'If you think Marillion are sh1t have a look at this!'
'Thai-land'
'Tit for tat'
'Child labour funiture inc'
'Bamboo poo'
'I like Fish'
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Previously on "Marillion Fan's shops"
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"Anyone who remembers Reginald Perrin will remember Grot Shops"
Nope. Not as old as you, old man.
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Yes like the Rabbit - the best selling VibratorOriginally posted by roger rabbitLady Boys' Wooden Dongs and Other Essential Accoutrements
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Anyone who remembers Reginald Perrin will remember Grot Shops
In the 1970s surreal cult comedy 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin', the troubled Perrin set up a chain of shops called Grot, which sold intentionally useless and ugly objects. But the Grot shops became a worldwide success, much to Perrin's chagrin.
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Lady Boys' Wooden Dongs and Other Essential AccoutrementsOriginally posted by MarillionFanI am deciding whether to change the name of my business.
Suggestions.
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LOLOriginally posted by sasguruRat a Tat Tat
Tat for Twats
Tatty-go-round
We sell tulipe
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Tat for tits?
Halal Furniture?
Fish4Furniture?
Furniture4Fish?
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IT seems to have changed our blocking software and apparently this site is OK, god knows why.
Still the same mixture of unemployable goat botherers here, although someone got banned here today which, apart from OBL, never used to happen.
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I am deciding whether to change the name of my business.
Suggestions.
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Are you going to explain your long absence Rog? 18 months is a long time away. Did you get early release for good behaviour?
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Marillion Fan's shops
To the tune of On Ilkley Moor b’ah t’at , all please sing:
What have tha bought since I saw thee, saw thee!
In Monkey Business Thai Baht Tat
What have tha bought since I saw thee, saw thee!
What have tha bought since I saw thee!
In Monkey Business Thai Baht Tat
In Monkey Business Thai Baht Tat
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