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Heath Franklin's Chopper - Harden the F#ck Up Australia
Starring Heath Franklin as Chopper and Mini-Chopper as Mini-Chopper from TVs The Ronnie Johns Half Hour Sometimes life seems a bit tough, and you just feel like finding a quiet corner and having a cry. Well it's times like these that Chopper thinks you should take off your skirt, grow a moustache and harden the f**k up.
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Starring Heath Franklin as Chopper and Mini-Chopper as Mini-Chopper from TVs The Ronnie Johns Half Hour Sometimes life seems a bit tough, and you just feel like finding a quiet corner and having a cry. Well it's times like these that Chopper thinks you should take off your skirt, grow a moustache and harden the f**k up.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Heath Franklin
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Laughing Stock Productions Ltd.
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