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depthcharge wrote: the conservative and polite Pats from this forum

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By the way, DC, I neglected to thank you for being so kind. Thank you.

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The Man Up North wrote: Who gives a damn if there are only three of them in the whole world!!!

535 canadian dollars for those stupid remixes is wrong and ridiculous!!! These people do not know how to use their money properly, do they??? What a bunch of wankers! NOBODY IN THE WORLD KNOWS ABOUT THE FACT IT'S A FACTORY PROMO AND NOBODY CARES!!!

People are starving all over the world... why not make a donation of half the amount you paid for that stupid item... wouldn't you feel better ?

Rant over.

(can't stand stupid collectors)

Some people are not buying an item for the tracks, the are buying the item for the item itself. Heck, one could download the tracks for free if it was just the tracks...

Why do it? Some people would pay millions to get an old painting from some dead guy who was good at putting oil-paint onto a canvas when they could get a replica for close to nothing.

Next time, instead of spending all the money at the bar, donate half of it to starving people. And I know for sure that you'll feel better the next morning... :)

(can't stand ignorant people)

/TLV

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Huntsman wrote:

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.

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The bizarre thing is I'm not that surprised.

Does it have feet trap doors for extra power on the mild inclines?

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depthcharge wrote:

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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Keep in mind, DC, that H's clues might be leading you astray.

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By the way, H, are there any developments to report with the expert listener?

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Patrick wrote: Keep in mind, DC, that H's clues might be leading you astray.

Come now Pats, Hustler's hardly one to embellish or mislead anyone.

By the way, you neglected to mention what kind of car you favour for your commute?

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Actually, I did drop an unusually foul turnip regarding 'the studio', so to address the balance I'll fill my bucket with the following medium quality soil with which to spread over the field:

Pastie would be very handy if you found you had been derailed by a careless bubbly wrapper, idly hurled into the wind.

He of the pastry is 'unlikely' to ever walk further than the kettle, his shoe leather actually thicker than their purchase date: 15th August 1974. He didn't win 'The Office's Slowest Hand to Eye Movement' competition in '84 by running to fetch bagels for the team.

Incidentally, the 'C5' of Marske has been running since the original release date, and the human that pilots the vehicle has a conk to rival a fishing rod.

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Patrick wrote: By the way, H, are there any developments to report with the expert listener?

I intend to pass the goods to the expert over the weekend, although I have been berated for associating that tag to the expert.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: Keep in mind, DC, that H's clues might be leading you astray.

Come now Pats, Hustler's hardly one to embellish or mislead anyone.

By the way, you neglected to mention what kind of car you favour for your commute?

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Well, DC, don't think I've been so lulled by your kind words that I'm prepared to divulge overly personal details. I don't mean to imply that your kind words were insincere. Not in the least.

It's silver in color.

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Huntsman wrote:

Patrick wrote: By the way, H, are there any developments to report with the expert listener?

I intend to pass the goods to the expert over the weekend, although I have been berated for associating that tag to the expert.

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Well, H, whoever it is is almost certain to be more of an expert on The Odyssey than I am. I hope they at least enjoy listening to the album. Thank you for your efforts. I will eagerly (but patiently) await any report of the outcome.

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Patrick wrote: Well, DC, don't think I've been so lulled by your kind words that I'm prepared to divulge overly personal details. It's silver in color.

I'll just read BMW 7-Series between the lines here.

Incidentally H, I don't think there's ever been a C5 driver with a conk anything less than Roman. The whole design concept was based around a holiday Sir Clive once took with Gerard Depardieu, just look at it.

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Huntsman wrote:

Pastie would be very handy if you found you had been derailed by a careless bubbly wrapper, idly hurled into the wind.

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I believe you may have confused me with someone else, H.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: Well, DC, don't think I've been so lulled by your kind words that I'm prepared to divulge overly personal details. It's silver in color.

I'll just read BMW 7-Series between the lines here.

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No comment.

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Patrick wrote: I believe you may have confused me with someone else, H.

It's too late for smoke-screening Pats, I know the legal element to be true.

Just like you know that I don't mind some cheese on my pizza.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: I believe you may have confused me with someone else, H.

It's too late for smoke-screening Pats, I know the legal element to be true.

Just like you know that I don't mind some cheese on my pizza.

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In order to avoid any possible misunderstanding, DC (and H as well), not every person who indulges in the law biz is engaged in representing individuals who have had the good fortune to slip on a negligently placed banana peel in a rich man's front hall. Not every person in the law biz would even be competent to do so.

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depthcharge wrote: AHA!

Law it is!

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I don't know where you get these crazy ideas, DC. There must be something in the water down there.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote: I believe you may have confused me with someone else, H.

It's too late for smoke-screening Pats, I know the legal element to be true.

Just like you know that I don't mind some cheese on my pizza.

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We have got quite a profile at the moment:

A tap dancing, one-eyed freak who occasionally leaps over a thousand dolly birds in a nondescript luxury vehicle, silver in colour, with a penchant for home made soup and Greek Mythology.

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And should that vehicle stutter and stall in flight, then he's covered, legally.

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Huntsman wrote: And should that vehicle stutter and stall in flight, then he's covered, legally.

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Or not.

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Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote: And should that vehicle stutter and stall in flight, then he's covered, legally.

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Or not.

I meant in case you spilt mushroom soup on your dinner jacket.

$15 inc. taxes? - a fairly standard policy.

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Huntsman wrote:

Patrick wrote:

Huntsman wrote: And should that vehicle stutter and stall in flight, then he's covered, legally.

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Or not.

I meant in case you spilt mushroom soup on your dinner jacket.

$15 inc. taxes? - a fairly standard policy.

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Well, H, apart from the fact that I don't care for mushroom soup and don't wear a dinner jacket, you're quite right.

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I told you so.

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depthcharge wrote:

:nuts: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. :nuts:

Is your collection catalogued somewhere nutbag? Online? I'd like to check out your size.

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It was in the whats in your jd/no collection thread. I dont actually have it catalogued online,i have a copy on my comp if you wanna see how an overweight illeterate be-spectacled chain smoking lager loving british new orda obsessive spends his spare time trying (albeit unsuccesssssfully) to complete his new order collection TALK ABOUT FOOKIN NUTS! :nuts:

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Don't fret too much Man of Nuts, you're amongst brethren here. Although I tend to describe myself as devilishly handsome.

I'll see if I can't dig up that old chestnut of a thread and have a squiz.

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Patrick wrote:

Well, H, apart from the fact that I don't care for mushroom soup and don't wear a dinner jacket, you're quite right.

You've undersold him H, it's tuxedos and truffle consomme all the way for this panther.

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depthcharge wrote:

Patrick wrote:

Well, H, apart from the fact that I don't care for mushroom soup and don't wear a dinner jacket, you're quite right.

You've undersold him H, it's tuxedos and truffle consomme all the way for this panther.

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No comment, DH.

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Patrick wrote:

No comment, DH.

I admit I may have overstepped the mark in embellishing the grade of silver in P's spoon.

But to call me a d----head is, well, unexpected I must say.

Huckler encouraged me, what's he gonna cop I wonder, from this new acid-tongued Patsy.

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