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Murphy
Posted: February 25th, 2008, 9:12am Report to Moderator
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I managed to stay away from the Internet all afternoon and evening today so I could watch the Oscars without having any of the winners ruined for me. In hindsight not sure why I bothered really, It is easy to forget how boring they are!!

I went and changed half of my selections this morning as I had a funny feeling that NCFOM would win a few awards. It was fully deserved although it is a real shame that There Will Be Blood was made in the same year because another time and that would have won everything.

Highlight of the night had to be Glenn Hansaard winning for Once - C'mon the Irish!!!

I will have number 49 please Mr Shelton.
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The boy who could fly
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pick a number?  hmm, the number 23........nah, I'll reverse it and go with 32.


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And the number is.....



42


Murphy came closer with 49.


Yay!  **Balloons, Confetti, Party Whistles**


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Murphy
Posted: February 25th, 2008, 5:59pm Report to Moderator
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Sorry Jordan!

Thanks Shelton!

I should thank my agent, my producers, God, Colonel Sanders, Elvis Presley, the girl downstairs who makes my cappuccino and every member of my family for 9 generations.

But that would just be stupid.

Another historic Oscar win for the Irish though, so for the final word....






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Quoted from Shelton
And the number is.....



42


Murphy came closer with 49.


Technically, I have to stand up for Jordan, here.  By 'Price Is Right' rules, which, I think everyone will agree are pretty much universal rules when it comes to these kind of situations, Jordan is the winner because Murphy went over.

Sorry, Murph.  Can't argue with PIR.  That was a funny acceptance speech, though.


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Technically, I have to stand up for Jordan, here.  By 'Price Is Right' rules, which, I think everyone will agree are pretty much universal rules when it comes to these kind of situations, Jordan is the winner because Murphy went over.

Sorry, Murph.  Can't argue with PIR.  That was a funny acceptance speech, though.


And now my obligatory, probably seen it coming from a mile away, Happy Gilmore response...


"The price is wrong, bitch"


PIR rules do not apply in 1 to 100 and I'm not Bob Barker or Drew Carey, although I wouldn't object if you wanted to have your pet, or even yourself, spayed or neutered.  


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