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And the cousin of Bungo.
Odd factoids
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And the cousin of Bungo.
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
No, that was the sister, the one family member who could drum.
Nobody's mentioned the family pet, Dingo. He was a pretty useful drummer for a goldfish, too.
Nor should we forget cousin Mongo, who shot to international fame in Blazing Saddles.
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Drago
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- Location
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And his cousin Pongo, who joined the infantry.
classic33
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Ummm
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- Inside my skull
And the older brother of Freddie Starr
Threevok
Growing old disgracefully
- Location
- South Wales
Freddie star owned a bar in Spain called the Starr Bar, paid for after successfully suing Cadbury's for using his name
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- Inside my skull
The Freddie bar as a result did not sell and was withdrawn 9 weeks after coming on sale.
twentysix by twentyfive
Clinging on tightly
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- Over the Hill
Whereas the Amazon Bar inspired a big online retailer
Bonefish Blues
Banging donk
- Location
- 52 Festive Road
Later joined by Ringo's Grandson, who became known as Dongo, such was his standing in the industry.
Drago
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- Suburban Poshshire
Ringo Starr was an ardent admirer of Hitler, hence his moustache in the 60s.
Drago
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The ancient Saxons were huge fans of the band Saxon, even adopting the name for their race.
The Saxons also invented the Citroen Saxo, and the Saxophone.
The budget version of the Citroen Saxo does not have a horn.
The centre console in the Citroen Saxo is designed to hold a Tenor Saxophone in the playing position. The bell of the saxophone is connected, via the heater ducts, to the outside world, thus allowing the driver to warn pedestrians of their approach.
The budget version of the Citroen Saxo does not have a horn.
The centre console in the Citroen Saxo is designed to hold a Tenor Saxophone in the playing position. The bell of the saxophone is connected, via the heater ducts, to the outside world, thus allowing the driver to warn pedestrians of their approach.
