Naked Rambler Completes

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WARNING!!! Contains nudity.

That's nudity? Someone's led a sheltered life! AFAIC he's wearing a hat, socks and walking boots.
He's dressed, innee.
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Stuart said:

The naked rambler has finally completed his 7 Month journey (mostly spent in prison) from Lands
End to John O Groats, apparently he celabrated with a quick dip in the Pentland Firth!

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WARNING!!! Contains nudity.

I found his teeth more upsetting than his buttocks.

The mind boggles !

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Stuart said:

God help him if he'd got his todger out on a sunday!

Ha ha! You're right, of course - these people are still in the dark ages. They need a blast of
market forces and tourism to drag them out. It worked with the Welsh.

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He is a sick [censored] as far as I'm concerned and should not have been given any publicity.

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Martin Aston <[email hidden]> wrote

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Great .. I thought he was still in Inverness nick. Quick going from Evanton, his last known
nicking.

Weird thing is.... I heard quite a bit about him inthe West Country. Then....nothing 'til he
reappeared in mid-Scotland. Which way did he go? What problems did he encounter? Surely there
must have been some

excitement

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between Taunton and Inverness. Excellent to hear that he made it though. D'ya think there'll be
a film?

It should make a short but amusing story, if told from his viewpoint.
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Paul Rooney said:

Ha ha! You're right, of course - these people are still in the dark ages. They need a blast of
market forces and tourism to drag them out. It worked with the Welsh.

Planning to invade?

Paul
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On Fri, 23 Jan 2004 21:15:14 +0000, Boo <boo@spam_me_no_spam.net>

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Five Cats wrote:

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I found his teeth more upsetting than his buttocks.

The mind boggles !

Indeed. A line straight from a whotsername book.

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Paul Saunders said:

Paul Rooney said:

Ha ha! You're right, of course - these people are still in the dark ages. They need a blast of
market forces and tourism to drag them out. It worked with the Welsh.

Planning to invade?

It's already been done! Did I mention my visit to Llangollen the other week? It was a Sunday - but
the place was teeming with life, with bustling shops, etc. - with people having *pleasure*. That
would have been impossible a few years back. Some parts of Scotland and the Isles are worse than
Wales used to be. Not the Catholic areas, of course.

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Planning to invade?

It's already been done!

I meant Scotland.

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Did I mention my visit to Llangollen the other week?

I don't recall.

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It was a Sunday - but the place was teeming with life, with bustling shops, etc. - with people
having *pleasure*. That would have been impossible a few years back.

Not a place I ever visit.

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How the hell did he avoid hypothermia?? He'll never see his todger again!!!

Graham

When was the last time you saw yours you fat bellied fat thing?

I bet even Errol Flynn would have had trouble finding his if he'd taken all his clothes off and gone
for a stroll in the Highlands. You're right about the fat belly. The only walking I've done since
Chrimbo is down to the Co op for a bottle of Black Sheep 🙁

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Graham Seed said:

You're right about the fat belly. The only walking I've done since Chrimbo is down to the Co op for
a bottle of Black Sheep 🙁

They do that in your local Co-op? Not in mine they don't. :-( Do they do the Freeminer Gold Miner
bottle conditioned in yours?
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Graham Seed said:

How the hell did he avoid hypothermia?? He'll never see his todger again!!!

Bah, humbug. We're not all complete softies.

OTOH, I wonder if he had something warm to sleep in. I'd happily walk in that (lack of) gear, but I
couldn't sit still for very long, let alone overnight, without something a bit warmer.

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Stuart said:

God help him if he'd got his todger out on a sunday!

Ha ha! You're right, of course - these people are still in the dark ages. They need a blast of
market forces and tourism to drag them out. It worked with the Welsh.

Not biting.

KRO

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In message <[email hidden]>, Michael Brockhurst
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He is a sick [censored] as far as I'm concerned and should not have been

given

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any publicity.

Troll alert

Man gives viewpoint and gets called a troll? Nice. The publicity seeking, oops, naked rambler
wouldn't walk in the buff in front of my children. You should read the story about the nudey freaks
background life and then tell me, he's not a bit "odd". And that's the polite way of putting it.

KRO

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Graham Seed said:

You're right about the fat belly. The only walking I've done since Chrimbo is down to the Co op
for a bottle of Black Sheep 🙁

They do that in your local Co-op? Not in mine they don't. :-( Do

they do the

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Freeminer Gold Miner bottle conditioned in yours?
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The what?? Sounds good! Not a massive selection but I've just got

Grahaam

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The publicity seeking, oops, naked rambler wouldn't walk in the buff in front of my children.

Why not?
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Man gives viewpoint and gets called a troll? Nice. The publicity seeking, oops, naked rambler
wouldn't walk in the buff in front of my children. You should read the story about the nudey freaks
background life and then tell me, he's not a bit "odd". And that's the polite way of putting it.

KRO

Fair enough, but repeating the rant lower down the thread causes suspision of living sub pontum.

FWIW my opinion.. Hes an idiot, but what a story. The real prats were those who kept putting him
in Inverness nick. If ignored he would have just gone away, with a fraction of the publicity, I
await the film.

Richard Webb

Richard Webb

My home village, used to be , all but Welsh. OK it was 10 miles inside England, but there were a
lot of Welsh , or recently Welsh families living there. I remember quite a few folk not being
alowed out to play on a Sunday. It was a bit of a drag, as our Sunday football games etc were a bit
under manned.

The Chapel has now closed, and the village has become a very exclusive address.

LIke Wales, the pubs were closed on a Sunday, however in this village they were closed for the
other 6 days as well. A previous landowner closed them all down, grubbed the orchards as well -
again Chapel!

Its still dry today.

Richard Webb

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I thank the Lord that I was brought up as a Catholic - we go from Mass straight to the Parish
Club to get rat arsed and spend the rest of the housekeeping money in the fruit machine, possibly
also impregnating the barmaid, as neither of us will use contraception!

I hope for your sake you're married to the barmaid then, otherwise Mrs Rooney won't be very
impressed.

<Snort>!

One sniff of her beer-soaked apron and he's lost...
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Stuart said:

God help him if he'd got his todger out on a sunday!

Ha ha! You're right, of course - these people are still in the dark ages. They need a blast of
market forces and tourism to drag them out. It worked with the Welsh.

I take it you've not been to Scotland for about 30 years?

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On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 16:41:15 -0000, "Stuart" <[email hidden]> wrote:

> The naked rambler has finally completed his 7 Month journey (mostly spent in prison) from Lands
> End to John O Groats, apparently he celabrated with a quick dip in the Pentland Firth!

news.bbc.co.uk3420685.stmOpen ↗

WARNING!!! Contains nudity.

I found his teeth more upsetting than his buttocks.

The mind boggles !

Go look at the photos at the BBC link above and you will see what I mean. Bleagh!

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