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Fred Dibnah
A sad day for all with mutton chops.
A sad day for all with mutton chops.
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Hmph.
HAH! (at CM/Rickoss)
Rickoss wrote:
> I came to where I live once.
Thats such a feat...
> I came to where I live once.
Thats such a feat...
I came to where I live once.
:-(
:-(
monkey_man wrote:
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
***
3 times.
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
***
3 times.
So funny he laughed twice.
monkey_man wrote:
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
monkey_man wrote:
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
> Wasn't he famous for
> blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing
> nowadays...
Ahahaha
He's been dying for some time now, terminal cancer or something. Shame; fewer programmes on TV about blowing stuff up or constructing a coal mine in your back garden.
JFH wrote:
> I wouldn't have guessed that. Only 66.
They go so young, these celebrity steeplejacks. Wasn't he famous for blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing nowadays...
> I wouldn't have guessed that. Only 66.
They go so young, these celebrity steeplejacks. Wasn't he famous for blowing up big towers? We hunt people down for that sort of thing nowadays...
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