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Exhibits kept in storage. Musuems get donated all sorts of old rubbish by dying pensioners convinced their teeth and collection of Barron Knights records are historical artefacts. They get put in storage. We're convinced there is nastier stuff in there too - photoshop us some evidence and post it on the board
(Fri 1 Nov 2002, 18:33)
The exhibit didn't go ahead once they found out..
..that you could buy them from vending machines!
sniff sniff mmmmmm
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M@rkoni, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 13:58, More)
In the museum under Windsor Castle
Charles' plans to bring his grandmother back were coming along nicely.
( Wifey, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 9:20, More)
Relics from the past
Prolly done before, but i couldn't resist the pun
(, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 7:31, More)
Baroness Thatcher wasn't happy with her new portrait
Needless to say, it's kept locked up for safety reasons.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 22:59, More)
Once thought to be lost forever.... Leonardo Da Vinci's 'Madonna and Chinchilla'
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Flash_Bastard, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 22:03, More)
My grandmother found it in a cupboard
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wingpig wish I'd known about liquify eighteen years ago, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 20:24, More)
The little known early career...
... of gypsy guitarist Jango Reinhardt
( Mystery_Bob, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 19:00, More)
More wilful sacrilege
The Vatican will *not* be releasing the shroud that depicts the gay Christ
( growler, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 18:22, More)
Duh! Wrong Ark, Noah!
God sometimes wished he had rested the fate of Earths entire animal population with someone with at least half a brain.
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Nastar, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 17:44, More)
The London Transport Museum film archives held a sinister secret...
They've been making fools of us for years...
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 17:08, More)
Not included in British Museum's Egyptology section
Howard Carter found this when he opened King Tut's tomb in 1922. Earliest example of aggressive direct marketing ever discovered.
First attempt here, don't laugh.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 15:14, More)
The Holy Grill
I've found it! I've found it! ... Whaddya mean grail? Whats a grail?
( Nastar, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 14:37, More)
In the depths of the british museum
Charles' plan to rejuvenate his grandmother was going to plan...
( Wifey, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 13:32, More)
The British Museum thought his first effort to be rather crap.
Look, I'm very hungover.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 11:27, More)
Exhibits kept in storage (This challenge is now closed)Exhibits kept in storage. Musuems get donated all sorts of old rubbish by dying pensioners convinced their teeth and collection of Barron Knights records are historical artefacts. They get put in storage. We're convinced there is nastier stuff in there too - photoshop us some evidence and post it on the board
(Fri 1 Nov 2002, 18:33)
The exhibit didn't go ahead once they found out..
..that you could buy them from vending machines!
sniff sniff mmmmmm
(
M@rkoni, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 13:58, More)
In the museum under Windsor Castle
Charles' plans to bring his grandmother back were coming along nicely.
(
Wifey, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 9:20, More)
Relics from the past
Prolly done before, but i couldn't resist the pun
(, Mon 4 Nov 2002, 7:31, More)
Baroness Thatcher wasn't happy with her new portrait
Needless to say, it's kept locked up for safety reasons.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 22:59, More)
Once thought to be lost forever.... Leonardo Da Vinci's 'Madonna and Chinchilla'
(
Flash_Bastard, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 22:03, More)
My grandmother found it in a cupboard
(
wingpig wish I'd known about liquify eighteen years ago, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 20:24, More)
The little known early career...
... of gypsy guitarist Jango Reinhardt
(
Mystery_Bob, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 19:00, More)
More wilful sacrilege
The Vatican will *not* be releasing the shroud that depicts the gay Christ
(
growler, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 18:22, More)
Duh! Wrong Ark, Noah!
God sometimes wished he had rested the fate of Earths entire animal population with someone with at least half a brain.
(
Nastar, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 17:44, More)
The London Transport Museum film archives held a sinister secret...
They've been making fools of us for years...
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 17:08, More)
Not included in British Museum's Egyptology section
Howard Carter found this when he opened King Tut's tomb in 1922. Earliest example of aggressive direct marketing ever discovered.
First attempt here, don't laugh.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 15:14, More)
The Holy Grill
I've found it! I've found it! ... Whaddya mean grail? Whats a grail?
(
Nastar, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 14:37, More)
In the depths of the british museum
Charles' plan to rejuvenate his grandmother was going to plan...
(
Wifey, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 13:32, More)
The British Museum thought his first effort to be rather crap.
Look, I'm very hungover.
(, Sun 3 Nov 2002, 11:27, More)
