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andrew (13:18 18/1/2009)
Stoppers (07:37 19/1/2009)
filecore (09:08 19/1/2009)
asm1 (16:16 21/1/2009)
filecore (17:13 21/1/2009)
epistaxsis (11:27 22/1/2009)
filecore (12:32 22/1/2009)
andrew (21:16 21/1/2009)
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Andrew |
Message #109141, posted by andrew at 13:18, 18/1/2009 |
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Simon Willcocks |
Message #109144, posted by Stoppers at 07:37, 19/1/2009, in reply to message #109141 |
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Huh?
Oh. 
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7836151.stm |
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Jason Togneri |
Message #109145, posted by filecore at 09:08, 19/1/2009, in reply to message #109144 |
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Yeah, it was a bit cryptic, wasn't it? Needlessly obscure, in fact. Anyway, shame about Mr. Hart. I'm sure we all watched that art show as children... it's in the same era as RISC OS as a general-use OS in homes and schools. What a bunch of old relics we all are. |
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Andrew |
Message #109171, posted by asm1 at 16:16, 21/1/2009, in reply to message #109145 |
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Appropriate though that Pic of Morph. Sorry to hear about Tony Hart's passing, loved watching him, even though I was never artistically inclined. I think it was his sheer passion for what he was doing that made me (and a lot of other people I'm sure) enjoy his show's so much. |
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Jason Togneri |
Message #109172, posted by filecore at 17:13, 21/1/2009, in reply to message #109171 |
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At first I thought it was another Aardman problem (like the fire in the studio that melted all the Wallace and Gromit figures) - as Tony Hart didn't make Morph, Aardman Animation did. |
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Andrew |
Message #109174, posted by andrew at 21:16, 21/1/2009, in reply to message #109171 |
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Appropriate though that Pic of Morph. Sorry to hear about Tony Hart's passing, loved watching him, even though I was never artistically inclined. I think it was his sheer passion for what he was doing that made me (and a lot of other people I'm sure) enjoy his show's so much. There was some art program I watched for a bit a few months ago and it was ego-centred on the two presenters. |
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keith dunlop |
Message #109177, posted by epistaxsis at 11:27, 22/1/2009, in reply to message #109172 |
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At first I thought it was another Aardman problem (like the fire in the studio that melted all the Wallace and Gromit figures) - as Tony Hart didn't make Morph, Aardman Animation did. 
OK perhaps it is just me but when I see Morph I think of Tony Hart not some animation company... |
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Jason Togneri |
Message #109180, posted by filecore at 12:32, 22/1/2009, in reply to message #109177 |
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Me too, generally, but in these cases it's not always clear. Especially when there was no other context whatsoever to the original message. I thought the creator of Morph had died or something, and I knew it wasn't made by Tony Hart. The only way that post could have been any more vague would have been to not include an image at all. |
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