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Mine is bigger than yours!
Since I took that G string from that floozy, my guitar sounds much better.
How about ‘Colonel Bogey’ with naughty lyrics?
Shall be go for ‘Duelling Banjoes’ next.
Ypres Branch of The George Formby Appreciation Society practice for their first concert.
MoD cutbacks meant the Royal Military Tattoo was taking a different approach this year.
(Singing the theme to the movie, Independence Day after arriving in the trenches of WWI) “It’s the end of the world as we know it! It’s the end of the world as we know it and I’m feeling fine! Feeling fine!”
“You two couldn’t hit a barn door with a banjo” their sniper instructor had told them. At their next lesson they intended to prove him wrong.
“All the way from Alabama you say…..and on your knee….well there’s a coincidence”
“You will never win ‘Hitting the cow’s arse with a banjo competition’ with one that size”
With the Referendum meaning no more bagpipes, I guess we’d better develop the secret eucalalie programme.
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“hey, you look like my twin brother!”…………duelling banjos
“You will never win ‘Hitting the cow’s a**e with a banjo competition’ with one that size.
“You will never win ‘Hitting the cow’s posterior with a banjo competition” with one that size.
I’ve already asked, lean on a lampost he says, find a street corner he says, clean some windows he says, then we’ll see about a pass.
“Turned out nice again”
Due to a faulty keyboard, the MoD’s budget for ‘nukes’ was diverted to something less lethal.