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SteveW

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18th Nov 08 at 15:17

It was based inside the human body.

had some white bearded chap and loads of little people within the human body..

what was that ??

its bugging me now

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18th Nov 08 at 15:20

Did it involve school kids going on a school bus everywhere? Like it could turn into a very small bus to go inside the human body and things? I think I know what you're on about but I can't recall the name

[Edited on 18-11-2008 by radicalry00]

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18th Nov 08 at 15:21

no idea mate. never heard of such a thing.

Conway563

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18th Nov 08 at 15:48

Once upon a time.....life

SteveW

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18th Nov 08 at 15:49

quote:
Originally posted by Conway563
Once upon a time.....life

was it french ??

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18th Nov 08 at 15:50

quote:
Originally posted by SteveW
It was based inside the human body.

had some white bearded chap and loads of little people within the human body..

what was that ??

its bugging me now

Sure this wasn't your school teenager sex education lesson?

Conway563

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18th Nov 08 at 15:50

Yeah, was originally french I think

http://www.procidis.com/

SteveW

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18th Nov 08 at 15:52

quote:
Originally posted by VXR

quote:
Originally posted by SteveW
It was based inside the human body.

had some white bearded chap and loads of little people within the human body..

what was that ??

its bugging me now

Sure this wasn't your school teenager sex education lesson?

he was gentle and had warm hands

Simon

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18th Nov 08 at 16:06

numbskulls?

nathy_87

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18th Nov 08 at 16:07

the magic school bus?

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18th Nov 08 at 16:14

quote:
Originally posted by radicalry00
Did it involve school kids going on a school bus everywhere? Like it could turn into a very small bus to go inside the human body and things? I think I know what you're on about but I can't recall the name

[Edited on 18-11-2008 by radicalry00]

Magic School bus?
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=H8KaZeNA7Ys

nathy_87

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18th Nov 08 at 16:32

Fonz please look above your post

Kurt

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18th Nov 08 at 17:24

i know the one you mean.. there was a magazine to accompany it and you got a piece of the body to build

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18th Nov 08 at 17:35

SteveW

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18th Nov 08 at 17:41

KRANG !

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18th Nov 08 at 19:17

I remember this program too. Was awesome

Icy

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18th Nov 08 at 19:43

me too.
was old old skool eh, that the colors were very dull looking?

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18th Nov 08 at 20:12

A friend of mine has the books for it too. You have to keep them in the right order because all the spines together make up a picture...

Theham85

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18th Nov 08 at 20:34

Was it not just called "The human body", I remember something like that and they made it into a book and each week you had to buy the latest edition as it had some body part so you could eventually build a human body.

STEvieXE

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18th Nov 08 at 20:42

quote:
Originally posted by Colin

now your talkin

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18th Nov 08 at 20:46

Found it, was called Once Upon a Time... Life

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Time..._Life

[Edited on 18-11-2008 by ed]

Theham85

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18th Nov 08 at 20:47

quote:
Originally posted by ed
Found in, it was called Once Upon a Time... Life

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Once_Upon_a_Time..._Life

Legend

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18th Nov 08 at 20:48

This used to be one of my favourites. Used to watch it every Sunday morning

Theham85

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18th Nov 08 at 20:53

I remember getting up early on a sunday and "The magic roundabout" and "Tales from the riverbank" were always on

col

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18th Nov 08 at 21:05

i rember this

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