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^^ now Vicky, don't make him (into) blubber....Wink
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All together now...

"Whale meat again, don't know where, don't know when"

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I think you're whaling alone there Jim Wink
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^^ almost good enough to adorn the walls of the Suede Room, Jim...LOL
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^ don't be silly - all the words are spelt correctly ... with vowels and everything. Wink
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I'm fairly sure whales are vegetarians, how about sharks?
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Blue Whales eat krill, which is a very small shrimp. Orca's eat seals.
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^^^ I'm not sure 'eat' is the correct verb...more like ingest, several tonnes at a time through a giant 'sieve'...Ermm
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Originally posted by fandango fandango wrote:

^^^ I'm not sure 'eat' is the correct verb...more like ingest, several tonnes at a time through a giant 'sieve'...Ermm


Please report to Marine Mammal Sensitivity Training.

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Originally posted by DarqDean DarqDean wrote:

Blue whales eat krill!


Sounds like the sort of unimaginative graffiti you'd find at a zoo.

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Originally posted by darqDean darqDean wrote:

Blue Whales eat krill,


'Cats Like Plain Crisps'

'Moseley or Slump'

'Whatever Happened to Slade?'

'Free George Davis'

'Free Astrid Proll'...with every packet of cornflakes.

Ah! slogan grafitti from yesteryear

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Do 'The Stanley' otherwise I'll thrash you with some rhubarb.
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...and sparrows like breadcrumbs Tongue
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I thnk finely minced Jim could be classed as "vegetable"  - Gulp Ouch
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Originally posted by Man Erg Man Erg wrote:

Originally posted by darqDean darqDean wrote:

Blue Whales eat krill,


'Cats Like Plain Crisps'

'Moseley or Slump'

'Whatever Happened to Slade?'

'Free George Davis'

'Free Astrid Proll'...with every packet of cornflakes.

Ah! slogan grafitti from yesteryear
I remember "Cats like Plain Crisps". What the hell was that all about?
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I don't remember that one, but I do wonder every time I pass the M40 junction on the M25 why someone painted "PEAS" in six foot high letters on the viaduct...

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perhaps they wanted to give peas a chance...
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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

I don't remember that one, but I do wonder every time I pass the M40 junction on the M25 why someone painted "PEAS" in six foot high letters on the viaduct...
They were going to write "PEASANTS RULE OK" but ran out of paint.
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Originally posted by Jim Garten Jim Garten wrote:

I don't remember that one, but I do wonder every time I pass the M40 junction on the M25 why someone painted "PEAS" in six foot high letters on the viaduct...
 
I love that one! gives me a chortle everytime........... doesn't take much to make me laugh!
 
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Face it - it must have taken some doing - that's no quickie with some car spray paint, that's big bold brushwork, 40 feet or so above the busiest motorway in England...

...they must have been making a point of some kind...

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