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bigmo
13 Oct 15 20:11
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Just like the memorable lines in films I think we need a Chit Chat equivalent.

As hard a face as a Norwegian logger.

A fine start to the hall of fame.

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rob_dylan
When: 13 Oct 15 20:51
50pc of these would be by Ken Masters, wish he would come back.

"I felled on your slippy bote". One that springs to mind, made me smile just typing it now.
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Knight Commander
When: 13 Oct 15 21:47
"Feeding the ducks" springs to mind for some reason.
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Mr Eboue
When: 13 Oct 15 21:57
The first time I read 'spaff on chebs' I laughed uncontrollably for a good 10 seconds.
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johnizere
When: 13 Oct 15 22:10
Full bank on Curlin.
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Tommy Toes
When: 14 Oct 15 01:07
"A face like a plasterer's radio"

Caused much merriment some years ago.
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bigmo
When: 14 Oct 15 08:09
"A face like a plasterer's radio"Laugh
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rob_dylan
When: 14 Oct 15 10:29
'dongs of praise'
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rogerthebutler
When: 14 Oct 15 11:29
There was a forumite 'Markus' something or other.

When the Da Vinci Code was released he wrote a hilarious article about an Equine equivalent with Coolemore and Godolphin going to war over who had the true lineage back to the original stallion from which all racehorses were subsequently bred (which he called 'The Big Banger')
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