Best, Non-CUK, use of the word tulip (or its derivations)

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Shimano105 replied

15 September 2011, 09:18
How did 'tulip' come to be used on the CUK filter? Was it just a random choice? tulip idea if you ask me.
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mudskipper replied

15 September 2011, 08:57
Tulip Web Design
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Scrag Meister replied

15 September 2011, 08:46
Clothes shop in Stamford Hill.

Mental health charity

Tulip mental health

The Univeristy of Liverpool Information Portal.
TULIP - And they thought they were so clever.

Last edited by Scrag Meister; 15 September 2011, 09:06.
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PRC1964 replied

15 September 2011, 08:05
Yum ! Edible Tulip
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Churchill replied

15 September 2011, 06:18
Originally posted by Paddy View Post

Tulip Hotels in NL. They are are expensive tulip.

The Golden Tulip at Hoofdorp used to be *the* place to trap off with air stewardesses...

In a past life of course<ahem>
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mudskipper replied

15 September 2011, 05:10
Welcome to Tulip Recruitment

Website's tulip too.

The testimonials are also funny:

"It’s so nice when I can ring a company, such as Tulip, and know I will be provided with such a good level of customer service."

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conned tractor replied

14 September 2011, 22:48
Looking on rightmove, I came across on a house on Tulip Grove, I couldn't help having preconceptions.
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Freamon replied

14 September 2011, 22:36
Originally posted by doodab View Post

Tulip Food Company

Historic god bacon sounds good.

Historisk god bacon

This is what I was going to post. They sell it in Tescos too:
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doodab replied

14 September 2011, 22:15
Tulip Food Company

Historic god bacon sounds good.

http://www.tulip.dk/Vores-produkter/Bacon/
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Paddy replied

14 September 2011, 21:48
Tulip Hotels in NL. They are are expensive tulip.

Last edited by Paddy; 14 September 2011, 22:00. Reason: because your worth it...
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TimberWolf replied

14 September 2011, 21:40
This one has obviously been done before:

They are tulip.
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DimPrawn replied

14 September 2011, 21:17
Q. What's better than a rose on a piano?

A. Tulips on an organ.
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Spacecadet started a topic Best, Non-CUK, use of the word tulip (or its derivations)

14 September 2011, 21:11
Best, Non-CUK, use of the word tulip (or its derivations)

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