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aw sweet theres me on myspace on W&G freinds list!!!!

cracking

have you got one on Tailcast now?
ive just seen it!

Kind Regards

Arnymate

Hey; I love W&G and also Shaun!!

Hi...

Heyo People. I love Wallace and Gromit, Shaun, Nemo, Cookie Monster, Felix, Bob the Builder, Snoopy, Woodstock(Snoopy's yellow bird friend), Peppermint Patty and My teddy bears, Eggs and Fairy Floss!

I love Wallace and Gromit

Lollephant

i see youve done STS the same on bebo,myspace etc apart from that the users are far too young on sts to be allowed to join any of them social networking sites, im gald there confused what they are, there not good places for taht kind of age group anyway.

Jordan - you assume all the people who like STS are in the same age range. This is utterly incorrect.

"users are far too young" they are really young members than others i was saying that most people wont be allowed to join/or may try to join social networking sites and theres been many things about how unsafe they are at the moment.

I agree they are unsafe for young children if they use them without supervision. But it is wrong to assume that everyone who visits the STS site *is* a young child.Our research shows this simply isn't the case. While the forum is mostly full of young kids, the site itself attrachs a very wide range of ages - and it's these people we set this up for.

i said really younger "than others" meaning a whole age range i never meant for it to sound like i was saying all members are aged the same, i know all aardman stuff atracts all ages which is a really good thing. im sure i didnt write my first post that way sorry if my post came out wrong i thoght it made sense.

sorry RichD just making sure people know about these things espcially younger people. im only caring

yeh cos i know someone who likes the sheep in their thirties

...and I know an 86 year old who loves Shaun the Sheep! Like everything Aardman makes it works on many levels.

Aardman is lying everyone! They aren't making "a Matter of loaf and death"!

what!!!!!

no way!

no offence 53 reid, but why would they publicise it so much and have a non binding contract with the BBC for the film if they werent making it?.....exactly! dont fool other members on the forum...
not funny!...also why would they have just invested in a £10m studio for it?

Kind Regards

Arnymate

Coolio!!!

yes, 53reid. please, i were shocked 4 a minuite there

i'm sorry! Aardman is not lieing! they ARE making "Trouble at' mill"!

I even saw the announcement for "Trouble at' Mill" on www.wallaceandgromit.com

The name changed from "Trouble At' Mill" to "A Matter of Loaf and Death", but apart from that everything is still the same and the new film will be released this winter!

I know, but I perfer "Trouble at' mill"

hello?

oh well.

53 reid i agree with you trouble at mill name is better

at least our duo have increased the network now we get more of them but i don'nt think the did it for ststhough
but they do the same on bebo,myspce .etc.

HELLO!!!!!!

I heard that Wallace & Gromit are telling jokes!

JK! (that means "Just Kidding!")

I'll see you l8r. Bye!

Oh, Pur-leeese!

"A Matter of Loaf and Death" is funnier and more apt for the next W&G film. "Trouble at 'Mill" is more suited to a cotton mill (where the phrase originated) than a windmill and, moreover, TAM is not quite as sharp-witted as the original title.

Once again, the Almighty Nick P has used his loaf!!!!

Tee Hee!

Sock Eye Salmon

no offence, Josephine, I disagree with you

gotta go!

i agree with you person whos name i forgot, i fink ur name was 53reid, or maybe it was joshephine, weeeeeel i cant remember who it was but i agree with you