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Vote for TheShiznit.co.uk in Total Film's 2011 Movie Blog Awards
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Ali
7th January 2011
Looks like we bribed the right people, because TheShiznit.co.uk - that's us - has been nominated for Best Overall Blog in the 2011 Total Film Movie Blog Awards. Warning: shameless self-promotion ahead.

I received a lovely email last night from a strapping chap called Dan at Total Film, who informed me TheShiznit.co.uk has been named as one of the 20 candidates for Best Overall Blog in the 2011 Total Film Movie Blog Awards. Obviously this is brilliant news, because we're up there with the best and the brightest (and Ultraculture.co.uk). I just wish I'd thought a little more about the three-word sell I gave them: "Small but dedicated" is what someone with a tiny wang would say on their online dating form.
Here's what I'm proposing. I'll drop to my knees and fellate every damn one of you if you head over to Total Film and vote for TheShiznit.co.uk. That's a promise: you know, the kind of which someone like David Cameron or Nick Clegg might make. Voting closes on Thursday 27th of January, so don't dick about. Go on, I'd do it for you.


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