HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
- Grumpy Northener
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I personally could not name a Womble but I can tell you that Mike Batt made a shed load of money by writing and promoting the records (can't tell I use to set the weekly pop quiz down the local - can you)
1937 Jowett 8 - Project - in less pieces than the Jupiter
1943 Jowett Stationary Engine
1952 Jowett Jupiter - In lots of peices http://Jowett.org/
1952 Jowett Javelin - Largely original
1973 Rover P6 V8 - Original / 22,000 miles
1943 Jowett Stationary Engine
1952 Jowett Jupiter - In lots of peices http://Jowett.org/
1952 Jowett Javelin - Largely original
1973 Rover P6 V8 - Original / 22,000 miles
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JPB wrote:
So, who's your favourite womble then, Alan?
I actually liked Tomsk - he was a bit dim, but friendly and useful in a crisis (rather like meself )
Anyone else noticed how Orinoco wore the same as Tom Baker's Doctor Who?
Tom Baker's Doctor Who
Orinoco Womble.
What was your favourite Womble then JPB?
Alan the First Forum Glitch!
Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
my old mate was a government expert on wombles & often called in to check on womble activity. rip tony..
madame cholet was my favorite.. i live an hours drive frome cholet now
madame cholet was my favorite.. i live an hours drive frome cholet now
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I'd have to go for Tobermory as he was a sort of Womblish alternative to the late Fred Dibnah, a great improviser and talented engineer.DoloMIGHTY wrote:....What was your favourite Womble then JPB?
On the other hand, I feel a tremendous empathy with Wellington, he's very much like me, but with a bigger nose.
I had a bit of a thing for the school teacher womble too; Miss Adelaide.
Funniest Womble must have been Stepney - with the dreadlocks - whose snout was used as the pattern for the gear lever surround that featured in various BL products we both know well:
Awww bother! Now I've gone and mentioned cars in the off-topic section, sorry.
J
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"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
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Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
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Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
bent8rover wrote:
dont worry! the wombles will tidy it up..
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Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
......Wellington.
Anyone noticed that he wears very similar specticles to that of Harry Potter?
Harry Potter
Wellington Womble.
And Mikey Teutle, just who does he remind me of????
Anyone noticed that he wears very similar specticles to that of Harry Potter?
Harry Potter
Wellington Womble.
And Mikey Teutle, just who does he remind me of????
Alan the First Forum Glitch!
Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
the wombles are playing glastonbury
Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
Figures. I ended up wombling on both of the occasions I went.rich. wrote:the wombles are playing glastonbury
J
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"Home is where you park it", so the saying goes. That may yet come true..
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Re: HAS Paul Teutul Senior of American Chopper has died?
A friend of my wife saw a Wombles (singing group) concert in the 70s.
After she went back stage to meet them. They (of course) didn't speak but handed out photos and gave cuddles - her memory of the meeting was of the overwhelming and distinctive smell of body odour, which if you think about it isn't that surprising, men wearing a big woolly costume and gigging around under spotlights for an hour.
She wasn't that keen on them after that meeting......
After she went back stage to meet them. They (of course) didn't speak but handed out photos and gave cuddles - her memory of the meeting was of the overwhelming and distinctive smell of body odour, which if you think about it isn't that surprising, men wearing a big woolly costume and gigging around under spotlights for an hour.
She wasn't that keen on them after that meeting......
Alan the First Forum Glitch!
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