Another pointless thread
Posted 21/03/2011 - 08:38
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Now I'm sitting looking at Super Ted, Banana Man, and dodgiest of them all Roger Ramjet .
Posted 21/03/2011 - 10:37
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Gwyn wrote:
Now I'm sitting looking at Super Ted, Banana Man, and dodgiest of them all Roger Ramjet .
That either has to be childrens TV or an 'adult' movie. The names seem to work for both. Mind you, in the Netherlands....
Now I'm sitting looking at Super Ted, Banana Man, and dodgiest of them all Roger Ramjet .
Posted 21/03/2011 - 10:43
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greynolds999 wrote:
Gwyn wrote:
Now I'm sitting looking at Super Ted, Banana Man, and dodgiest of them all Roger Ramjet .
That either has to be childrens TV or an 'adult' movie. The names seem to work for both. Mind you, in the Netherlands....Now I'm sitting looking at Super Ted, Banana Man, and dodgiest of them all Roger Ramjet .
Posted 21/03/2011 - 11:57
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You youngsters are lucky.......................
I had "Muffin the Mule ???........"Andy Pandy"........."The Hot Chestnut Man"....."Wally the Gog" ??? ...........and of course "Weed""
Tony
I had "Muffin the Mule ???........"Andy Pandy"........."The Hot Chestnut Man"....."Wally the Gog" ??? ...........and of course "Weed""
Tony
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Posted 21/03/2011 - 12:14
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I remember all of those Tony!
The likes of Roger Ramjet were my kids viewing options.
Now the grandkids watch Dora the Explorer .
The likes of Roger Ramjet were my kids viewing options.
Now the grandkids watch Dora the Explorer .
Posted 21/03/2011 - 12:54
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There`s some very odd psychedelic ones on CBeeBees too - In the Night Garden has the Tombliboos,Iggle Piggle and Makka Pakka with his Og-Pog containing an uf-uf dryer and his "special trumpet" ????? Far too complicated for me I fear !
Don`t even mention the Pontypines,Wottingers and the Ninky Nonk !!!!
Sheeesh Booboo!
Tony
Don`t even mention the Pontypines,Wottingers and the Ninky Nonk !!!!
Sheeesh Booboo!
Tony
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Posted 21/03/2011 - 12:57
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Good as all those programmes are, they pale into insignificance when compared with Rastamouse "Makin' a bad ting good! Irie."
Tim
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Posted 21/03/2011 - 13:17
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Sorry - but I'm a fan of something very very modern
Shaun the Sheep
Now that is superb
My husband took a CD of it we had made of some of them, into hospital and the staff used to sneak into his room for a quick look and laugh - one day there were 8 all standing there enjoying 10 mins relaxation
Shaun the Sheep
Now that is superb
My husband took a CD of it we had made of some of them, into hospital and the staff used to sneak into his room for a quick look and laugh - one day there were 8 all standing there enjoying 10 mins relaxation
let the education continue
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Posted 21/03/2011 - 13:31
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We have DM and Penn(i)fold on the team here at work and I was in Saudi with Roger Ramjet (Tornado instructor).
Posted 21/03/2011 - 15:10
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Oggy wrote:
We have DM and Penn(i)fold on the team here at work and I was in Saudi with Roger Ramjet (Tornado instructor).
Did your Roger Ramjet take his Proton Energy Pills?We have DM and Penn(i)fold on the team here at work and I was in Saudi with Roger Ramjet (Tornado instructor).
What sort of a message was that to give little kids .
Posted 21/03/2011 - 15:56
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Gwyn wrote:
...Did your Roger Ramjet take his Proton Energy Pills?...
He certainly took something. The bloke was utterly barking - not unusual amongst military aircrew.
...Did your Roger Ramjet take his Proton Energy Pills?...
Posted 21/03/2011 - 17:06
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It was Ivor the Engine and Fireman Sam up here in Wales.
I love how Shaun the Sheep has managed to retain the same sense of humour as the original Wallace and Gromit film which spawned the character. Some of it makes very little sense whatsoever but is utterly hilarious as a result!
I love how Shaun the Sheep has managed to retain the same sense of humour as the original Wallace and Gromit film which spawned the character. Some of it makes very little sense whatsoever but is utterly hilarious as a result!
Matt
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Posted 21/03/2011 - 17:36
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What about "Horrible Histories" we all love that one.
Colin
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