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briantrumpet

briantrumpet

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You're telling me that The Magic Roundabout isn't The Bible?!

It was more like the Life of Brian The Snail.
 

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Not having seen the kids program, or read the bible, this is what comes to mind when I hear zebedee

https://www.cmwltd.co.uk/unistrut-channel/nuts-zebedee

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I learnt at some point that they're called that because of the TV character.
 
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If you're researcher/academic/writer, just don't trust AI to do anything that matters.

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If she'd actually asked for a draft and proof-read it she would have spotted the problem.

Even that would have been better, but why not write the thing in the first place if you are giving it all the prompts. If there are legal queries, ask a lawyer - it's not as if this was some two-dime operation.

The thing is that formulating something like this into a coherent written form is part of the process of understanding what you're trying to say, which isn't always perfectly distilled when you start drafting/writing. To me it's as nonsensical as asking someone else to do a weights regime for you, and then wondering why you're still looking like a tub of lard at the end.
 
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Proper Magic Roundabout

Dougal and the Blue Cat, feature length film- 1970 (French version)-1972 (English version)

I think this is when TV creatives did acid rather than coke


View: https://archive.org/details/dougal-and-the-blue-cat/Dougal_and_the_Blue_Cat_VHS_512kbps.mp4


Haha, thanks! I feel I really should try watching the French originals, knowing that the English versions took no notice of the French scripts and just made the stories up from the visual prompts.
 
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