Richard Wilson?
Whatever
isn't him?
http://www.richardwilsonarchive.com/bio.htm
# He's a supporter of the Labour Party.
# Richard was awarded an OBE for services to drama in 1994.
# Before becoming an actor, Richard worked as a research scientist.
# Richard is a patron of the Royal Court Theatre*
# He's the author of "I don't believe it: Richard Wilson's Book of
Absurdities" - as the name suggests, a lightweight read consisting of
humorous and amazing facts.
Has Richard ever been seen in the same place with Richard?
-- Al
ric...@molerat.demon.co.uk
> How much do we really know about Richard Wilson? Who's to say this
> isn't him?
It fails to mention the Amazing Educational Dildo (TM). Ergo, it's a
impostor.
R.
Whatever
But then that's exactly what we would expect you to say, isn't it...
A lot of coincidences. Both from the UK. Both named Richard.
Both named Wilson. Well, OK, maybe three coincidences.
I haven't found any Zadoc quotes just yet, but it seems you'd be
a natural in the role of Gaius, and isn't it funny how a search of
IMDB reveals the alternate first name of Ian...
nothing
I must have missed class the day this wonderful device was discussed.
Could you please revisit the issue?
ric...@molerat.demon.co.uk
> On Oct 5, 10:50 am, "rich...@molerat.demon.co.uk"
>
> <rich...@molerat.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>
> > It fails to mention the Amazing Educational Dildo (TM). Ergo, it's a
> > impostor.
>
> Could you please revisit the issue?
Get thee to BoRHOD, my son. Okay, it's on this page:
http://www.henriettesherbal.com/rhod/2003/mar03-b.html, dated 21
March. With Monsieur Papadopoulos coining the term on
http://www.henriettesherbal.com/rhod/2003/apr03-b.html, dated 17
April.
Those were the glory days, y'know (oh god, you've set gramps off now).
Men were men, women were women, the Baka beast was not yet a
clinically obese mother of 5 kids by 5 different fathers all called
Kyle (the kids and the father both) living in a trailer park on the
outskirts of a small town near Albuquerque, NM, and everybody was
really that scary man with the Prince Albert. Kind of like that bit in
"Being John Malkovich", you know the one? It still creeps me out,
sometimes. Where's my warm milk?
R.
Eli the Bearded
ric...@molerat.demon.co.uk <ric...@molerat.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> On 5 Oct, 20:19, nothing <dmpar...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I must have missed class the day this wonderful device was discussed.
> > Could you please revisit the issue?
> Get thee to BoRHOD, my son. Okay, it's on this page:
> http://www.henriettesherbal.com/rhod/2003/mar03-b.html, dated 21
> March. With Monsieur Papadopoulos coining the term on
> http://www.henriettesherbal.com/rhod/2003/apr03-b.html, dated 17
> April.
The things one forgets. I found an online PDF that mentions the
Health Edco Deluxe Condom Demonstration Model, with a list price of
$167.50, dated 2007. The Fisher Scientific (item id S80508) price today
is $218. Twelve packs of condoms to go with it cost $16.20. I'd suggest
a trip to Good Vibrations (real or online) before paying those rates.
> Where's my warm milk?
Perhaps Health Edco has a Deluxe Breastfeeding Demonstration Model
that can help you with that.
Elijah
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didn't check the fisher scientific catalog for that