Ned - [Puts on lots of disguise parefenalia to avoid police] There! Now they'll never recognise us!
(Opens door to copper)
Police - Ned Seagoon?
Ned - Yes.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:04,
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(Opens door to copper)
Police - Ned Seagoon?
Ned - Yes.
he did in the eighties.
not as great as the goons, but genius, nevertheless.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:07,
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not as great as the goons, but genius, nevertheless.
Doctor (Moriaty): open wide ... thankyou ... and swallow
Seagoon: gulp.. ack.. what was that?
Doctor: cigarette ash - I didn't want to get it on the carpet. Thankyou, I now pronounce you 100% fat.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:08,
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Seagoon: gulp.. ack.. what was that?
Doctor: cigarette ash - I didn't want to get it on the carpet. Thankyou, I now pronounce you 100% fat.
Ned - It's no good, I'll have to stop - I'm feeling faint!
Moriarty - Faint? You feel faint? Here, drink this glass of water!
Ned - Thanks (gulp, gulp, gulp..)
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:12,
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Moriarty - Faint? You feel faint? Here, drink this glass of water!
Ned - Thanks (gulp, gulp, gulp..)
I was shown in to the captain's office by the sergeant. The officer sat behind a table decorated with a merry grey blanket in a room lit by a 40 watt light bulb that, when lit, made the room darker.
Officer "Milligan is it? Why are you wearing civilian clothes?"
Milligan "Well, they wouldn't let me on the train naked, sir"
Sergeant "SILENCE when you speak to an officer"
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:12,
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Officer "Milligan is it? Why are you wearing civilian clothes?"
Milligan "Well, they wouldn't let me on the train naked, sir"
Sergeant "SILENCE when you speak to an officer"
but I'm not going to post it cos I'm trying to be clean today (apart from the bag of chips comment).
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 6:59,
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go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on, go on!
I for one remain unoffended by all, with the possible exception of Burnley fans...
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 7:59,
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I for one remain unoffended by all, with the possible exception of Burnley fans...
And broke his collarbone
But doctors should attend the sick
And leave the well alone
Also Goons - woman leaves room
Neddy - will she be safe?
Eccles - with a face like that she'd be safe in Portsmouth on payday
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:13,
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But doctors should attend the sick
And leave the well alone
Also Goons - woman leaves room
Neddy - will she be safe?
Eccles - with a face like that she'd be safe in Portsmouth on payday
favourite, had all the videos i could get, they were my favorite, it was tottaly un PC, but nothing could top the total surrealnes of the pakistani daleks......
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:25,
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but this always makes me chuckle
BILL: Seagoon and Bluebottle travelled by sea. To avoid detection by enemy U-boats they spoke German throughout the voyage, heavily disguised as Spaniards.
PETER: As an added precaution they travelled on separate decks and wore separate shoes on different occasions.
SEAGOON: The ship was disguised as a train - to make the train seaworthy it was done up to look like a boat and painted to appear like a tram.
SPIKE: .. All rather confusing, really.
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Wed 27 Feb 2002, 5:31,
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BILL: Seagoon and Bluebottle travelled by sea. To avoid detection by enemy U-boats they spoke German throughout the voyage, heavily disguised as Spaniards.
PETER: As an added precaution they travelled on separate decks and wore separate shoes on different occasions.
SEAGOON: The ship was disguised as a train - to make the train seaworthy it was done up to look like a boat and painted to appear like a tram.
SPIKE: .. All rather confusing, really.