mixed in with your baked beans.

I suspect that it is a food that only nonces don't eat.

I don't like baked beans either...

You haven't been playing 5 a side football with Kunt have you? 

[gnorthcott]

Too far for me im afraid,actually...was i even invited  

I wish there was more stuff like this in the south west

I live in the Southwest, Tavistock. Where are you based?

We have already had this conversation paul,Im just outside exeter mate,why dont you drive and give me a lift  

Its funny because my sister goes out with a right tit and he loves the wurzels,they gig at our local motel about twice a year and my sisters bloke and all his mates go there with straw hats and dungarees on,drinking cider and they absolutely love it.Bearing in mind he is my age(26),its quite embarrassing....and since when have people from the south west been carrot munchers?I have never heard that one    oh,and i have never had black pudding either 

[Paul]

I don't drive but if I'm ever in Exeter I'll let you know. Never been but I do keep telling the missus that we should go for a look-see.

[gnorthcott]

Yeah go for it paul,we can go and watch the wurzels together
Is everyone taking their partners or is this a lads only thing?Il see if i can fit it in to my busy schedule and if my mrs will let me off my leash for a few days,then yeah il be up for it,then i can show you how us farmers roll 

[Inspector Tanzi]

Yeah go for it paul,we can go and watch the wurzels together
Is everyone taking their partners or is this a lads only thing?Il see if i can fit it in to my busy schedule and if my mrs will let me off my leash for a few days,then yeah il be up for it,then i can show you how us farmers roll 

The car park will have more Tractors and Combine Harvesters than cars in it! 

[Stephen Grimes]

The car park will have more Tractors and Combine Harvesters than cars in it! 

Ohh-arr,ohh-arr!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb63PdPweDc&feature=related

[Kevin Coed]

Is everyone taking their partners or is this a lads only thing?Il see if i can fit it in to my busy schedule and if my mrs will let me off my leash for a few days,then yeah il be up for it,then i can show you how us farmers roll 

If I go then the Mrs will be with me. She drank Jonny under the table at Bradford to be fair. But, saying that, one of my kids could have done the same.

[Stephen Grimes]

She drank Jonny under the table at Bradford to be fair. But, saying that, one of my kids could have done the same.

Ouch!

[Kevin Coed]

She drank Jonny under the table at Bradford to be fair. But, saying that, one of my kids could have done the same.

Ouch!

That's what Jonny said.

[gnorthcott]

Double ouch 

[Jonny]

Double ouch�

It's all true.

[Kevin Coed]

It was starting on the vodka that did it. Probably not our most sensible move.

[Jonny]

It was starting on the vodka that did it. Probably not our most sensible move.

Yeah, it seemed like a good idea at the time! Had a great day though.

[R-T-C Tim]

Any news on the festival at all? So long as I am not on top of a mountain, I will certainly be coming along.

[Jonny]

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"Fantastiq news! Derby to host new fantasy film festival

Summer 2013 slot confirmed at one of the UK’s leading indie cinemas

QUAD and Reel Solutions are proud to announce FANTASTIQ, a new three-day film and TV festival focusing on fantasy, sci-fi and horror. Fans of the genre will be thrilled and chilled to learn that this exciting new venture is born of a dynamic partnership between QUAD, one of the best independent cinemas in the country, and Reel Solutions, the respected Yorkshire-based film bureau known for its work on an array of festivals across the UK.

The first edition of FANTASTIQ will take place on the weekend of August 9-11 2013 at Derby QUAD, the vibrant three-screen complex in the centre of Derby that enjoys a reputation for intelligent film programming. FANTASTIQ will form part of an acclaimed annual programme that already includes iDFest, Whooverville, and Edge-Lit making Derby one of the strongest hubs for genre film programming in the country.

As its name suggests FANTASTIQ will be heavily rooted in “films fantastique”. Fantasy film fans can look forward to the best of the gory, glory days of Universal, AIP, Hammer and Amicus as well as European shockers, forgotten gems from the vaults and an array of cult figures on the guest list.

Plans for 2013 include a 50th anniversary celebration of Doctor Who and centenary screenings dedicated to the late, great master of fantastic cinema Peter Cushing (1913-1994).

Programming will be led by Reel Solutions’ Tony Earnshaw and QUAD’s Adam J Marsh

Adam J Marsh, Cinema Programmer at QUAD says: “It is great to be able to bring Fantastiq to Derby. Fantasy, science-fiction and horror play a strong part in the British film industry, in its past, present and future, so it is an honour to be able to represent genre cinema with this wonderful three-day festival.”

Tony Earnshaw, Programming & Festivals Director at Reel Solutions says: “We are delighted to be working with QUAD. We wanted to do something different to the standard genre film festival and we were thrilled that our partners at QUAD shared our enthusiasm and vision. We look forward to making Fantastiq a unique and must-attend annual fixture on the festival calendar.”

Tony Earnshaw has a reputation as one of the UK’s leading genre film programmers having organised the popular Fantastic Films Weekend in Bradford for 10 years. He was previously Head of Film Programming at the National Media Museum in Bradford and artistic director of Bradford International Film Festival for 12 years. He was part of the project team that helped deliver Bradford’s designation as the world’s first UNESCO City of Film and has programmed for the National Film Theatre in London. He is also a journalist, broadcaster and award-winning author specialising in the cinema.

Adam J Marsh has more than10 years’ experience in independent cinema culminating in his current position as QUAD’s cinema programmer and Director of iDFest. He has overseen QUAD’s growth in commerce and reputation over the past three years. He is also a screenwriter - whose debut feature film Devil’s Tower is currently in post production - and a freelance lecturer on Sheffield Hallam’s Screenwriting BA course"