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08 Apr 15
18:41
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Watched one of these programmes yesterday, where lottery winners show the house they used to live in, and the one they live in now.
The one that got me was the woman from Grimsby, she didn't go too far as she said she often drove down 'that road' would love to live in it.
As you can imagine, a much larger house requires a lot more furniture.
Her kitchen was about the same size as the entire ground floor of my house, and looked empty, apart from the 12-seater circular island in the middle of the room.
She must walk a fair bit to cook when she goes to all the cupboards, the walls are that far away from each other
Anyway, now she's minted she gets invited to VIP charity parties.
She always wanted to own a 'television prop' of some sort, so when she saw this one come up, she said she had to have it.
She didn't say what she paid for it, but it takes pride of place in the kitchen, and when guests arrive they usually have their photograph taken with it.
Would anybody who honestly never saw the programme like to guess which 'television prop' she purchased?
If it was my house it would be lucky to get in the shed.
I'll look back in for any guesses in about 5 minutes.
The one that got me was the woman from Grimsby, she didn't go too far as she said she often drove down 'that road' would love to live in it.
As you can imagine, a much larger house requires a lot more furniture.
Her kitchen was about the same size as the entire ground floor of my house, and looked empty, apart from the 12-seater circular island in the middle of the room.
She must walk a fair bit to cook when she goes to all the cupboards, the walls are that far away from each other
Anyway, now she's minted she gets invited to VIP charity parties.
She always wanted to own a 'television prop' of some sort, so when she saw this one come up, she said she had to have it.
She didn't say what she paid for it, but it takes pride of place in the kitchen, and when guests arrive they usually have their photograph taken with it.
Would anybody who honestly never saw the programme like to guess which 'television prop' she purchased?
If it was my house it would be lucky to get in the shed.
I'll look back in for any guesses in about 5 minutes.
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Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
The Jaws shark, the one used to eat Robert Shaw. The microfilm from "My favourite spy". |
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James Bond's Aston Martin from Goldfinger,
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One of the lottery draw machines
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Del boys 3 wheeler
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Dusty Bin
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Closest guesses so far have been
Chitty Chitty Bang Bang James Bond's Aston Martin from Goldfinger Del boys 3 wheeler But it's not a car.  |
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No to Muntz
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Granville's delivery bike
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motor bike carriage caravan |
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has it got wheels
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Corporal Jones's delivery van
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No No No No No No dear. |
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is it from a quiz show you can win money on
A soap |
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Must be something kitchen related. The tesco self scan checkout that anthony worrall Thompson stole from?
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Hi crisp, it's got me facked
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A doughnut that Fanny Craddock baked.
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A pie that featured in a Greggs advert?
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Aka whats the difference between fanny craddock and a long distance run..................
Ones a pant in the country. I'll get me apron  |
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That's not bad. Maybe not up to Crisp's standards but not bad.
You'll remember Johnnie saying after Fanny had demonstrated how to make the perfect donut. "Good luck at home folks and I hope your donut's turn out like Fanny's". |
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Back to the quiz
Is it a Nora Batty rolling pin? Is it anything to do with Nigella? |
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"Good luck at home folks and I hope your donut's turn out like Fanny's".
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boxingthefox
is it from a quiz show you can win money on A soap No No Crisp77 Must be something kitchen related. The tesco self scan checkout that anthony worrall Thompson stole from? No akabula A doughnut that Fanny Craddock baked. No akabula A pie that featured in a Greggs advert? No akabula Is it a Nora Batty rolling pin? Is it anything to do with Nigella? No No |
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You ignored one of Crisp's questions.
Is it kitchen related? Is it from a long running tv show? Is it a blooded bandage from casualty? |
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Is the prop bigger than a person
is it garage related is it car related |
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is it from an american tv series |
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akabula
Is it kitchen related? No. But it's in her kitchen. Is it from a long running tv show? Yes. Is it a blooded bandage from casualty? No boxingthefox Is the prop bigger than a person No. is it garage related is it car related No No boxingthefox is it from a british tv series Yes is it from an american tv series Could have been shown over there, no idea. |
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is it a sign
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Is it from one of the soaps?
Is it Hilda's ducks? Is it a stuffed animal? Was it a comedy show? or a drama series? |
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Is it from one of the soaps?
Is it Hilda's ducks? Is it a stuffed animal? Was it a comedy show? or a drama series? No No No No No |
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childrens series
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