Fruit Machine Chat

there must be a cartoon turkey in a film or something.
the country is no good to me, nor are the gobblers that the president pardons. dammit, fifty pee to the first person who can name a famous turkey.

i also need a famous lamb, have already used dolly.

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Puppet/sock "Lamb Chop" early seventies BBC. Female puppeteer, Shari Lewis.

Larry The Lamb, cartoon from around the same time.

Larry the lamb....as for the turkey, what was that giant one in the Warner Brothers cartoon, always battling some stupid dog?..

Heres your gobbler..

http://pachome1.pacific.net.sg/~gremlin ... edeggs.jpg

cheers gents. never heard of either of those lambs but that might be just me. the giant turey sounds promising. not foghorn leghorn is it? think he was a chicken.

Would that be Foghorn Leghorn ??

"I say I say Lookie here son!"

Foghorn Leghorn. Rooster.

Deffo a turkey, it's got its nut sack on it's chin

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foghorn_Leghorn

He is indeed a rooster, despite noticeable chin testes.

Damn and they say video games warp childrens minds, how do i explain to my kids theve been force feed rooster for the past 6 festive seasons...

Istenem wrote:nor are the gobblers that the president pardons.

I've always thought that was the President pretending to be Pontius Pilate. Does that make the USA the Roman Empire?

A very famous turkey in Ireland is Dustin the Turkey... he used to present kids TV then rose to greater heights.

He was also the first turkey to be voted to sing for any country in the Eurovision Song Contest. Sadly he never got past the semi-final.

Hole in the Wall on bbc1 early sat evenings seems to be aiming at the dizzy heights of famous turkey.
Car crash television of the greatest calibre.








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