Amy Winehouse (aged 14) In The Fast Show

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Amy Winehouse (aged 14) in The Fast Show

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Nice one www.popbitch.com.

Just found this post from 2004 regarding Amy Winehouse (and I'm sure there's more in the archive), where I was whooping with glee because she bigged up my website in an interview with the BBC. It's not archived on the webwise page, like they've airbrushed La Winehouse from the pages of history, so I wondered if it was anywhere else? Would look good, now she is a big star about to die and everything. But no. The wayback machine has version from February and then nothing again until this in June.

Bah.

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RE: Amy Winehouse (aged 14) in The Fast Show

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That was on BBC3 last night as part of a program about annoying pop stars.

muddyfunkster :: 5 Oct :: 2007 :: Comment / reply

hurrah

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If there was a prize to be had for being the first one to reply to me this week, you would have it...

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Ha, comments a bit thin last week? I had a really busy week, partly hangover induced.

What do you mean "If there was a prize"? Isn't there a prize? I want another Pooex t-shirt.

muddyfunkster :: 8 Oct :: 2007 :: Comment / reply

Comments were very thin on the ground, I did feel abandoned

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Amy Winehouse (aged 14) In The Fast Show

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