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51Grantham dramatic society — are a local amateur drama group in Grantham, Lincolnshire, England.* [http://www.granthamdramaticsociety.co.uk Grantham Dramatic Society] The aim of the society is to put on plays in as professional a manner as possible, whilst enjoying and… …
52List of Dragon Half characters — The list of characters from the manga, Dragon Half . Dragon Half has such a colorful cast, with several of the characters named after famous RPG game mascots. [ [http://www.studio zoe.com/kurokami Mita Ryusuke English page] 2nd March 2008]… …
53Список компьютерных и видеоигр: T-Z — Это алфавитный список компьютерных и видеоигр. Компьютерные и видеоигры A C | D H | I O | P S | T Z | А Я …
54Blackburn Drama Club — Infobox Theatre Group bgcolour = name = Blackburn Drama Club imagesize = caption = formed = 1944 location = flagicon|ENG Blackburn, Lancashire, England disbanded = notable = homepage = [http://www.blackburndramaclub.co.uk… …
55Live Earth (2007 concert) — infobox music festival music festival name = Live Earth location =Sydney, Johannesburg, New Jersey, Rio de Janeiro, Antarctica, Tokyo, Kyoto, Shanghai, London, Hamburg, Washington D.C. and Rome Participation = Madonna, Red Hot Chili Peppers,… …
56The Ben Stiller Show — infobox television show name = The Ben Stiller Show caption = The Ben Stiller Show logo format = Comedy runtime = 23 minutes creator = Ben Stiller Judd Apatow starring = Ben Stiller Andy Dick Janeane Garofalo Bob Odenkirk theme music composer =… …
57List of best-selling video games — This is a list of video games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies, including the top ten best selling franchises. ConsolesAtariAtari 2600Atari 2600 games that have sold or shipped at least one million copies. * Pac Man (7… …
58Midwestern Songs of the Americas — Studio album by Dillinger Four Released …
59gob — 1. noun /ɡɒb/ a) A lump of soft or sticky material. Hes always stuffing his gob with fast food. b) The mouth. Oi, you, shut your gob! Syn: mouth, cakehole …
60yokel — A contemptuous term for a country bumpkin, in use since the beginning of the nineteenth century. It may derive from the connection of a yoke with a ploughman, though yokel was also a dialect word for a kind of woodpecker. The word is not often …
