Unusual :cyclingwimb: post from me, anybody see that Armstrong documentary last night?

[Classic Jorge]

I'd paid very little attention to the whole business, and to Armstrong in general, but this documentary was absolutely gripping.

Appologies if this is a :noah:, but if not you should track it down.

['Neg]

[Ashberto]

but they didn't show Hard Days Night again, which I missed. :-(

[Snin]

of taxi'ing..i.e being suprised that life/taxi driving is tough in some 3rd world country ..

[Snin]

he got caught in the end!

[Classic Jorge]

Funnily enough I had watched 'children' of HDN over the weekend, The Monkees and Big Time Rush are both pretty much carbon copies.

In the case of the Monkees, Refelson ripped them off directly from it and it's hard to argue that Big Time Rush didn't too, even if the carbon paper is very much diminished 50 years later.

[Ben.]

the Iqaluit one, was surprisingly good.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Ashberto]

[Snin]

to bangcock/.vietnam wherever he was few weeks back..2 nice daughters the Indian chap had though, he should sell them imo to keep his house :titsup:

[Classic Jorge]

[Ben.]

have thought twice about sending their presenters to stay with two 13 year olds, considering.
1 and 3 were similar, the middle one was by far the best, the fact everyone spoke English fluently plus his relationship with Craig, who was quite funny.
Also the most fascinating of the loactions imo

[Snin]

uncomfortable imo..esp as they would think he was some TV star and a possible ticket out of poverty and he kept calling them beautiful ...filthy beggar..

[Ben.]

They're probably bored stiff and he is quite entertaining.
Their Dad doesn't strike me as a bundle of laughs, although tbf you can't blame him.

[Berni]

Bunch of overrated scouse c**ts imo.