I'm after a video of a late 80s (maybe early 90s) Turkey Drummers advert.
It's one with all the cubs out camping, or something.  There's a few ads on
the BM website, but not this one.

Anyone have one, or know where one might be?

(No, Lister, I'm not a paedophile and so don't want it to look at young boys)

deKay
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On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 21:26:47 +0000, deKay
<andyk@deleteme.lofi-gaming.nospam.org.uk.invalid> wrote:

>I'm after a video of a late 80s (maybe early 90s) Turkey Drummers advert.
>It's one with all the cubs out camping, or something.  There's a few ads on
>the BM website, but not this one.
>
>Anyone have one, or know where one might be?
>
>(No, Lister, I'm not a paedophile and so don't want it to look at young boys)


I wasn't going to suggest you were

deKay wrote:
> I'm after a video of a late 80s (maybe early 90s) Turkey Drummers
> advert. It's one with all the cubs out camping, or something.
> There's a few ads on the BM website, but not this one.
>
> Anyone have one, or know where one might be?
>
> (No, Lister, I'm not a paedophile and so don't want it to look at
> young boys)
>
> deKay
>> - Gaming Diary: www.lofi-gaming.org.uk/diary/
>> - My computer runs at 3.5MHz and I'm proud of that
>> - CSS Crap Games Comp 2005:
>> http://www.lofi-gaming.org.uk/speccy/cgc2005/

Bootifull

sorry, I can't help, but I used to love Turkey Drummers- do they still do
them?  If they do I think I may have an Eighties night with my mates and try
and get hold of some of my fav. food as a kid. Here's what i plan (thinking
as I type!)

Film: Legend
Telly: My DVD with stuff like Button Moon, Postman Pat and my dvd of Thomas
The Tank Engine (yeah, a girl who loved Thomas TTE)

Soundtrack whilst eating:
Best of Wham
Top gun soundtrack
Fame soundtrack

(mix of all these)

Food:

Starter: Heinz Big Soup (beef one)

Main:
Turkey golden Drummers (If they still exist)
Alphabites
Mushy Peas
Spaghetti hoops

Dessert:
Screwballs (those ice cream things with a bubble gum ball at the bottom of
them)
After 8 mints

Attire:
Straight legged trousers/dungarees/jumpers with jazzy patterns on/ra-ra
skirt
(trying frantically to remember what i wore as a kid)

I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?

Hayley

"Hayley"  wrote in message 
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>>
> sorry, I can't help, but I used to love Turkey Drummers- do they still do
> them?  If they do I think I may have an Eighties night with my mates and 
> try
> and get hold of some of my fav. food as a kid. Here's what i plan 
> (thinking
> as I type!)
>
> Film: Legend
> Telly: My DVD with stuff like Button Moon, Postman Pat and my dvd of 
> Thomas
> The Tank Engine (yeah, a girl who loved Thomas TTE)
>
> Soundtrack whilst eating:
> Best of Wham
> Top gun soundtrack
> Fame soundtrack
>
> I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?


Yes. Send me an invite! :-)

That all sounds very, very cool indeed.

I think possibly some playtime should be set aside for playing with 
Transformers, My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe, Sylvanian Families, 
Cabbage Patch, and other classic toy products.

BTN

"Hayley"  wrote in message
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> deKay wrote:
> > I'm after a video of a late 80s (maybe early 90s) Turkey Drummers
> > advert. It's one with all the cubs out camping, or something.
> > There's a few ads on the BM website, but not this one.
> >
> > Anyone have one, or know where one might be?
> >
> > (No, Lister, I'm not a paedophile and so don't want it to look at
> > young boys)
> >
> > deKay
> >> - Gaming Diary: www.lofi-gaming.org.uk/diary/
> >> - My computer runs at 3.5MHz and I'm proud of that
> >> - CSS Crap Games Comp 2005:
> >> http://www.lofi-gaming.org.uk/speccy/cgc2005/
>
> Bootifull
>
> sorry, I can't help, but I used to love Turkey Drummers- do they still do
> them?
They do still exist, in fact my flatmate had some the other day. Grey meat =
good meat. They are the finest, although I think Jamie 'fat tongue' oliver
would have something to say about them.

On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:50:35 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
 wrote:

>"Hayley"  wrote in message 
>news:dr3121$9ne$1@news6.svr.pol.co.uk...
>>>
>> sorry, I can't help, but I used to love Turkey Drummers- do they still do
>> them?  If they do I think I may have an Eighties night with my mates and 
>> try
>> and get hold of some of my fav. food as a kid. Here's what i plan 
>> (thinking
>> as I type!)
>>
>> Film: Legend
>> Telly: My DVD with stuff like Button Moon, Postman Pat and my dvd of 
>> Thomas
>> The Tank Engine (yeah, a girl who loved Thomas TTE)
>>
>> Soundtrack whilst eating:
>> Best of Wham
>> Top gun soundtrack
>> Fame soundtrack
>>
>> I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?
>
>
>Yes. Send me an invite! :-)
>
>That all sounds very, very cool indeed.
>
>I think possibly some playtime should be set aside for playing with 
>Transformers, My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe, Sylvanian Families, 
>Cabbage Patch, and other classic toy products.
>
>BTN 
>



Invite me too... I'll bring some 80s toys if possible

Hayley  did eloquently scribble:
> I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?

You've got to include dangermouse and trap door in there somewhere.
Possibly willo' the wisp too.
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"Lister"  wrote in message 
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> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:50:35 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
>>
>>I think possibly some playtime should be set aside for playing with
>>Transformers, My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe, Sylvanian Families,
>>Cabbage Patch, and other classic toy products.
>>
>
>
> Invite me too... I'll bring some 80s toys if possible


You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party for 
everybody might not be such a bad idea.

Wonder if we could hire the studio set for 'The Tube' or something. If it 
still exists?

BTN

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message
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>
> "Lister"  wrote in message
> news:vv8at1pd88968rve648qr779s5ngd68cdp@4ax.com...
> > On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:50:35 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
> >>
> >>I think possibly some playtime should be set aside for playing with
> >>Transformers, My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe, Sylvanian
Families,
> >>Cabbage Patch, and other classic toy products.
> >>
> >
> >
> > Invite me too... I'll bring some 80s toys if possible
>
>
> You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party
for
> everybody might not be such a bad idea.
>
> Wonder if we could hire the studio set for 'The Tube' or something. If it
> still exists?
>
> BTN
>
>

I have some er..........80's tv show board games......well i think 70's but
they ran into the 80's me thingks, CHiPs, 2 types, Morn n MIndy and Happy
days....Lister can bring his Mullet from the 80's that never was.

On Tue, 24 Jan 2006 10:51:11 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
 wrote:

>
>"Lister"  wrote in message 
>news:vv8at1pd88968rve648qr779s5ngd68cdp@4ax.com...
>> On Mon, 23 Jan 2006 16:50:35 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
>>>
>>>I think possibly some playtime should be set aside for playing with
>>>Transformers, My Little Pony, Masters of the Universe, Sylvanian Families,
>>>Cabbage Patch, and other classic toy products.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Invite me too... I'll bring some 80s toys if possible
>
>
>You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party for 
>everybody might not be such a bad idea.
>
>Wonder if we could hire the studio set for 'The Tube' or something. If it 
>still exists?
>
>BTN
>



How about a uk.culture.nostalgia.1980s party then?  We could invite
sponsorship from remembertheeighties (doubtful, but worth a shot)

jules  did eloquently scribble:
> I have some er..........80's tv show board games......well i think 70's but
> they ran into the 80's me thingks, CHiPs, 2 types, Morn n MIndy and Happy
> days....Lister can bring his Mullet from the 80's that never was.

So... That's what happened to mindy after mork left is it?
She shacked up with Morn from DS9?
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> jules  did eloquently scribble:
> > I have some er..........80's tv show board games......well i think 70's
but
> > they ran into the 80's me thingks, CHiPs, 2 types, Morn n MIndy and
Happy
> > days....Lister can bring his Mullet from the 80's that never was.
>
> So... That's what happened to mindy after mork left is it?
> She shacked up with Morn from DS9?

Whats DS9? not one of thos crap ST spin offs?

what a complete pile of pants the whole lot was..aparantly, i never watched
em even tho i love sci fi


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"Lister"  wrote in message 
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>>
>>
>>You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party 
>>for
>>everybody might not be such a bad idea.
>>
>
> How about a uk.culture.nostalgia.1980s party then?  We could invite
> sponsorship from remembertheeighties (doubtful, but worth a shot)


I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of 
Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.

BTN

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 10:16:58 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
 wrote:

>
>"Lister"  wrote in message 
>news:s5sct1t94r8rjvhth70meta6f9n90tel5j@4ax.com...
>>>
>>>
>>>You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party 
>>>for
>>>everybody might not be such a bad idea.
>>>
>>
>> How about a uk.culture.nostalgia.1980s party then?  We could invite
>> sponsorship from remembertheeighties (doubtful, but worth a shot)
>
>
>I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of 
>Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
>
>BTN 
>



That would be great, if they were still around

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message
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>
> "Lister"  wrote in message
> news:s5sct1t94r8rjvhth70meta6f9n90tel5j@4ax.com...
> >>
> >>
> >>You know, if you want to get this group going seriously, a big 80s party
> >>for
> >>everybody might not be such a bad idea.
> >>
> >
> > How about a uk.culture.nostalgia.1980s party then?  We could invite
> > sponsorship from remembertheeighties (doubtful, but worth a shot)
>
>
> I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of
> Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
>
Damn that filthy slime. I remember drinking Bass shandy and lemonade and my
friend drank lager and lime. They had .5%abv but were available to kids.
Those were the days.

"Lister"  wrote in message 
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>>
>>I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of
>>Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
>
>
> That would be great, if they were still around


They should bring back all these classic 1980s products. I reckon they'd all 
make loadsa money now.

Who wouldn't want to drink Quatro, or New York Seltzer? Or Cresta Cream 
Soda?

Also we can't have this party unless we have a big supply of Treets and 
Logger Bars to eat.

BTN

"roondog"  wrote in message 
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>
>> I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of
>> Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
>>
> Damn that filthy slime. I remember drinking Bass shandy and lemonade and 
> my
> friend drank lager and lime. They had .5%abv but were available to kids.
> Those were the days.


Yeah, you were probably listening to the arctic monkeys back then too, 
instead of Stan Ridgway's 'Camouflage'.

BTN

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message
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>
> "roondog"  wrote in message
> news:dr7jqq$5rk$1@news.anglia.ac.uk...
> >
> >> I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste
of
> >> Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
> >>
> > Damn that filthy slime. I remember drinking Bass shandy and lemonade and
> > my
> > friend drank lager and lime. They had .5%abv but were available to kids.
> > Those were the days.
>
>
> Yeah, you were probably listening to the arctic monkeys back then too,
> instead of Stan Ridgway's 'Camouflage'.
>
oh no back then I was listening to Guns n roses, iron maiden, metallica,
w.a.s.p, helloween, man o war all the greats. oh to be back in my formative
years.

"roondog"  wrote in message 
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>
>>
>> Yeah, you were probably listening to the arctic monkeys back then too,
>> instead of Stan Ridgway's 'Camouflage'.
>>
> oh no back then I was listening to Guns n roses, iron maiden, metallica,
> w.a.s.p, helloween, man o war all the greats. oh to be back in my 
> formative
> years.


Heh. Cunt.

Where's the Spandau Ballet? The Duran Duran? The Men at Work? The Thomas 
Dolby? The Fergal Sharkey?

Fuck, where's 'Africa' by Toto, in fact?

BTN

jules  did eloquently scribble:
> 
> 
> 
>  wrote in message
> news:pb5ia3-1hj.ln1@ridcully.fsnet.co.uk...
>> jules  did eloquently scribble:
>> > I have some er..........80's tv show board games......well i think 70's
> but
>> > they ran into the 80's me thingks, CHiPs, 2 types, Morn n MIndy and
> Happy
>> > days....Lister can bring his Mullet from the 80's that never was.
>>
>> So... That's what happened to mindy after mork left is it?
>> She shacked up with Morn from DS9?
> 
> Whats DS9? not one of thos crap ST spin offs?

Deep space 9, yes trek, not crap though...

Morn was a permanent resident of a barstool at Quark's... He never said a
single word on screen and became a bit of an in joke... People walking out
of the bar shaking their heads saying "Doesn't he ever shut up?" and
stuff...
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> jules  did eloquently scribble:
>>
>>
>> Whats DS9? not one of thos crap ST spin offs?
>
> Deep space 9, yes trek, not crap though...


*All* Star Trek is teh ghey.

That should bring the matter to an adequate conclusion.

BTN

> Heh. Cunt.
>
> Where's the Spandau Ballet? The Duran Duran? The Men at Work? The Thomas
> Dolby? The Fergal Sharkey?
>
> Fuck, where's 'Africa' by Toto, in fact?
>
These were in the background but the heavy stuff had swearing and was noisy.
What more do you want in music when under 10 years old playing with
ghostbusters, action force, starwars, transformers, m.a.s.k  drinking very
slightly alcoholic drinks.

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message
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>
>  wrote in message
> news:966ka3-t8n.ln1@ridcully.fsnet.co.uk...
> > jules  did eloquently scribble:
> >>
> >>
> >> Whats DS9? not one of thos crap ST spin offs?
> >
> > Deep space 9, yes trek, not crap though...
>
>
> *All* Star Trek is teh ghey.
>
> That should bring the matter to an adequate conclusion.
>
The films are ok, i like the one where there go back in time to save a
whale. Where was captain kirk last weekend when that poor whale was stuck in
the filthy thames. Apparently it died of dehydration?

wrote in message
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> jules  did eloquently scribble:
> >
> >
> >
> >  wrote in message
> > news:pb5ia3-1hj.ln1@ridcully.fsnet.co.uk...
> >> jules  did eloquently scribble:
> >> > I have some er..........80's tv show board games......well i think
70's
> > but
> >> > they ran into the 80's me thingks, CHiPs, 2 types, Morn n MIndy and
> > Happy
> >> > days....Lister can bring his Mullet from the 80's that never was.
> >>
> >> So... That's what happened to mindy after mork left is it?
> >> She shacked up with Morn from DS9?
> >
> > Whats DS9? not one of thos crap ST spin offs?
>
> Deep space 9, yes trek, not crap though...

They all must have been


>
> Morn was a permanent resident of a barstool at Quark's... He never said a
> single word on screen and became a bit of an in joke... People walking out
> of the bar shaking their heads saying "Doesn't he ever shut up?" and
> stuff...

i didnt find that funny.. Just like when Lister says he has a mullet.


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jules  did eloquently scribble:
>> Morn was a permanent resident of a barstool at Quark's... He never said a
>> single word on screen and became a bit of an in joke... People walking out
>> of the bar shaking their heads saying "Doesn't he ever shut up?" and
>> stuff...
> 
> i didnt find that funny.. Just like when Lister says he has a mullet.

It was a running gag.
He'd been in the series from the first episode right through to the end.
I almost expected him to speak in the final episode but even then he didn't.
And no, it wasn't rip roaringly funny, but so what?
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"roondog"  wrote in message 
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>
>> Heh. Cunt.
>>
>> Where's the Spandau Ballet? The Duran Duran? The Men at Work? The Thomas
>> Dolby? The Fergal Sharkey?
>>
>> Fuck, where's 'Africa' by Toto, in fact?
>>
> These were in the background but the heavy stuff had swearing and was 
> noisy.
> What more do you want in music when under 10 years old playing with
> ghostbusters, action force, starwars, transformers, m.a.s.k  drinking very
> slightly alcoholic drinks.


Pfft, I had time to do all of those things, especially Star Wars figures and 
Shandy Bass, but my soundtrack was pure Nik Kershaw.

BTN

On Wed, 25 Jan 2006 11:06:08 -0000, "Sir Benjamin Nunn"
 wrote:

>
>"Lister"  wrote in message 
>news:thlet1d5617193a04n81hqbsqmsuke9hti@4ax.com...
>>>
>>>I think we should be sponsored by Quatro - The refreshing citrus taste of
>>>Orange, Grapefruit, Lemon and Lime.
>>
>>
>> That would be great, if they were still around
>
>
>They should bring back all these classic 1980s products. I reckon they'd all 
>make loadsa money now.
>
>Who wouldn't want to drink Quatro, or New York Seltzer? Or Cresta Cream 
>Soda?
>
>Also we can't have this party unless we have a big supply of Treets and 
>Logger Bars to eat.
>
>BTN 
>


Well, we've seen the return of Texan bars, so anything's possible

"roondog"  wrote in message 
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>
>>
>> *All* Star Trek is teh ghey.
>>
>> That should bring the matter to an adequate conclusion.
>>
> The films are ok, i like the one where there go back in time to save a
> whale. Where was captain kirk last weekend when that poor whale was stuck 
> in
> the filthy thames. Apparently it died of dehydration?


What I don't understand is why 83 different people were allowed to tenderly 
fuck the whale, before it died.

Oh, wrong froup.

Fuck, I don't care.

BTN

spike1@freenet.co.uk wrote:
> Hayley  did eloquently scribble:
>> I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?
>
> You've got to include dangermouse and trap door in there somewhere.
> Possibly willo' the wisp too.
>>   spike1@freenet.co.uk   | "Are you pondering what I'm pondering
>> Pinky?"   | Andrew Halliwell BSc(hons)|
>>            | in            | "I think so brain, but this time, you
>>     control   | Computer Science     |  the Encounter suit, and I'll
>> do the voice..."  |
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Me again but with new ISP.

Dangermouse!!! I loved Penfold and Baron Von Greenback

If i had a bigger flat you could all come to my party lol, there's barely 
enough room for me and the 2 cats though.  It will be standing room only 
with just the 8 friends I have coming round on the 19th Feb.

Getting the toys out and having a play is an excellent idea.  I've asked my 
mates to bring some 80's toys if they have any lurking round in there 
parents attics or anything, and I'm searching ebay as i want to re-start my 
My Little Pony collection, and I'd also like Sheldon Keeper.

This is going to be fun!!

Hayley

On Thu, 26 Jan 2006 21:17:54 +0000 (UTC), "Hayley Goulding"
 wrote:

>spike1@freenet.co.uk wrote:
>> Hayley  did eloquently scribble:
>>> I'm looking foward to this!  Any other suggestions?
>>
>> You've got to include dangermouse and trap door in there somewhere.
>> Possibly willo' the wisp too.
>>>   spike1@freenet.co.uk   | "Are you pondering what I'm pondering
>>> Pinky?"   | Andrew Halliwell BSc(hons)|
>>>            | in            | "I think so brain, but this time, you
>>>     control   | Computer Science     |  the Encounter suit, and I'll
>>> do the voice..."  |
>> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>Me again but with new ISP.
>
>Dangermouse!!! I loved Penfold and Baron Von Greenback
>
>If i had a bigger flat you could all come to my party lol, there's barely 
>enough room for me and the 2 cats though.  It will be standing room only 
>with just the 8 friends I have coming round on the 19th Feb.
>
>Getting the toys out and having a play is an excellent idea.  I've asked my 
>mates to bring some 80's toys if they have any lurking round in there 
>parents attics or anything, and I'm searching ebay as i want to re-start my 
>My Little Pony collection, and I'd also like Sheldon Keeper.
>
>This is going to be fun!!
>
>Hayley 
>


I have the 2 Dangermouse DVDs

"Hayley Goulding"  wrote in message 
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>
> If i had a bigger flat you could all come to my party lol, there's barely 
> enough room for me and the 2 cats though.


My flat's even smaller. There's only room for one and a half cats, and that 
gets really quite messy. Ick.


> It will be standing room only with just the 8 friends I have coming round 
> on the 19th Feb.


Hayley, Hayley, Hayley, I really do think you should tell your eight friends 
that they're not allowed, and invite us instead.

Or maybe, we could get a giant Optimus Prime out of Transformers to distract 
your eight friends, then bundle them all into an A-Team van and drive them 
away, then Lister and me can attend your party.


> Getting the toys out and having a play is an excellent idea.  I've asked 
> my mates to bring some 80's toys if they have any lurking round in there 
> parents attics or anything, and I'm searching ebay as i want to re-start 
> my My Little Pony collection, and I'd also like Sheldon Keeper.
>
> This is going to be fun!!


Yeah, if you're lucky enough to be invited. *sulk*

BTN

"Sir Benjamin Nunn"  wrote in message
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> "Hayley Goulding"  wrote in message
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> >
> > If i had a bigger flat you could all come to my party lol, there's
barely
> > enough room for me and the 2 cats though.
>
>
> My flat's even smaller. There's only room for one and a half cats, and
that
> gets really quite messy. Ick.
>
>
> > It will be standing room only with just the 8 friends I have coming
round
> > on the 19th Feb.
>
>
> Hayley, Hayley, Hayley, I really do think you should tell your eight
friends
> that they're not allowed, and invite us instead.
>
> Or maybe, we could get a giant Optimus Prime out of Transformers to
distract
> your eight friends, then bundle them all into an A-Team van and drive them
> away, then Lister and me can attend your party.
>
> Yeah, if you're lucky enough to be invited. *sulk*
>
I've got a normal size optimus prime that might distract a couple. sadly no
A-team van but several dvds and the whole collection of knightrider.