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On 12:20 on Friday 6 November 2009, wrote
I love Rob Brydon. I LOVE HIM. Look at his beautiful face.
On 11:04 on Friday 6 November 2009, wrote
As a man of Welsh heritage, I would like to congratulate Ben on summing up its people rather nicely. Oh, and Dara most certainly books at Pizza Hut. Once he left I found some of his receipts...
On 10:56 on Friday 6 November 2009, wrote
Rob Brydon is a legend. Dara definetly books at Pizza Hut and James is so envious of the presenter's tie!
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On 02:56 on Saturday 7 November 2009, wrote
Rob Brydon's face is too perfect here, just brilliant