Outdoor shows - with style and comfort
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by David Wilde » 23 Feb 2007, 23:55
No you can load it on the back of Geoff's mule Muffin!
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by CvdC » 24 Feb 2007, 08:30
Chris you are an absolute contrarian. Of course there is no bed. I gather Punch and Judy men sleep in grotty bed and breakfasts in Wemberly.
All I am trying to do here is lift the standards and provide decent accomodation to performers during their long day. As for transporting it I recommend the purchase of a pantechnicon. It works for Richard Coombs, according to your good self.
All I am trying to do here is lift the standards and provide decent accomodation to performers during their long day. As for transporting it I recommend the purchase of a pantechnicon. It works for Richard Coombs, according to your good self.
It has been my experience that I am always true from my point of view, and am often wrong from the point of view of my honest critics. I know that we are both right from our respective points of view. - Gandhi (Having a bob each way.)
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by geoff.london » 25 Feb 2007, 13:21
"Grotty Bed and Breakfasts in Wembeley"? Pictures of antiques in smoking jackets? and where is the mouse? Tush, Tush, standards are slipping. Get a grip...Perhaps one Mr. Wilde might explain to the host of three who might be reading this, just why the number of chairs in the Wembley abode has reduced so drastically.......
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by Chris » 26 Feb 2007, 18:59
Chris cdC - I don't deal in stocks and shares. But assuming an Australian use of the term, I don't think it is particularly contrary to want a bed. I seem to remember that beds do have daytime uses. Some profs like a cat-nap between shows while others prefer exercise. In either case a bed would be a desirable accessory.
Regarding pantechnicons - of course Richard needs one - his is far bigger than yours, and has more fittings.
As for Wemberly, the Australian spelling I presume, it does have some interesting establishments. But the PunchProfs house of inflatables doesn't serve breakfast unless there is any curry or pizza left over. But it is far from grotty even though frequented by Mr. Wilde and other impoverished personages.
Geoff, apropos chairs - you could have a few pouffes dotted around the place?
Regarding pantechnicons - of course Richard needs one - his is far bigger than yours, and has more fittings.
As for Wemberly, the Australian spelling I presume, it does have some interesting establishments. But the PunchProfs house of inflatables doesn't serve breakfast unless there is any curry or pizza left over. But it is far from grotty even though frequented by Mr. Wilde and other impoverished personages.
Geoff, apropos chairs - you could have a few pouffes dotted around the place?
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by David Wilde » 26 Feb 2007, 20:20
The PunchProfs house of inflatables Chris,does this Punch and Judy man also hire out bouncy castles, soft play items and strikers prize every time!
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