Does it sell Jokers and have a black and white valve telly?
I'm pretty sure it didn't, but it did have a real fire place and dog laid in front of it, and a real live sheep stood on one of the benches outside the pub, I would have called it a beer garden but I dont think you could really.
How about those Six Million Dollar Man action figures? There was a hole in the back of his head, so you could look through his bionic eye. Totally useless, unless you were some solipsistic loner with an obsession for recreating focalisation shots. Otherwise, you'd end up in a punch up with your mate.
"Now, I want to look through the hole in his head!"
"No, it's my Steve Austin!"
"But you said, after half an hour, I could look through his head!"
"Did not."
"Did."
"Did not."
"Did." (Takes Steve Austin and pulls head off.)
"Waaaaaaaaah!!"
Thats just freaky...
I know im a little late on this conversation, but heres a weird cartoon from my childhood: (mind you, my child hood wasnt that long ago)
Thats just freaky...
I know im a little late on this conversation, but heres a weird cartoon from my childhood: (mind you, my child hood wasnt that long ago)
It was a great cartoon, precisely because it was a bit of a throwback but it had absorbed a lot of eighties/early nineties comic art, too. Sometimes I felt it tried a little too hard, but hey, that was better than not trying at all. Your childhood, eh? Well, that was a cool cartoon to grow up with!
It was a great cartoon, precisely because it was a bit of a throwback but it had absorbed a lot of eighties/early nineties comic art, too. Sometimes I felt it tried a little too hard, but hey, that was better than not trying at all. Your childhood, eh? Well, that was a cool cartoon to grow up with!
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I'm pretty sure it didn't, but it did have a real fire place and dog laid in front of it, and a real live sheep stood on one of the benches outside the pub, I would have called it a beer garden but I dont think you could really.
Here's it's website: http://www.tanhillinn.co.uk/
No jokers pop on there neither but interesting none the less.:)
"Now, I want to look through the hole in his head!"
"No, it's my Steve Austin!"
"But you said, after half an hour, I could look through his head!"
"Did not."
"Did."
"Did not."
"Did." (Takes Steve Austin and pulls head off.)
"Waaaaaaaaah!!"
I know im a little late on this conversation, but heres a weird cartoon from my childhood: (mind you, my child hood wasnt that long ago)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=oH1BpY3efmQ
"Its a secret to everybody."
It was a great cartoon, precisely because it was a bit of a throwback but it had absorbed a lot of eighties/early nineties comic art, too. Sometimes I felt it tried a little too hard, but hey, that was better than not trying at all. Your childhood, eh? Well, that was a cool cartoon to grow up with!
"Its a secret to everybody."