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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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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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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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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!
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Freerunning In The Community Urban Environment
We're not looking for trouble but if you send it our way we're certainly gonna do something about it!
Banksy. Banksy. Murals. Graffiti. Bollards and Stairwells
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bob mortimer, parkour, shooting stars, street art style, streetwear
