They're definitely Serge Gainsbourg statues. I put "Serge Gainsbourg statues" onto Google images and came up with something that was on e-Bay that looked pretty similar, and was described as "tres rare". Perhaps we should have bought them and flogged them for a few grand ...
I WISH I HAD missed the Bee Gees 70s prime.... This post made me laugh a lot. Thanks Geoff and by the way Oz IS going ashes mad (I don't like cricket). No matter what I want to watch on telly, there it is...
You did well to keep out of THAT gym Geoff!
ReplyDeleteHmm...Jimmy Nail puppets
ReplyDeleteI suppose you'll claim that pic no 4 was in some intellectual museum or the Belgian Madame Tussaud's.
ReplyDeleteOK Geoff .. why would I doubt you?
Murph - It's not my idea of a squat thrust.
ReplyDeleteRichard - Since when did Jimmy Nail smoke Gauloises?
Kaz - I'll own up. It was in the castle's torture room. Nice place for an S&M party, perhaps? The thumb screws were probably the mildest things there.
Tell me that's a Serge Gainsbourg doll. Damn, I'm on a plane there. That's everybody's Christmas presents sorted.
ReplyDeleteOr is it Eric Cantona?
That's a Serge Gainsbourg doll, Tim.
ReplyDeletePull his string and he does Rock Around The Bunker.
Serge Gainsbourg! I thought it was Shane Magowan.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was the Bee Gees (minus the dead one)
ReplyDeleteNope. Not drunk enough to be Shane and his ears aren't big enough. Not big enough teeth to be the Bee Gees.
ReplyDeleteBee Gees?
That is *exactly* what the Bee Gees looked like when I was a youngster in 1989.
ReplyDeleteI missed their 70s, um, prime.
The dead BG is the little angel on the left pushing a handcart. "To heaven in a Handcart" is a new expression on me.
ReplyDeleteYou mean I bought a dead Bee Gee?
ReplyDeleteI want my money back.
Geoff you are sounding like a Monty Python sketch now.
ReplyDeleteLiam and Noel?
ReplyDeleteThey're definitely Serge Gainsbourg statues. I put "Serge Gainsbourg statues" onto Google images and came up with something that was on e-Bay that looked pretty similar, and was described as "tres rare". Perhaps we should have bought them and flogged them for a few grand ...
ReplyDeleteI get "JOLIE STATUE DE SERGE GAINSBOURG EN RESINE 44CM".
ReplyDeleteSerge Gainsbourg pretty?
I WISH I HAD missed the Bee Gees 70s prime.... This post made me laugh a lot. Thanks Geoff and by the way Oz IS going ashes mad (I don't like cricket). No matter what I want to watch on telly, there it is...
ReplyDeleteCheers, Lyn. The Bee Gees were at their musical best in the sixties although they didn't reach their physical prime till the late seventies.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the cross pollination with Billy's blog, too. I'd rather watch I'm A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here than the Ashes.
Ah, the penalty for not enlarging I supose. Don't you think the one on the left looks remarkably like the Prince of Wales?
ReplyDeleteWell, they did both shag posh English birds.
ReplyDeleteI saw the Bee Gees in the 70s they were fantastic performers.
ReplyDeleteIsn't Ghent a lovely place I was there in '77..
yes 1977!
I see from the gym photo that you took in a pre-season preformance of The Nutcracker. That should get you into the spirit of Christmas.
Were there any Ghelvis impersonaters singin'
'in the ghentto?'
Man am I loaded whoooopps crash thud!
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ReplyDelete1977, HE?
ReplyDeleteI think the torture room was still in operaton then.
John of Gaunt had put on a bit of weight, though.
in the ghentto - excellent!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a great time.
I thought they were Gary Linnekar (unshaved) after a night out on the tiles with Tara Palma Ham. Cloned.
Ooh hello Geoffster. You just caught me correcting a typo. Hee hee.
ReplyDeleteAnd desperately trying to think of something witty...can you see the steam coming out of my ears?
ReplyDeleteI'm just not funny.
I'm just not funny.
I'm just not funny.
Gary may be grey, Molly, but he hasn't got that ravaged look yet.
ReplyDeleteWait till Tara's finished with him, though.
Are we live?
ReplyDeleteSorry I'm only drinking tea.
You are funny, Molly.
ReplyDeleteI thought you'd gone so I flipped off into the intergalactic soup of the Internet. Did me tea get cold?
ReplyDeleteTwo sugars please.
I've timed myself twice now, if you miss a week of blogging, it takes exactly three hours to read everyone's blog.
ReplyDeleteI hate it if I miss someone. Wonder if I shall have any time to actually write a post this week...sigh.
Next June we're going to miss two weeks of blogging.
ReplyDeleteI'll have to give up work.
Find any 'Get Bhent' T-shirts?
ReplyDeleteI think it must have changed since the 70s, HE.
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