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Best thread in ages, nice one GG. I've had hours of fun with this today(the taxidermy book in particular}, tomorrow me and the ginger ninja are off to the Rye to kidnap some squirells, sew some chicken wings to their foreheads and let them loose on an unsuspecting public. Should make for an interesting bible group meeting amongst the elderly bibleheads.

Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> What fun, it's almost as fun as "google wacking"

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> I like the items also viewed.

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> Fot instance, the 'Paul Ross canvas' item was

> along side a Nazi Party Flag & a pig mask.

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> Which was nice.

>

> NETTE:-S


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It was the Home Taxidermy book I fancied - and only 99p :))

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