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Aardman Studios fire


A warehouse containing most of the sets and models for Aardman studios has burned down. No one was hurt in the fire. Aardman's Nick Park said "Even though it's precious stuff and nostalgic - and it's dreadful news for the company, in the light of other tragedies it's not a big deal." Nice that he can keep his perspective, but it's still sad to see 20 years worth of work destroyed.

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8:49 AM

That is so sad. Why can't the Bratz factory burn down instead?    



9:25 AM

...or the Polly Pockets factory.

There ain't a day that goes by without me stepping on a tiny displaced plastic shoe.


xoxo Rev. Jack    



10:24 AM

What? Who? Where am I?    



9:32 PM

This is terrible news!

We just saw the new Wallace and Gromit movie. It was wonderful. Wonderful I tell you!

I agree with Her Milfesty, Bratz or the Power Ranger factory would have been so much better, for humanity and culture.    



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