Vic Reeves drink-driving
Vic Reeves drink-driving
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c c

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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crazydave

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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I wonder if Judge Nutmeg conficted him?

Plotloss

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301 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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Spin spin spin the wheel of justice, see how fast the bastard turns...

burnt

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280 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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Oh no no no!

anonymous-user

85 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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he will need more than just his lucky carpet...

tinman0

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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c c said:
They wouldn’t let it lie.




What do you mean?

pesty

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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tinman ever seen vic and bob's work? its a catch frase

crazydave

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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tinman0 said:

c c said:
They wouldn’t let it lie.





What do you mean?


He means that they could have let it lie but they wouldn't let it lie. You just wouldn't let it lie would you?

parrot of doom

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265 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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I wonder if they won't let him see his kids?

tinman0

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271 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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pesty said:
tinman ever seen vic and bob's work? its a catch frase


apologies

mybrainhurts

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286 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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Good old Beeb gets it wrong again.....

He was the voice that asked questions of the nodding bulldog in the company's motor insurance adverts on TV for five years, but he has not been heard since he was charged

No he wasn't....he was the dog.

Ecks Ridgehead

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259 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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mybrainhurts said:
Good old Beeb gets it wrong again.....

He was the voice that asked questions of the nodding bulldog in the company's motor insurance adverts on TV for five years, but he has not been heard since he was charged

No he wasn't....he was the dog.


I thought he did both voices.

King Sid

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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Thought the dog was Bob?

fido

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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Plotloss said:
Spin spin spin the wheel of justice, see how fast the bastard turns...


it's making me DIZZY ...

hedders

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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How on earth did he get done for drunk driving if he left the scene of the accident?

I would have thought the whole point of leaving the scene would be to go sober up and then report the accident!

Ahonen

5,032 posts

310 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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mybrainhurts said:
Good old Beeb gets it wrong again.....

He was the voice that asked questions of the nodding bulldog in the company's motor insurance adverts on TV for five years, but he has not been heard since he was charged

No he wasn't....he was the dog.


Nope, definitely asked the dog questions.

Sounds like Vic spent an evening with Donald Cox, the sweaty fox...

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

265 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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mybrainhurts said:
Good old Beeb gets it wrong again.....

He was the voice that asked questions of the nodding bulldog in the company's motor insurance adverts on TV for five years, but he has not been heard since he was charged

No he wasn't....he was the dog.


No, he did the voice (and also the dog perhaps).

dazren

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292 months

Thursday 7th April 2005
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hedders said:
How on earth did he get done for drunk driving if he left the scene of the accident?

I would have thought the whole point of leaving the scene would be to go sober up and then report the accident!


I read somewhere else that there was someone in the car he drove into.

DAZ

hedders

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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dazren said:

hedders said:
How on earth did he get done for drunk driving if he left the scene of the accident?

I would have thought the whole point of leaving the scene would be to go sober up and then report the accident!



I read somewhere else that there was someone in the car he drove into.

DAZ


He must have been caught before he got home, that is a pretty quick response time for the Bib!

pzero64

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Thursday 7th April 2005
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anonymous said:
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