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@Shanethefilmmaker I think she says something like "in [whatever] metres, turn left...whatever" which I think is still pretty funny:-)

@easycomego Yes I was thinking the same thing. For some reason, it's a hard one for most people to do well. Stephen's isn't perfect here, but it comes close.

@amaliathecyclist It's called "Need You Tonight" by Australian band INXS

Never occurred to me when I was a kid, but looking back now I can see just how much better a dancer (and all round performer I guess) Joey was than any of the other boys who came after him, with the exception of maybe Vince. Being typical teenage boys they just didn't seem to have the same coord...

@feliciab2 That should have been 1:47

All I can say watching this, after first seeing Vanessa's first contestant appearance (with the Alphabet song) is that she certainly came a long way in 3 years! It's a shame Vanessa didn't stay in show business because she and Juanita were the two girls who I felt really could have (or should ha...

I love this sketch, and seriously when you think about the American psyche compared to the Australian psyche, and that the first white Americans were, as Greg points out, religious puritans, while the first white Australians were convicts....well it explains a lot about the differences between ou...

Thank you! I posted this to my facebook for Remembrance Day. I'm torn though; this version is so beautiful and emotional. but there is something raw and heart-wrenching about Paul Gross's original. I guess the interesting thing is that they show the different perspectives; his from the soldier...

@RideForever139 Thank you so much:-D I did try hard to match the lyrics and images so it's good to know I didn't do too badly:-)

...AND DID I MENTION THE RHINOS?!?!:-D

Don't know why but that line makes me chuckle every time. Shame there aren't a lot of times in my every day life I'll get a chance to drop that line into the conversation.

This is one of my favourite Christmas songs of all time. And these are the ONLY words I will accept! It was written for this movie, so the words should not have been changed. And I read that although it was written for this movie, it was written during the WW2 era, so there was also a secondar...

This has become one of my favourite Christmas songs, and I was so happy to hear it being used in TV ads for Target (Australia) this year.

I love "Tears Are Not Enough" and I loved YTT's version of it. It was Canada's version of "We Are the World". This was the first time I ever heard it, and now I have a full-fledged love of Canada, and Canadian music. I recently bought an anthology of Canadian music with this song included, and...