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voodooflux replied

5 September 2008, 09:33
Originally posted by realityhack View Post

Astonishingly - I had a wooden tie once. Wore it for a laugh once too.

Think I still have it somewhere. Crikey, they still make them.

If those ties are fairly rigid then they might be useful weapons to have in meetings.
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DodgyAgent replied

5 September 2008, 09:33
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

One of the help desk techies here has a seemingly endless supply of Starwars ties.

is he also very fat?
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realityhack replied

5 September 2008, 09:33
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

My god those are fugly!

Yours for £11.99, cheap at twice the price, and they:

now have an assortment of differently stripes
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snaw replied

5 September 2008, 09:31
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

One of the help desk techies here has a seemingly endless supply of Starwars ties.

Bit of a ladies man then I assume?
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DaveB replied

5 September 2008, 09:31
Originally posted by snaw View Post

We're posting on an IT board. I'm sure someone will be keen to trade you for a fine selection of Disney cartoon ties.

One of the help desk techies here has a seemingly endless supply of Starwars ties.
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oracleslave replied

5 September 2008, 09:30
Originally posted by realityhack View Post

Astonishingly - I had a wooden tie once. Wore it for a laugh once too.

Think I still have it somewhere. Crikey, they still make them.

My god those are fugly!
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realityhack replied

5 September 2008, 09:29
Originally posted by zeitghost

Does anyone want a fine selection of kipper ties?

Astonishingly - I had a wooden tie once. Wore it for a laugh once too.

Think I still have it somewhere. Crikey, they still make them.
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snaw replied

5 September 2008, 09:25
Originally posted by zeitghost

Does anyone want a fine selection of kipper ties?

We're posting on an IT board. I'm sure someone will be keen to trade you for a fine selection of Disney cartoon ties.
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oracleslave replied

5 September 2008, 09:18
Originally posted by snaw View Post

Cause it was on at half ten and I got to get up (Get woken up) at 6 am ... I recorded it though ...

Presuming it's on Sky I'll give it a watch sometime as well.
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snaw replied

5 September 2008, 09:18
Originally posted by sasguru View Post

A greasy spoon in Putney? Must have been way back when

Funnily enough, yeah. I miss the proliferation of greasy spoons, they're a dying institution.
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snaw replied

5 September 2008, 09:16
Originally posted by oracleslave View Post

This one? Link

How come you only watched 10min?

Cause it was on at half ten and I got to get up (Get woken up) at 6 am ... I recorded it though ...
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sasguru replied

5 September 2008, 09:14
Originally posted by snaw View Post

Saw something you'd appreciate last night - watched the opening 10 minutes of the Sweeney (Film version) set in Putney!

Very surreal seeing buildings and an area you recognise, except transplanted 30 years back in time!

Where the Thai Square place is, was a single story greasy spoon - I was pissing myself just watching it (And laughing at the clothes they were wearing).

A greasy spoon in Putney? Must have been way back when
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oracleslave replied

5 September 2008, 09:12
Originally posted by snaw View Post

Saw something you'd appreciate last night - watched the opening 10 minutes of the Sweeney (Film version) set in Putney!

Very surreal seeing buildings and an area you recognise, except transplanted 30 years back in time!

Where the Thai Square place is, was a single story greasy spoon - I was pissing myself just watching it (And laughing at the clothes they were wearing).

This one? Link

How come you only watched 10min?
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snaw started a topic Hey Oracleslave!

5 September 2008, 09:06
Hey Oracleslave!

Saw something you'd appreciate last night - watched the opening 10 minutes of the Sweeney (Film version) set in Putney!

Very surreal seeing buildings and an area you recognise, except transplanted 30 years back in time!

Where the Thai Square place is, was a single story greasy spoon - I was pissing myself just watching it (And laughing at the clothes they were wearing).
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