
The Action Man is a great tool for measuring how loved a child is by his parents. Simply tot up the Action Men owned by the child, and refer to this key.
0-1 Action Men : Child is physically / mentally abused. If he has one Action Man, and it is up his arse, he may also be sexually abused, or gay. Also has headlice.
2-3 Action Men, 1 Vehicle : Child escapes the more serious symptoms of neglect, but the house is devoid of love. Divorce may be on the cards, mostly thanks to the stress caused by the financial burden of raising a child. You.
4-5 Action Men, 2+ Vehicles : Average. The child will grow up contented, and have a string of relationships with Russian spies before settling for an obedient plain girl.
6+ Action Men, All Vehicles : Clearly the parents have just died, and the foster parents want to stop him wetting the bed. Either that or the child knows how to play divorced parents off against each other.
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0-1 Action Men : Child is physically / mentally abused. If he has one Action Man, and it is up his arse, he may also be sexually abused, or gay. Also has headlice.
2-3 Action Men, 1 Vehicle : Child escapes the more serious symptoms of neglect, but the house is devoid of love. Divorce may be on the cards, mostly thanks to the stress caused by the financial burden of raising a child. You.
4-5 Action Men, 2+ Vehicles : Average. The child will grow up contented, and have a string of relationships with Russian spies before settling for an obedient plain girl.
6+ Action Men, All Vehicles : Clearly the parents have just died, and the foster parents want to stop him wetting the bed. Either that or the child knows how to play divorced parents off against each other.

I did have about 4.9 tonnes of lego though.
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"Enemy tanks approaching"
"What is the password?"
Was the very very first thing I saved up cash for. Cost a fortune. Seem to have a memory of it being about a tenner in 1977 or something. Although on reflection that sounds very expensive indeed.
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"What is the password?"
Was the very very first thing I saved up cash for. Cost a fortune. Seem to have a memory of it being about a tenner in 1977 or something. Although on reflection that sounds very expensive indeed.

and a My Little Pony Beauty Boutique. What does THAT say about me?
'ning skug :)
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Tue 15 May 2007, 0:06,
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'ning skug :)

good morrow miss bucket ma'am
well i had a cindy range rover... erm ok it was my sisters but... hey look over there
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Tue 15 May 2007, 0:08,
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well i had a cindy range rover... erm ok it was my sisters but... hey look over there

*also makes a welsh joke about a lesuire center and a sheep*
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Tue 15 May 2007, 0:14,
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*hides it well*
*changes topic*
so, quaife gearbox, eh?
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*changes topic*
so, quaife gearbox, eh?

oh change subject...
yes for my motorbike powered car
www.quaife.co.uk/Quaife-reversing-box
got one laying about? :D
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Tue 15 May 2007, 0:21,
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yes for my motorbike powered car
www.quaife.co.uk/Quaife-reversing-box
got one laying about? :D

the other half's got quaife gubbins in his racecar though, so i thought i'd ask... :)
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