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Listed below are comments made by Chacor between Monday, 2nd June 2008 and Friday, 26th June 2009.

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Virgin could prove the Manor born 3:45pm on 26 Jun 2009 Peter Windsor was very good at moderating the press conferences, so I was surprised to hear someone else doing it for the British GP. This clears that up, then.
Secrets of the fixture computer 09:14am on 15 Jun 2009 "He also manually creates the fixtures for Boxing Day and 28 December to try to minimise the travelling distance for fans."

All this yells out at me that those Chelsea v Arsenal and Man Utd v Liverpool weekends aren't exactly random.
THE ORIGINS OF STEPHEN! 1:28pm on 09 Jun 2009 That's a great video, loved it.
RETRO TEXT THE NATION 1:14pm on 09 Jun 2009 Seconding JoeintheUSA (#4) and the many other others that this was a pretty bad TTN. And yet it was a rather enjoyable (R)TTN in a weird sort of way.

Regards from Singapore.
F1 gossip column 11:29am on 26 Mar 2009 Albert Park has been a doubt for ages, but it's still going strong. At worst I think they'll go back to Adelaide. We won't be losing the Aussie GP soon.
Hamilton goes viral 12:15pm on 16 Mar 2009 There's a totally different viral video going around... that of Kimi overtaking Heikki during testing on the starting grid. Not looking good for McLaren. Cheering Seb Vettel on this year, myself.
After the Summer of Sport, the autumn Inside... 1:18pm on 27 Sep 2008 Amanda: I assume Inside Sport will likewise make a return soon on BBC World News?
Typhoon threatens equestrian preparations in Hong Kong 12:00pm on 06 Aug 2008 Let's get this right:

It WASN'T a typhoon; it was a Severe Tropical Storm. There was a Gale Signal No. 8 raised in Hong Kong; known colloquially as typhoon signal 8; this "typhoon" wasn't a "Category 8".
Smear fightback 01:30am on 13 Jun 2008 What a lame site. Funny, I don't see 'change' from the senator here – where's his message that should say he does not believe McCain is behind this (which he isn't, it's other idiots like Limbaugh) or that there are similar smears against McCain that equally should receive no attention?

If he wants to be a politician of change shouldn't he start by speaking out against the rumour-mongers targetting his opponent too? I don't know, because to me surely that would win him support from more people as he would seem to be magnanimous.
The King and I 11:08am on 02 Jun 2008 Wait. What's the situation here? That Jonathan Head's reports on the coup insulted the monarchy? Or that he reported about an opponent to something that HRH the King gave his backing to?

Could we have some additional context please Jon?

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