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   That cloud looks suspiciously like Billy Mc Mahon. For more of this Fortean Times Simulacra Gallery.

   anthony · 25 August 2004 · 4:15 pm
2. 

   “Crag near Naples resembling the Madonna carrying a small stag…”

   Of course! The Virgin Mary never went anywhere without her small stag…

   Robert · 25 August 2004 · 4:20 pm
3. 

   I think the cloud looks more like Dr Zaius. Or a cross between him and Homer Simpson. Which is perhaps what Billy MacMahon was.

   Anthony · 25 August 2004 · 6:03 pm
4. 

   My friend had a Triumph Stag. Piece of crap but hoped to lure a few not so virgin Mary’s into it.

   Anthony, all together now
   “From chimpan A to chimpan Z”

   anthony · 25 August 2004 · 10:39 pm
5. 

   I swear I was in a break!

   By the way, Anthony, is there anything for which you can’t find an obscure reference as an analogy?!

   Manas · 26 August 2004 · 12:34 pm
6. 

   I’ve got an alogy to important stuff so unless it’s completely oblique, I come out in hives.
   BTW nice cakes over at mine.

   anthony · 26 August 2004 · 4:17 pm

The thinking Laborite would as lief be found in bed with a cobra as in a committee room armed with "arguments" from the Tory press." Truth, Perth, 19 June 1915.

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