Mr. Ed
 

"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
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fs wrote:

"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
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Bill Wright wrote:

"B Hughes" wrote in message
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We do not like TOP POSTERS in uf+dm. Please learn how to post proper
should you wish to return. You have been warned.

Who the **** are you, coming on here and laying the law down? 'You
have
been
warned' my arse. Pillock.

Bill

xposted Bill, all over the place :O)

--
Paul (we break easy)
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Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

Oh, so now you think it funny to post filthy language and abuse all over
the
Usenet but are quick to find excuse for a top poster just because he is
blind? Double standards springs to mind.

it isn't MY language as it isn't MY exposting. and, oh wise one, what
do you think you do every time you reply to our posts? I haven't
edited this, and neither did you.

I don't believe in censorship!



--
Paul (we break easy)
-------------------------------------------------------
Stop and Look
http://www.geocities.com/dreamst8me/

Mr. Ed
 

"JNugent" wrote in message
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Paul Heslop wrote:
"Graham." wrote:
"Woody" wrote in message
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Four Feather Falls was Gerry (Thunderbirds) Anderson.
Anyone remember Phyllis Diller in The Pruitts of Southampton?
C. 1966?


I rather think Four Feather Falls was somewhat earlier than
that - possibly 1963-ish?

Having typed that I remembered that Google is your friend.....

1958!!!!!!! (well in the States anyway.) 1960 over here.

Geez, I feel old.

I remember FFF quite well. You no doubt will
have discovered Anderson had an earlier production
called The Adventures of Twizzle which I have no memory of.

After FFF he did Torchy the Battery Boy thereby setting
the space-travel trend.

Those two ("Torchy" and "Four Feather Falls") came in the reverse order:
"Torchy" was [definitely] the earler.

IIRC, "Torchy" was shown at weekends (meaning that it was distributed by
either ATV London or ABC), whereas "FFF" was a weekday programme (ATV
Midlands, Rediffusion or Granada).
Yes, I had the chronology wrong. Long tme ago.

--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

Mr. Ed
 

"Froot Bat" wrote in message
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I don't think it was posted like that. It was just rude and silly (You
Have Been Warned) and designed to get a reaction.

Yup. That always gets 'em going, the "warning". ROTFL!

Mr. Ed
 

"Froot Bat" wrote in message
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On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 23:23:36 GMT, Paul Heslop
wrote:
fs wrote:
"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
...
Bill Wright wrote:
"B Hughes" wrote in message
...
We do not like TOP POSTERS in uf+dm. Please learn how to post
proper
should you wish to return. You have been warned.

Who the **** are you, coming on here and laying the law down? 'You
have
been warned' my arse. Pillock.

xposted Bill, all over the place :O)

Oh, so now you think it funny to post filthy language and abuse all over
the
Usenet but are quick to find excuse for a top poster just because he is
blind? Double standards springs to mind.

it isn't MY language as it isn't MY exposting. and, oh wise one, what
do you think you do every time you reply to our posts?

To spare you being trolled any mo how do you (and the other suckers
who replied to him) think B Hughes[1] posted, when he 'complained'
about Brian top posting? Go back and check.

[1] aka "fs" aka "Mary Fisher" aka "Matthew Meatloaf" etc etc etc


Tell tale Tit! Your tongue will split! And all the little doggies will have
a little bit! (and the name is Maltloaf by the way.)

Mr. Ed
 

"Graham." wrote in message
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"Woody" wrote in message
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Four Feather Falls was Gerry (Thunderbirds) Anderson.
Anyone remember Phyllis Diller in The Pruitts of Southampton?

C. 1966?
I rather think Four Feather Falls was somewhat earlier than
that - possibly 1963-ish?

Having typed that I remembered that Google is your friend.....

1958!!!!!!! (well in the States anyway.) 1960 over here.

Geez, I feel old.

I remember FFF quite well. You no doubt will
have discovered Anderson had an earlier production
called The Adventures of Twizzle which I have no memory of.


I remember Twizzle it was about a puppet boy whose arms
and legs telescoped

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EFF26F-C_RQ

Twizzle was one of my earliest memories of TV

Steve Terry

Mr. Ed
 

"Paul Heslop" wrote in message
...
Bill Wright wrote:

"B Hughes" wrote in message
...
We do not like TOP POSTERS in uf+dm. Please learn how to post proper
should you wish to return. You have been warned.

Who the **** are you, coming on here and laying the law down? 'You have
been
warned' my arse. Pillock.

Bill

xposted Bill, all over the place :O)

Yes, well, that's alright.

Bill

Mr. Ed
 

"Ian F." wrote in message
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wrote in message
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Taht?

As in Lilo Lil - "She. Is. A. Taht!"


LOL!

Where's me tea?

Col

Mr. Ed
 

wrote in message
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On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:04:53 +0100, "Graham."
wrote:



"Woody" wrote in message
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Four Feather Falls was Gerry (Thunderbirds) Anderson.
Anyone remember Phyllis Diller in The Pruitts of
Southampton?

C. 1966?



I rather think Four Feather Falls was somewhat earlier than
that - possibly 1963-ish?

Having typed that I remembered that Google is your
friend.....

1958!!!!!!! (well in the States anyway.) 1960 over here.

Geez, I feel old.

I remember FFF quite well. You no doubt will
have discovered Anderson had an earlier production
called The Adventures of Twizzle which I have no memory of.

After FFF he did Torchy the Battery Boy thereby setting
the space-travel trend.

Anyone remember Space Patrol? not an Anderson series
but produced by Roberta Leigh who wrote the scripts for twizzle
and Torchy.


I remember Twizzle. Used to streach the legs and arms to the
accompning ratcheting sound. The legs looked like the the
twisted
metal skewers.

She also wrote Hoppity. I remeber the theme tune and the
character
her swinging on a gate!

Episodes of Space Patrol I believe were posted on one of the
SCFI news
groups last year. I can't remember if I downloaded them. I used
to
like that series.

never liked Torchy though. Really started for me with Supercar
and
Fireball XL5 though!

Steve



Ah, now you're talking.
Fireball XL5
Supercar
Stingray
?
Thunderbirds - the best of the lot
Joe 90

My kids bought me an album of TV themes a Christmas or two ago
and Fireball XL5 was on it. Sadly I could remember the words and
I'm only 58!!

The other thing that sticks in my head was Steve ??'s pet - its
name was in my head a minute ago but its gone - which was a
creature called a Gabbladicton and had a single phrase - "Welcome
home." Sad or what?

Stop STOP! I can't stand the pain any
more......................................



--
Woody

harrogate three at ntlworld dot com

Mr. Ed
 

"Woody" wrote in message
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wrote in message
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On Sat, 25 Jul 2009 20:04:53 +0100, "Graham." wrote:



"Woody" wrote in message
...
Four Feather Falls was Gerry (Thunderbirds) Anderson.
Anyone remember Phyllis Diller in The Pruitts of Southampton?

C. 1966?



I rather think Four Feather Falls was somewhat earlier than
that - possibly 1963-ish?

Having typed that I remembered that Google is your friend.....

1958!!!!!!! (well in the States anyway.) 1960 over here.

Geez, I feel old.

I remember FFF quite well. You no doubt will
have discovered Anderson had an earlier production
called The Adventures of Twizzle which I have no memory of.

After FFF he did Torchy the Battery Boy thereby setting
the space-travel trend.

Anyone remember Space Patrol? not an Anderson series
but produced by Roberta Leigh who wrote the scripts for twizzle
and Torchy.


I remember Twizzle. Used to streach the legs and arms to the
accompning ratcheting sound. The legs looked like the the twisted
metal skewers.

She also wrote Hoppity. I remeber the theme tune and the character
her swinging on a gate!

Episodes of Space Patrol I believe were posted on one of the SCFI news
groups last year. I can't remember if I downloaded them. I used to
like that series.

never liked Torchy though. Really started for me with Supercar and
Fireball XL5 though!

Steve



Ah, now you're talking.
Fireball XL5
Supercar
Stingray
?
Thunderbirds - the best of the lot
Joe 90

My kids bought me an album of TV themes a Christmas or two ago and
Fireball XL5 was on it. Sadly I could remember the words and I'm only 58!!

The other thing that sticks in my head was Steve ??'s pet - its name was
in my head a minute ago but its gone - which was a creature called a
Gabbladicton and had a single phrase - "Welcome home." Sad or what?

Stop STOP! I can't stand the pain any
more......................................

Zoonie the Lazoon

Gabbladicton? I don't recall that
Robert the Robot had the catch-phrase "On our way 'ome"

--
Graham.

%Profound_observation%

Mr. Ed
 

"fs" wrote in message ...

"Bill Wright" wrote in message
...

"B Hughes" wrote in message
...
We do not like TOP POSTERS in uf+dm. Please learn how to post proper
should you wish to return. You have been warned.

Who the **** are you, coming on here and laying the law down? 'You have
been warned' my arse. Pillock.

Bill


Poor B Hughes is blind. Apart from repeating the warning to you I have
also sent abuse reports to:



c.c. news.giganews.net

Yeah right, ss if an ISP is going to be interested in intervening
in some Usenet flame war.

c.c. The management uk.food+drink.misc

Unmoderated newsgroups do not have 'management', despite
certain people imagining that they belong to some elite group
of posters that run things.

Col