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An 'Iscariot's Carry Oot' was a measure used in the early Christian period amounting to a volume of wine valued at 30 pieces of silver.

As opposed to "carry on Iscariot" which allegedly featured Kenneth Williams as Jesus, Charles Haughtry as Pontus Pilate, Sid James as Judas and Babs Windsor as Mary Magdalene

Pinewood denied the existence of this film but rumours persist

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As opposed to "carry on Iscariot" which allegedly featured Kenneth Williams as Jesus, Charles Haughtry as Pontus Pilate, Sid James as Judas and Baba Windsor as Mary Magdalene

Pinewood denied the existence of this film but rumours persist

Read about that in Hattie Jaques' autobiography. Apparently they couldn't stop giggling at the crucifixion scene when Haughtry remarked favourably on the subject of Jesus' bit of hard wood.

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Over a lifetime, the average British adult will spend the equivalent of two full months watching the credits of TV programmes, with 95% of viewers agreeing that 90% of this is unwelcome and wasted time.  In over 90% of cases, the credits being watched will have already been seen ten times and teach the viewer nothing new.  

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In his younger days, serial killer, Peter Sutcliffe was part of the underground Yorkshire rap scene, where he went by the name of the Yorkshire rapper. This was then altered by the media when his hidious crimes came to light.

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