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Broadhead wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:Bloody hell mate, 'Frisky Thursday' is tomorrow
Innit. I need to get out more.
Seriously though, i wonder how many of them can actually DJ? Or even know what the big flashy buttons do? I bet they get paid handsomely too. Can we get some prices, make a graph and work out who is the most famous please? Thanks in advance.
Fandango Widewheels wrote:Broadhead wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:Bloody hell mate, 'Frisky Thursday' is tomorrow
Innit. I need to get out more.
Seriously though, i wonder how many of them can actually DJ? Or even know what the big flashy buttons do? I bet they get paid handsomely too. Can we get some prices, make a graph and work out who is the most famous please? Thanks in advance.
I might send some 'exploratory' emails
Fandango Widewheels wrote:Broadhead wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:Bloody hell mate, 'Frisky Thursday' is tomorrow
Innit. I need to get out more.
Seriously though, i wonder how many of them can actually DJ? Or even know what the big flashy buttons do? I bet they get paid handsomely too. Can we get some prices, make a graph and work out who is the most famous please? Thanks in advance.
I might send some 'exploratory' emails
Sherrers wrote:
I'm hallucinating off sudafed by the way
p.s the tenuous connection to the conversation was ; I thought how awesome it would be if Mark actually did the exploratory emails and posted them and any replies. LIke the Henry Root letters.
RvZ wrote:there have been many MANY imitators since in many mediums but he was the original wind up man.
daily mail?? telegraph??
tim will know
or noogle will google
Fandango Widewheels wrote:Broadhead wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:Bloody hell mate, 'Frisky Thursday' is tomorrow
Innit. I need to get out more.
Seriously though, i wonder how many of them can actually DJ? Or even know what the big flashy buttons do? I bet they get paid handsomely too. Can we get some prices, make a graph and work out who is the most famous please? Thanks in advance.
I might send some 'exploratory' emails
RvZ wrote:there have been many MANY imitators since in many mediums but he was the original wind up man.
daily mail?? telegraph??
tim will know
or noogle will google
Fandango Widewheels wrote:I would guess people at agencies such as the one I posted are pretty switched on and wary of timewasters, or am I being too kind?
Sherrers wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:I would guess people at agencies such as the one I posted are pretty switched on and wary of timewasters, or am I being too kind?
Never ever EVER underestimate human greed
It does not matter how stupid you pretend to be it can't be as thick as some of the real enquiries are from time to time.
Killer combo.... they deal with idiots making bonkers requests anyway PLUS they want to make money.
When I did PR scams this was the equation. The more simple you seem the more they think they can take you for. In that area you can dance a merry dance o yes!
Eventually you end up on James Whale as a secret lemonade drinker or on Blue Peter with dancing hoovers.
QED
Son of Nod wrote:RvZ wrote:there have been many MANY imitators since in many mediums but he was the original wind up man.
daily mail?? telegraph??
tim will know
or noogle will google
Henry Root is the creation of writer William Donaldson who wrote to numerous public figures with unusual or outlandish questions and requests.
Charles William Donaldson (4 January 1935 - 22 June 2005) was an English satirist, writer, playboy and, under the pseudonym of Henry Root.
Fandango Widewheels wrote:Sherrers wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:I would guess people at agencies such as the one I posted are pretty switched on and wary of timewasters, or am I being too kind?
Never ever EVER underestimate human greed
It does not matter how stupid you pretend to be it can't be as thick as some of the real enquiries are from time to time.
Killer combo.... they deal with idiots making bonkers requests anyway PLUS they want to make money.
When I did PR scams this was the equation. The more simple you seem the more they think they can take you for. In that area you can dance a merry dance o yes!
Eventually you end up on James Whale as a secret lemonade drinker or on Blue Peter with dancing hoovers.
QED
I've not heard that story.
Sherrers wrote:I think it was the telegraph but the Henry Root letters were compiled into books in the early 80's
jon carter wrote:Sherrers wrote:I think it was the telegraph but the Henry Root letters were compiled into books in the early 80's
Sherrers wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:Sherrers wrote:Fandango Widewheels wrote:I would guess people at agencies such as the one I posted are pretty switched on and wary of timewasters, or am I being too kind?
Never ever EVER underestimate human greed
It does not matter how stupid you pretend to be it can't be as thick as some of the real enquiries are from time to time.
Killer combo.... they deal with idiots making bonkers requests anyway PLUS they want to make money.
When I did PR scams this was the equation. The more simple you seem the more they think they can take you for. In that area you can dance a merry dance o yes!
Eventually you end up on James Whale as a secret lemonade drinker or on Blue Peter with dancing hoovers.
QED
I've not heard that story.
It came up on Sat.
Someone said Elvis Costello's Dad sang the song.
I said I know, I have a pic of me singing it with him.
Sherrers wrote:Today I learned people dress up on a weekend as characters from a computer game
Sherrers wrote:Today I learned people dress up on a weekend as characters from a computer game
Fandango Widewheels wrote:Sherrers wrote:Today I learned people dress up on a weekend as characters from a computer game
You knew this already, surely?
Today I learned not to rush as you pull up your trouser zip. It's taken me 34 years to learn this lesson, I don't think it will ever be forgotten
it's usually timmy who snags his tackle in some horrific fashionRvZ wrote:
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