And now let's have a look at the gallery...

Guy said:

No, I'm not going to tell you what's at the other end of the link,

There's a rather big clue in the domain name - assuming one was brought
up watching British children's TV in the 70s and 80s. :-)

d.

On Wed, 01 Jun 2005 13:32:07 +0100, davek <[email hidden]>

Quoted message said:

There's a rather big clue in the domain name - assuming one was brought
up watching British children's TV in the 70s and 80s. :-)

The thread title is a bit of a giveaway, too...

Guy
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davek said:

Guy said:

No, I'm not going to tell you what's at the other end of the link,

There's a rather big clue in the domain name - assuming one was brought
up watching British children's TV in the 70s and 80s. :-)

And/or brought up in Huddersfield, as I was, where Wilf Lunn is a
regular,...er,...character.

Colin

Just zis Guy said:

http://www.wilflunn.com/cycles.htm

No, I'm not going to tell you what's at the other end of the link,
just look and be amazed :-)

We cannot return any of your entries, but we do give a prize for any
that we show.

Al together now:

dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Mike

Mike K Smith said:

dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Sometimes I'm glad that I'm too young to get some of the references
here! ;-)

Jon

| Mike K Smith <[email hidden]> wrote:
|
| Just zis Guy, you know? wrote:
| > http://www.wilflunn.com/cycles.htm
| >
| > No, I'm not going to tell you what's at the other end of the link,
| > just look and be amazed :-)
|
| We cannot return any of your entries, but we do give a prize for any
| that we show.
|
| Al together now:
|
| dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Shirley it was:

dum-di dum-di dum-di du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum di-du-uum
di-d-di-d-du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum...

where the construct "-uu-uu" is intended to convey a single syllable
continuing over an implied beat, as it were.

--
Patrick Herring, http://www.anweald.co.uk/ph

Jon Senior said:

Sometimes I'm glad that I'm too young to get some of the references
here! ;-)

Strictly speaking, I'm too young to remember Vision On - I mostly
remember Wilf Lunn from Jigsaw. (Mmmm, Janet Ellis... <sigh>😉

For me, Tony Hart evokes strange dreams of Morph playing russian
roulette with Robert De Niro...

d.

Jon Senior said:

Mike K Smith said:

dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Sometimes I'm glad that I'm too young to get some of the references
here! ;-)

I'm plenty old enough, but it's completely lost on me too.
I guess it's only for those of a certain age *and* affluence
(as in, TV-owning families).

--
Nick Kew

Nick Kew said:

Jon Senior said:

Mike K Smith said:

dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Sometimes I'm glad that I'm too young to get some of the references
here! ;-)

I'm plenty old enough, but it's completely lost on me too.
I guess it's only for those of a certain age *and* affluence
(as in, TV-owning families).

Am I the only one who thought Tony Hart was a rubbish artist and
completely AHOA?

sorry that should be UHOA as in Up

MartinM said:

sorry that should be UHOA as in Up

I did wonder where the Asian Hotel Owners Association came into it.

--
Dave...

Patrick Herring said:

| Mike K Smith <[email hidden]> wrote:

Quoted message said:

| Al together now:
|
| dum dum dum dum di di dum diddle-liddle um dum dum

Shirley it was:

dum-di dum-di dum-di du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum di-du-uum
di-d-di-d-du-uu-uum di-di-du-uu-uum...

where the construct "-uu-uu" is intended to convey a single syllable
continuing over an implied beat, as it were.

Well, maybe my rendition of it into ASCII is pretty poor. If you think
that's bad, you should hear me sunging.

Anyone who cares can listen to the tune here:
http://www.culttelly.co.uk/lyrics/leftbank2.mid

or at this page here:
http://www.shawson.co.uk/index.old.php?galleryindex.htm~mainFrame

Mike