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nuts wrote: To be quite honest its rarer than rocking horse shit, as i said i've been after this for many years so hence would probably pay the asking price . The last few times it has been listed on ebay it has fetched well over £200,but i suppose you CAN pay too much for some things,but the completist in me says that i want it and would have probably bid a bit more if i was not at work.
Is your collection catalogued somewhere nutbag? Online? I'd like to check out your size.
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I have the excrement of a Rocking Horse on permanent sale at my allotment.
It usually fetches about 50 pence a bag.
depthcharge wrote: Speaking of lunch, where's Patsy today?
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Observing from afar, DC.
It's good to know you're thinking of me.
My lunch or yours?
Huntsman wrote: He's working on his tap dance routine.
Does the water gush out when he jumps onto the taps?
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depthcharge wrote:
Huntsman wrote: He's working on his tap dance routine.
Does the water gush out when he jumps onto the taps?
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From what I've heard the only water splash routine is when P launches from a ramp to clear a thousand dancing girls. The crowd go wild, throwing their stetsons onto the stage in merriment.
Sometimes Huckler, it's hard to reconcile the conservative and polite Pats from this forum with all your wild accounts of his true life. But the facts speak for themselves I guess.
It's something like a 70's Neil Diamond jumpsuit look he favours?
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depthcharge wrote: Sometimes Huckler, it's hard to reconcile the conservative and polite Pats from this forum with all your wild accounts of his true life. But the facts speak for themselves I guess.
It's something like a 70's Neil Diamond jumpsuit look he favours?
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I too am eagerly waiting to find out, DC.
depthcharge wrote: Sometimes Huckler, it's hard to reconcile the conservative and polite Pats from this forum with all your wild accounts of his true life. But the facts speak for themselves I guess.
It's something like a 70's Neil Diamond jumpsuit look he favours?
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That was last year's.
I can't confirm this, hearing it again through the grape juice, but he was pictured wandering bemused in Malibu dressed as a pineapple.
Pineapple? Well he'd be perfect for a Revenge karaoke number at the bar later. Perhaps after a few Flaming Lamborghinis.
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depthcharge wrote: Pineapple? Well he'd be perfect for a Revenge karaoke number at the bar later. Perhaps after a few Flaming Lamborghinis.
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Is that a type of drink, DC?
Patrick wrote:
depthcharge wrote: Pineapple? Well he'd be perfect for a Revenge karaoke number at the bar later. Perhaps after a few Flaming Lamborghinis.
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Is that a type of drink, DC?
It's a fruit I believe. Sort of rough on the top with spiky leaves. Revenge actually had a single called Pineapple Face, interestingly.
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I think I might have bought a Revenge CD. I might have listened to it once. I believe I threw it away.
Patrick wrote: I think I might have bought a Revenge CD. I might have listened to it once. I believe I threw it away.
Think I must be the last cat on earth who thought they were OK.
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depthcharge wrote:
Patrick wrote: I think I might have bought a Revenge CD. I might have listened to it once. I believe I threw it away.
Think I must be the last cat on earth who thought they were OK.
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Yes, the other one was destroyed in '86.
Poor bastard lost the use of its hind legs.
Huntsman wrote: He hasn't seen my wagon has he?
I was under the impression that you were more of a pedal-pusher than a car driver H? How do you suppose Pats gets to work?
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I do motor around hill and dale with my pedal iron, of course. Although some annoying twizzle stick appropriated my bicycle pump recently - it was the envy of the town.
I was thinking P went to work in a Roller, Chauffeur driven.
The studio doesn't permit bus usage.
depthcharge wrote:
Patrick wrote: I think I might have bought a Revenge CD. I might have listened to it once. I believe I threw it away.
Think I must be the last cat on earth who thought they were OK.
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That was a few years ago. I might perhaps feel differently today.
depthcharge wrote:
Huntsman wrote: He hasn't seen my wagon has he?
I was under the impression that you were more of a pedal-pusher than a car driver H? How do you suppose Pats gets to work?
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I drive myself to work, DC. I used to walk to work, but I was younger then.
Studio huh? I inch closer to the pot of gold each day.
Is this the sort of hi-tech tourer one would hire in Marske?
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depthcharge wrote: Studio huh? I inch closer to the pot of gold each day.
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I thought you had concluded you were already there, DC.
Play their first album P and you might need to boil your bed linen.
'The Trouble with Women', re-mix (on FAC 143c) was their pinnacle, surely.
Huntsman wrote: Play their first album P and you might need to boil your bed linen.
'The Trouble with Women', re-mix (on FAC 143c) was their pinnacle, surely.
I wasn't seriously suggesting that I was planning to reexamine the question, H.
Although your comment makes me think perhaps I should.
depthcharge wrote: Studio huh? I inch closer to the pot of gold each day.
Is this the sort of hi-tech tourer one would hire in Marske?
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This is going to sound quite bizarre, but given Marske is about 1 mile square, with, say, 5 roads, we do have '1' person who actually drives around in the self same vehicle.
I overtake it on my pump-less bike.
Patrick wrote:
depthcharge wrote: Studio huh? I inch closer to the pot of gold each day.
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I thought you had concluded you were already there, DC.
Far from it, although the profile is now coming together nicely. I just need to keep following Hustler around the forums with a bucket and collecting his swill.
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