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Louis Theroux, Adam Buxton & Joe Cornish Amazing Dancing Video From 1990

by Mof Gimmers on October 25, 2011 1 Comment

“South London, Friday night, 1990. Louis Theroux, Adam Buxton & Joe Cornish do some authentic hip-hop style dancing to Dee Lite’s classic Groove Is In The Heart”

Read that again.

If that doesn’t make you giddy, then you’re dead to us. Or, you have different tastes and that’s fine. Whatever. Either way, what you should already be doing is clicking the read more button because there is a video waiting for you that is going to slap a gigantic smile right across your stupid face.

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Creased or Folded? hecklerspray Tells You the Way it is

by Chris Laverty on December 12, 2008 0 Comments

This week’s on and off.

Folded:

Creased:

  • Terminator Salvation trailer (Robot Jox for the new millennium? Only Bale and his shoutyness can make this work)
  • Sundays (still as deathly boring as when you were a kid)
  • Early TV guides (thanks to Christmas publishing dates, if you pick one up this week it’ll probably be for February)
  • Haters (where did this stupid word come from? You’re a hater, she’s a hater – or ‘hatter’ as it’s often spelt on this site. Does anyone over the age of fourteen actually say it out loud? Hope not)
  • Slim David Mitchell (judging by last week’s appearance on Have I Got News For You, those extra pounds were the source of all his powers)
This week’s on and off. Folded: * Star Stories: Elton John (“I’m bald!!” He is, you know) * Drambuie Cream (now impossible to buy in the UK, which is annoying because it’s festive and tastes nice) * Louis Theroux: Law and Disorder in Johannesburg (normally irritating, now interesting. Top telly) * Lily Allen’s new song is not terrible (ugh, we’re filthy, someone run us a bath) * Advent iCal (lameo fun advent calendar for the few days we have left) Creased: * Terminator Salvation trailer (Robot Jox for the new millennium? Only Bale and his shoutyness can make this work) * Sundays (still as deathly boring as when you were a kid) * Early TV guides (thanks to Christmas publishing dates, if you pick one up this week it'll probably be for February) * Haters (where did this stupid word come from? You’re a hater, she’s a hater - or ‘hatter’ as it’s often spelt on this site. Does anyone over the age of fourteen actually say it out loud? Hope not) * Slim David Mitchell (judging by last week’s appearance on Have I Got News For You, those extra pounds were the source of all his powers)