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OH NO! It's The Wrong Pair of Trousers!!
Wallace & Gromit have swapped their usual attire in a marketing campaign for the opening of a new Harvey Nicks department store in Bristol.
Pictures to promote the opening show that Wallace has ditched his beloved green tank top for a Dolce & Gabbana shirt and an Alexander McQueen jacket.
Gromit is also shown wearing a designer scarf and sunglasses.
Gromit reckons it'll be moisturiser next and turning into a Metrosexual. But can a Metrosexual still indulge in cheese?
Another picture shows Wallace's love interest Lady Tottington wearing a black Alexander McQueen dress, red Christian Louboutin shoes and a Zagliani bag.
Is nothing sacred?
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« Reply #4172 on: 19:22:42, 26-08-2008 » |
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There again Ron, My Lover, it is Brissel, home of W & G and plasticine, 'tis but a cunning ploy to get the salty sailors from the docks uptown and swapping their matelot tank tops for summat that will endear them more to the salty sirens singing songs from the mudflaps of the Brissel channul, their windswept burnished locks brushing their alabaster shoulders heavy with salt crystals, just waiting to be photographed with Trevor Eve.
Oh dear, is that the time? Honestly, I have never been to Bristol!
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« Reply #4173 on: 20:51:54, 26-08-2008 » |
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An unlce of mine used to be chaplain at Clifton College in Bristol.
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« Reply #4174 on: 21:05:52, 26-08-2008 » |
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An unlce of mine used to be chaplain at Clifton College in Bristol.
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« Reply #4176 on: 21:52:34, 26-08-2008 » |
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I can't find the threads where all this humour is supposed to be. We started this off for that purpose. It's ok, I'll just b***** off
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« Reply #4177 on: 21:54:06, 26-08-2008 » |
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I can't find the threads where all this humour is supposed to be. We started this off for that purpose. It's ok, I'll just b***** off
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« Reply #4178 on: 21:57:44, 26-08-2008 » |
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I have no reason to see why I should go if I don't want to... I seem to remember it is the fashion of modern composers to flounce off and back. No reason why an instrumentalist shouldn't too.
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« Reply #4179 on: 22:26:43, 26-08-2008 » |
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Since it would be on topic to post this on the off topic replies thread, it will have to go here. Anybody else have extreme difficulty in deciphering these lyrics over years and years of exposure to them ? Especially the fourth line which I always thought had something to do with Whittington D.
Top Cat!
The most effectual Top Cat!
Who's intellectual close friends get to call him T.C.
Providing it's with dignity.
Top Cat!
The indisputable leader of the gang.
He's the boss, he's a pip, he's the championship.
He's the most tip top,
Top Cat.
Yes he's a chief, he's a king,
But above everything,
He's the most tip top,
Top Cat.
Top Cat!
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Dreams, schemes and themes
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« Reply #4180 on: 22:36:26, 26-08-2008 » |
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Not that anyone needs reminding, of course. Then again there are those pesky Senior Moments. Bet Officer Bibble didn't have those. Or was it Dribble? No, wait. Wibble. No, Wobble ... |
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« Reply #4181 on: 22:38:27, 26-08-2008 » |
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I don't know what cat you all are talking about. I just played Fliedermouse. Our rehearsal went well.
But the most important news is that Antheil and I have another thing in common: I also never have been to Bristol. (Or is it better I was never in Bristol).
Pick what you like best.
Good to see you, A and company.
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« Reply #4182 on: 22:49:30, 26-08-2008 » |
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Good to see you, A and company.
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« Reply #4183 on: 22:51:38, 26-08-2008 » |
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You are like me then? I also like to say that. How will I get through the day without you?
I like to change my opinions and decisions (or at least question them). It is my special hobby.
Do we have this hobby in common by any chance?
I don't think so. This is why we are so different.
Do you agree that the best way to go forward is to go in circles? If yes, then we are really similar.
Is the poem a few posts up by Nabokov? I think it is nice. And yellow cat is looks so friendly. Thank you Morticia.
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« Reply #4184 on: 23:02:48, 26-08-2008 » |
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Anybody else have extreme difficulty in deciphering these lyrics over years and years of exposure to them ? Especially the fourth line which I always thought had something to do with Whittington D.
Top Cat!
The most effectual Top Cat!
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Providing it's with dignity.
Oh, is that how it goes! My little brother and I always had to wing it when singing along with that bit. " Top Cat!The most erffnnn..l Top Cat!Who snick fnerd de der ... call him TCPfner der der ... T." I thought if I waited long enough I'd come across someone who knew how it went. Hadn't expected it to take forty five years though. Thank you BobbyZ, or may I get to call you Bee.Zee. Another one ticked off the list.  |
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