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victor nicholas
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Posted: 21 May 09 00:59
Does anybody know?

Madame Bitters
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Posted: 21 May 09 01:31
He showed up on the Featured Writer-- Gail Farrelly thread.

Dunc called Rita Farrelly a 'minger'.

That's pretty much it.

BuckwheatsButt
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Posted: 21 May 09 11:01
Duncan went missing soon after an ill-fated trip he was planning. He communicates via a Blackberry from wherever he is now. This story explains it to some extent.

Duncan Whitehead's ill-fated trip



Jesus Budda
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Posted: 21 May 09 17:32
Just like ET said to Elliot.......he'll always be here.





Jaggedone
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Posted: 22 May 09 19:05

Quote: Jesus Budda

Just like ET said to Elliot.......he'll always be here.


Have you any other highly intellectual film quotes to amuse the rest of us?

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 22 May 09 21:15

Quote: Jaggedone


Quote: Jesus Budda

Just like ET said to Elliot.......he'll always be here.


Have you any other highly intellectual film quotes to amuse the rest of us?


Yes.




Madame Bitters
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Posted: 23 May 09 05:58

Quote: Jesus Budda

Yes.


Well, go on then. Tell us already

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 23 May 09 13:56
Ok.

If Duncan was Doc in back to the Future and he was asked by the film crew for directions to his house for the shooting of some shit Hannah Montana movie:
"Roads? Where we're going we don't need roads!".


As Harvey Keitel would probably say about certain spoof contributors:
"Just because you are a character doesn't necessarily mean you have character".


As Jesse Ventura might say when referring to Jesus Budda's bizarre ability to cling onto the flop 20 list:
"The motherfuckers dug in like an Alabama tick"


Or

Actually, Frankly, my dear, I don't give a flying fuck.



Monkey Woods
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Posted: 23 May 09 16:33

Quote: Jesus Budda

Ok.

If Duncan was Doc


Doc Maxwell?



Quote: Jesus Budda

As Harvey Keitel would probably say about certain spoof contributors:
"Just because you are a character doesn't necessarily mean you have character".




Watched this the other day, JB. It's a great film, but my favourite bit is where Samuel L. Jackson's character, Jules, is on the phone with Marsellus Wallace, attempting to organise a 'cleaner' to remove the dead kid Vincent just shot by accident in the car. Marsellus tells him that he's sending Mr Wolf, to which Jules replies:


"Shiiiiiiit, Negro! That's all y'had t' say!"



I really like that film.




Jaggedone
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Posted: 24 May 09 10:31

Quote: victor nicholas

Does anybody know?


VC you wouldn't be referring to the one and only Duncan Edwards, the best English player to grace the killing fields of the once so beautiful game (please colleagues note, no use of that dastardly swear word beginning with F)
Skoop, you would remember Duncan, a crocodile tear drifted slowly down the cheek of millions as the great Dunc left us all with mediocrity, even now my sadness is touchable.

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Posted: 24 May 09 11:55 - Edited By: Monkey Woods, 24 May 09 11:56
Shit, JO, you must be really old to have had a tear on your cheek when Duncan Edwards died.

1958, that's 51 years ago, and you were already aware of the tragedy of that disaster. Hmmmm...you've got to be at least 60, then. Probably nearer 70.

You should come to Dudley to visit the Duncan Edwards exhibition at the library. He was from Dudley, you know.

By the way, why 'crocodile tears'?

Jaggedone
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Posted: 24 May 09 12:02
By the way, why 'crocodile tears'?


Born in 51 actually, and have my schoolboy scrap books to prove my admiration of the great DUNCAN EDWARDS.

Crocodile tears = emphasising my feelings towards D.E. and nothing to do with a certain luxury French textile producer, I only have one particular religious French Connection!

Monkey Woods
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Posted: 24 May 09 12:07
So, at age 7, you were able to fully understand the gravity of the situation which caused the deaths of the United players?

That's awfully mature of you, JO. From that point on, did you become less mature every day?

That is, ahem, from MATURE to MANURE.

Laughs heartily.




Please be gentle with us at 4 o'clock.

Jesus Budda
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Posted: 24 May 09 13:29
Yeah, Monkey, Pulp Fiction is a good film.
Poor old Quentin T has messed up pretty much since then. That Kill Bill Vol 1 was not awful but Vol 2 was pooh.


Jaggedone, you were born in 1951?
good for you.That makes you.....wheres me abacus.....58?

Ahh, you're not as old as some of the other wretches on here. You're old enough though.


I could be your son.

Do you want me to be your son?
I'll do it.
I swear.
I can make it happen.
Just say the word, give me the nod and we'll work something out.
You can take me to the park to feed the ducks and put coins in the amusement pirate ship so I can have fun.
Whoopeeee!

I'm waiting for that nod.
Any time. Whenever you're ready.





BuckwheatsButt
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Posted: 24 May 09 15:02 - Edited By: BuckwheatsButt, 24 May 09 15:03
Pulp Fiction...

"Why, check out the brain on Brad!"

>BANG< >BANG< >BANG<

Brain stuff all over floor..........

victor nicholas
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Posted: 24 May 09 15:35 - Edited By: victor nicholas, 24 May 09 16:12
But with Armstrong floor polish the floor looks as good as new.

Armstrong floor polish, for that Gangsta Shine.

Madame Bitters
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Posted: 24 May 09 17:09
"Im gonna call up some hard, pipe hittin' niggaz to go to work on the homes here with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch. You hear me hillbilly boy? I ain't through wit' you by a damn site! I'm gonna get medeival on yo' ass!"

-Marcellus Wallace

You all know the scene I'm talking about, I'm sure.

On another topic, JO you're my Mom's age! Actually, she was born toward the end of 1951, so right now the old girl is only 57. I could be your daughter! You could be my mother-- if I didn't already have one.

Wouldn't THAT be a hoot and a half?!

Jalapenoman
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Posted: 24 May 09 17:19
I wouldn't agree to be JB's father if I were you. He's a package deal and you would get stuck with Henman as a bastard, Nigerian grandson.

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Posted: 24 May 09 17:28

Quote: Jesus Budda



Jaggedone, you were born in 1951?
good for you.That makes you.....wheres me abacus.....58?

Ahh, you're not as old as some of the other wretches on here. You're old enough though.


I could be your son.

Do you want me to be your son?
I'll do it.



Do it Jayzus.
Find the code. Unscrabble the words.

What's he trying to say?



victor nicholas
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Posted: 24 May 09 17:47
Son?

Duncan Whitehead
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Posted: 24 May 09 18:29
I am still here.

Best line from Pulp Fiction - "Zed's Dead Baby, Zed's Dead" (IMO)

I have been body building a lot lately - I have built a little dwarf and called him Arnold - I just need to get his legs and arms moving and a head for him.

Then I am going to wait until a lighting bolt hits by apartment (as I have been shunned from family home) and hopefully, hey presto, a new little friend to cuddle.

Monkey Woods
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Posted: 24 May 09 18:41
Ah, Dunc, don't be like that. I can feel your depressive state all the way through the cables under the sea.

Go on, pack a bag, and get yourself to Dudley!

(Reminds me of "Get your ass to Mars!")

You can come and stay with me. You want my address? Email me. I'm not having all these other reprobates calling round!



victor nicholas
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Posted: 24 May 09 19:54
If we all wear Hull jerseys will you take us?

Monkey Woods
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Posted: 24 May 09 20:12
Oh, come on then! Now you've put it like that.

Yes, I'm in a good mood tonight after results went our way.

Jaggedone
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Posted: 25 May 09 15:00

Quote: victor nicholas

If we all wear Hull jerseys will you take us?


There are certain things I would stoop to, certainly not that one though, even a sky blue thing would be preferable!


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