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My illustration of the singing duo Mulligan and O'Hare. Famous for singing about "Rose", "Gerard Depardieu" and "Hot Dogs for Sale" to name but a few. Characters created by Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer and featured in the 90s series "The Smell of Reeves and Mortimer". Enjoy.
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You Are, As Always A Sullen Puffin. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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We Do Beg Your Pardon, But We Are In Your Garden. A childhood game 'Theft and Shrubbery' played by comedic genius Bob Mortimer, the English national treasure and his mates including Gary Cheesman, as hilariously told on panel show Would I Lie To You (WILTY).
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Look At You With Your Snack Pot Complexion. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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It's Like A ROFL Brothel In Here. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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Ciao And Bella Fragmento. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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Hilario. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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Have A Campachoochoo on Me. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
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Yeah, I Know, I Know, I Know, I Know. Bob Mortimer, the comedic genius behind Train Guy artfully skewers the self-important business commuter, loudly spouting pretentious business jargon gibberish to all and sundry within earshot. Hilario!
