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spindrift wrote:
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
>
Correction : *another* humiliating public exposure.
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
>
Correction : *another* humiliating public exposure.
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spindrift
Guest
Anyone involved in road safety knows that Smith's mad dribbling pile of
pants website is a dangerous and dishonest pro-speeding apologist for
criminal behaviour.
Anyone who has looked at his risible website realises that it is the
workings of an amateur crank hopelessly out of his depth.
Anyone involved with making the roads safer is aware of Smith's history
of dishonesty and perversion of justice.
But this time Smith's gone too far.
Highly placed people are investigating serious offences connected with
Smith, a very public disgrace is following shortly, not a moment too
soon as far as I'm concerned, the man's a dangerous menace, a fraud and
a charlatan.
pants website is a dangerous and dishonest pro-speeding apologist for
criminal behaviour.
Anyone who has looked at his risible website realises that it is the
workings of an amateur crank hopelessly out of his depth.
Anyone involved with making the roads safer is aware of Smith's history
of dishonesty and perversion of justice.
But this time Smith's gone too far.
Highly placed people are investigating serious offences connected with
Smith, a very public disgrace is following shortly, not a moment too
soon as far as I'm concerned, the man's a dangerous menace, a fraud and
a charlatan.
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Richard
Guest
spindrift wrote:
> Highly placed people are investigating
Highly placed people? Chris Bonington? Pope Benedict? Fred Dibnah?
R.
> Highly placed people are investigating
Highly placed people? Chris Bonington? Pope Benedict? Fred Dibnah?
R.
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spindrift
Guest
Don't be silly, Pope Bendict was in The A Team, Chris Bonnington was
the shouty beardy king in Blackadder 1 and Dibnah's dead.
Said too much already. You ain't seen me, right?
It's flipping funny, actually, wait and see.
the shouty beardy king in Blackadder 1 and Dibnah's dead.
Said too much already. You ain't seen me, right?
It's flipping funny, actually, wait and see.
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David E. Belcher
Guest
spindrift wrote:
> Don't be silly, Pope Bendict was in The A Team
How come the Popemobile isn't black with a red stripe, then? ;-)
> Chris Bonnington was
> the shouty beardy king in Blackadder 1
Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
Blessed. But now I think about it, it actually *was* him in The Black
Adder, wasn't it?
David Belcher
> Don't be silly, Pope Bendict was in The A Team
How come the Popemobile isn't black with a red stripe, then? ;-)
> Chris Bonnington was
> the shouty beardy king in Blackadder 1
Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
Blessed. But now I think about it, it actually *was* him in The Black
Adder, wasn't it?
David Belcher
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Tosspot
Guest
spindrift wrote:
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
>
> Watch this space.
BOOOOH! I like Paul. He has motivation, conviction and like Lord
Sutch, is barmy to the point of amusement.
We need more people like him in uk.rec.cycling.
<thinks> We need more uk.rec.cycling in people like Paul.
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
>
> Watch this space.
BOOOOH! I like Paul. He has motivation, conviction and like Lord
Sutch, is barmy to the point of amusement.
We need more people like him in uk.rec.cycling.
<thinks> We need more uk.rec.cycling in people like Paul.
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David E. Belcher
Guest
Tosspot wrote:
> spindrift wrote:
> > Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
> >
> > Watch this space.
>
> BOOOOH! I like Paul. He has motivation, conviction and like Lord
> Sutch, is barmy to the point of amusement.
>
> We need more people like him in uk.rec.cycling.
Surely Boris Johnson would be a better choice? All of the above
qualities, *and* rides a bike.
David Belcher
> spindrift wrote:
> > Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
> >
> > Watch this space.
>
> BOOOOH! I like Paul. He has motivation, conviction and like Lord
> Sutch, is barmy to the point of amusement.
>
> We need more people like him in uk.rec.cycling.
Surely Boris Johnson would be a better choice? All of the above
qualities, *and* rides a bike.
David Belcher
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Graeme Dods
Guest
On 6 Apr 2006 01:01:03 -0700, spindrift wrote:
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
Surely the vast majority of Safespeed exposure is humiliating, just PS
seems totally unaware of it.
Graeme
> Is about to suffer a humiliating public exposure.
Surely the vast majority of Safespeed exposure is humiliating, just PS
seems totally unaware of it.
Graeme
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POHB
Guest
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David E. Belcher
Guest
POHB wrote:
> >
> > Watch this space.
> >
>
> Still watching and waiting. Like to give us a clue?
"Give us a clue"? Sorry, all I can now think of are the innuendo-laden
"Sound Charades" intros from ISIHAC [1] ;-)
David Belcher
[1] Speaking of which, anyone see Mastermind last night - Mornington
Crescent got a mention!
> >
> > Watch this space.
> >
>
> Still watching and waiting. Like to give us a clue?
"Give us a clue"? Sorry, all I can now think of are the innuendo-laden
"Sound Charades" intros from ISIHAC [1] ;-)
David Belcher
[1] Speaking of which, anyone see Mastermind last night - Mornington
Crescent got a mention!
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spindrift
Guest
I can't say anything about Smith's imminent humiliation because it's
still ongoing.
Speaking of "Give Us A Clue", who can forget the magical moment when
Una Stubbs finished off One Man And His Dog in under thirty seconds?
still ongoing.
Speaking of "Give Us A Clue", who can forget the magical moment when
Una Stubbs finished off One Man And His Dog in under thirty seconds?
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Tony B
Guest
David E. Belcher wrote:
> Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
> Blessed. But now I think about it, it actually *was* him in The Black
> Adder, wasn't it?
prolly, but he was/is (dead at present???) much more than that, saw him
read Dulce et decorum est once, incredibly moving.
Tony B
> Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
> Blessed. But now I think about it, it actually *was* him in The Black
> Adder, wasn't it?
prolly, but he was/is (dead at present???) much more than that, saw him
read Dulce et decorum est once, incredibly moving.
Tony B
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Mark Thompson
Guest
> Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
> Blessed.
<www.fatdrunkandstupid.com/chobb/b3ta_brian_01.htm>
There's more, but I couldn't find it again :-(
> Blessed.
<www.fatdrunkandstupid.com/chobb/b3ta_brian_01.htm>
There's more, but I couldn't find it again :-(
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Mark McNeill
Guest
Response to Mark Thompson:
> > Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
> > Blessed.
>
> <www.fatdrunkandstupid.com/chobb/b3ta_brian_01.htm>
>
> There's more, but I couldn't find it again :-(
Brian Blessed makes an early appearance in
http://www2.b3ta.com/namethatbeard/
Pretty safe for work, oddly enough, given the source.
I was once stuck in a fairly small dressing-room with Brian Blessed.
Yes, he actually *is* like that.
--
Mark, UK
"Nothing sets a person up more than having something turn out just the
way it's supposed to be, like falling into a Swiss snowdrift and seeing
a big dog come up with a little cask of brandy round its neck."
> > Was going to joke that shouty + beardy should automatically = Brian
> > Blessed.
>
> <www.fatdrunkandstupid.com/chobb/b3ta_brian_01.htm>
>
> There's more, but I couldn't find it again :-(
Brian Blessed makes an early appearance in
http://www2.b3ta.com/namethatbeard/
Pretty safe for work, oddly enough, given the source.
I was once stuck in a fairly small dressing-room with Brian Blessed.
Yes, he actually *is* like that.
--
Mark, UK
"Nothing sets a person up more than having something turn out just the
way it's supposed to be, like falling into a Swiss snowdrift and seeing
a big dog come up with a little cask of brandy round its neck."
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TheBagbournes
Guest
spindrift wrote:
> I can't say anything about Smith's imminent humiliation because it's
> still ongoing.
>
>
>
> Speaking of "Give Us A Clue", who can forget the magical moment when
> Una Stubbs finished off One Man And His Dog in under thirty seconds?
>
Oh give us a tiny hint!!!
We want to know where to be looking to see this!!
ExG
> I can't say anything about Smith's imminent humiliation because it's
> still ongoing.
>
>
>
> Speaking of "Give Us A Clue", who can forget the magical moment when
> Una Stubbs finished off One Man And His Dog in under thirty seconds?
>
Oh give us a tiny hint!!!
We want to know where to be looking to see this!!
ExG
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smeggy
Guest
Yeah, this'll be so great - I really can't wait.....
........for you admit you have shot yourself in the foot in full
attention of everyone here - it's very imminent!
(PS, I'm privy to info you clearly are not)
........for you admit you have shot yourself in the foot in full
attention of everyone here - it's very imminent!
(PS, I'm privy to info you clearly are not)