The Men In White - Page 6

cashman · 01-09-2012, 13:47

Doubt if he would mind B.G. All publicity is good.

Boeing Guy · 01-09-2012, 13:56

I really hope so Cashy, the guys really done a great job with it.
But it is time to recognise he's been rumbled

garinda · 01-09-2012, 15:44

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Originally Posted by mobertol

I heard that Ms Gaga prefers to sing as mother nature made her.

Yes, foolishly she turned her back on tripe.

She ended up going to the awards draped in her old beef curtains.

If you asked me she looked awful.

A real dog's dinner.

garinda · 01-09-2012, 15:56

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

In fact everything about you, the YouTube, comments on other forums (leyland), your blog, tmb all are very recent.
Very clever. Sold many books yet?

Well one to me last night, and Wynonie makes it at least two.

As said earlier, I know people who are paid a fortune, who'd kill for a fraction of the press coverage this campaign has received.

Brilliant.

Though being the nosey sort, and knowing more than my fair share of nobs, a quick search on the supposed Chairman of the Tripe Marketing Board, the unheard of Sir Norman Wrassle, soon paid out dividends.

In seconds, actually.

DerekJRipley · 01-09-2012, 17:15

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Originally Posted by garinda

Well one to me last night, and Wynonie makes it at least two.

As said earlier, I know people who are paid a fortune, who'd kill for a fraction of the press coverage this campaign has received.

Brilliant.

Though being the nosey sort, and knowing more than my fair share of nobs, a quick search on the supposed Chairman of the Tripe Marketing Board, the unheard of Sir Norman Wrassle, soon paid out dividends.

In seconds, actually.

Yes -it's a wonder the press don't do a bit more digging before they print their articles, garinda. And as for being rumbled, Boeing Guy, I'm afraid a gentleman in Germany got there before you and there's not a lot to rumble.

The Tripe Marketing Board is doing a fantastic job promoting tripe. I am sure there are many industries who would love to have a so-called imaginary marketing board that could double sales in a week!

susie123 · 01-09-2012, 18:22

Well I smelled a rat right from the first posts on Thurs/Fri. But it's still a good campaign.

Eric · 01-09-2012, 19:05

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Originally Posted by susie123

Well I smelled a rat right from the first posts on Thurs/Fri. But it's still a good campaign.

Rats are good too ... nicely roasted, dressed with elephant garlic and white wine

But I still prefer tripe, with ganja and a Bomber or six

susie123 · 01-09-2012, 19:14

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Originally Posted by Eric

Rats are good too ... nicely roasted, dressed with elephant garlic and white wine

But I still prefer tripe, with ganja and a Bomber or six

Don't know about rats but I've got a squirrel in the freezer - any decent recipes?

davemac · 01-09-2012, 21:03

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Originally Posted by garinda

Yes, foolishly she turned her back on tripe.

She ended up going to the awards draped in her old beef curtains.

If you asked me she looked awful.

A real dog's dinner.

I don't know ! I could eat her on a butty, well her frock really

mobertol · 01-09-2012, 21:18

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Originally Posted by DerekJRipley

Yes -it's a wonder the press don't do a bit more digging before they print their articles, garinda. And as for being rumbled, Boeing Guy, I'm afraid a gentleman in Germany got there before you and there's not a lot to rumble.

The Tripe Marketing Board is doing a fantastic job promoting tripe. I am sure there are many industries who would love to have a so-called imaginary marketing board that could double sales in a week!

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Originally Posted by susie123

Well I smelled a rat right from the first posts on Thurs/Fri. But it's still a good campaign.

Am obviously one of those born with wool over the eyes like Davemac, Sue!

Wish you well with your book, Derek - have a few of ,(possibly), an ex-colleague of yours, Benita Moore who was a friend of my parents.

You obviously have a particular sense of humour -look forward to seeing it. x

garinda · 01-09-2012, 22:04

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Am obviously one of those born with wool over the eyes like Davemac, Sue!

Wish you well with your book, Derek - have a few of ,(possibly), an ex-colleague of yours, Benita Moore who was a friend of my parents.

You obviously have a particular sense of humour -look forward to seeing it. x

You might be the nutter I bought it for.

(I knew Benita too...more to talk about. I have some funny, not for a public forum tales we can share.)

garinda · 01-09-2012, 22:11

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Originally Posted by mobertol

Am obviously one of those born with wool over the eyes like Davemac, Sue!

Wish you well with your book, Derek - have a few of ,(possibly), an ex-colleague of yours, Benita Moore who was a friend of my parents.

You obviously have a particular sense of humour -look forward to seeing it. x

Wool?

Smelling rats?

Pah!

I pride myself on being the first person on here to actually post...

'Look!'

'A rat, wearing a wooly bonnet that's too big for it, carrying a Tripe Marketing Board clip-board.'

mobertol · 01-09-2012, 22:19

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Originally Posted by garinda

Wool?

Smelling rats?

Pah!

I pride myself on being the first person on here to actually post...

'Look!'

'A rat, wearing a wooly bonnet that's too big for it, carrying a Tripe Marketing Board clip-board.'

Matto!

Used to be UCP Tripe -United Cow Products...with the red shield as a guarantee...I am well genned up for various reasons -you may well see at a future date (I Hope!)xx

More likely a lady carrying a platter of tripe and cow-heels:

“Hot tripe for cold days.

Tripe and cow heels are delicious served hot!

Easy on the digestion,

Easy on the purse!”

Lol!!xx