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Damn you, BBC!
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Posted 2008-11-09, 10:09 PM
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Posted 2008-11-09, 11:03 PM in reply to WetWired's post "Damn you, BBC!"
Owned.
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Posted 2008-11-09, 11:50 PM in reply to WetWired's post "Damn you, BBC!"
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Have you watched the rest of the series (as far as the new version of the show goes)?
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Posted 2008-11-10, 10:55 AM in reply to Chruser's post starting "Have you watched the rest of the series..."
Yes, I have watched the first episode of the series from a torrent, but heard that BBC has all their shows on their website, so I figured I'd go watch the second (the current) episode there.
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Posted 2008-11-10, 11:20 AM in reply to WetWired's post starting "Yes, I have watched the first episode..."
No, I implied the rest of the series as far as the new format of Top Gear goes, i.e. from 2002 and beyond.
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Posted 2008-11-10, 03:35 PM in reply to WetWired's post starting "Yes, I have watched the first episode..."
You should. It's good. Very good. So good, in fact, that I might go and watch it again on the BBC iPlayer from my little room in England where I can watch things on the iPlayer 'til my eyes bleed.
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Posted 2008-11-10, 03:39 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "You should. It's good. Very good. So..."
Just use a UK proxy, nooooooob.














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Posted 2008-11-11, 11:43 AM in reply to D3V's post starting "Just use a UK proxy, nooooooob."
Such as?
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Posted 2008-11-11, 02:38 PM in reply to WetWired's post starting "Such as?"
one persone gave me a proxy to use ill send it to you ww to see if it works
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Posted 2008-11-11, 06:14 PM in reply to jamer123's post starting "one persone gave me a proxy to use ill..."
His point is that there are very few UK proxies. I can find a million and one US proxies by opening my box of cereal in the morning, but it's bloody difficult to find a working UK one.
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Posted 2008-11-11, 06:28 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "His point is that there are very few UK..."
I has an idea, catch it when its on?
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Posted 2008-11-11, 11:54 PM in reply to Lenny's post starting "His point is that there are very few UK..."
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His point is that there are very few UK proxies. I can find a million and one US proxies by opening my box of cereal in the morning, but it's bloody difficult to find a working UK one.

I have been unable to find any useful (or to be more specific, working) UK proxies. If you're feeling really desperate, I guess restarting Tor until your final Tor node is in the UK could be a viable option, although probably not a very fast one.
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Posted 2008-11-12, 10:27 AM in reply to Kazilla's post starting "I has an idea, catch it when its on?"
That, too, would involve being in the UK.
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