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Ben Lennon
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Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
John lennon's first band was 'Johnny and the Moondogs', maybe Moondog could be a late candidate.
ToraToraTora said:
John lennon's first band was 'Johnny and the Moondogs', maybe Moondog could be a late candidate.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
At $2, the Bertie Beetle showbag has always been the people's showbag. It didn't try to pretend to be something it wasn't. It was small because there was bugger all in there, which was fine if you were, say, an Amish kid pestering your dad in the Chamber of Commerce. He'd walk straight past the $7 Transformer bag but it was well within his means to shell out for the Bertie Beetle. In fact, it was so loved that a loyal public demanded that the showbag remain available even after standalone Berties disappeared from the market.
After watching footage of Ben I noticed that he likes to put on a bit of a show after a sausage, something that's bound to get The People involved. Our Bertie Beetle: The People's Showbag.
At $2, the Bertie Beetle showbag has always been the people's showbag. It didn't try to pretend to be something it wasn't. It was small because there was bugger all in there, which was fine if you were, say, an Amish kid pestering your dad in the Chamber of Commerce. He'd walk straight past the $7 Transformer bag but it was well within his means to shell out for the Bertie Beetle. In fact, it was so loved that a loyal public demanded that the showbag remain available even after standalone Berties disappeared from the market.
After watching footage of Ben I noticed that he likes to put on a bit of a show after a sausage, something that's bound to get The People involved. Our Bertie Beetle: The People's Showbag.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
I hope not, showbags are usually full of sh!t.
TJsFurrow said:
I hope not, showbags are usually full of sh!t.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
And everything breaks soon after you take it home.
bullus_hit said:
And everything breaks soon after you take it home.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
No toy required. 4 Bertie Beetles and a small pack of stale chips was enough to justify the $2 investment.
TJsFurrow said:
No toy required. 4 Bertie Beetles and a small pack of stale chips was enough to justify the $2 investment.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Yeah right. They break before you even get them home.
Col.W.Kurtz said:
Yeah right. They break before you even get them home.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
I was chatting about Ben with a work colleague the other day who has worked with Ben a little through his school footy commitments. He said Ben would frequently attempt to hit up players with kicks his team mates did not even think were possible, and usually pull them off. A sublime kick of the footy by all reports.
I was chatting about Ben with a work colleague the other day who has worked with Ben a little through his school footy commitments. He said Ben would frequently attempt to hit up players with kicks his team mates did not even think were possible, and usually pull them off. A sublime kick of the footy by all reports.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
He is genuinely dual sided yeah Linus? Our key forwards will hopefully get on the end of a few.
linuscambridge said:
He is genuinely dual sided yeah Linus? Our key forwards will hopefully get on the end of a few.
Re: Welcome to tiger land Ben Lennon
Yes but kicks on his non-preferred don't have the depth of his right boot. Still, when you set the benchmark at 65 metres, it's a pretty hard act to follow.
Tigers of Old said:
Yes but kicks on his non-preferred don't have the depth of his right boot. Still, when you set the benchmark at 65 metres, it's a pretty hard act to follow.
