The mysterious case of Mr Clegg, a piece of string and a banana

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The mysterious case of Mr Clegg, a piece of string and a banana

By The Voice | Mon 25th February 2008 - 7:28 pm

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3 Comments

Laurence Boyce 25th Feb '08 - 9:03pm

Are you sure it’s a banana? It looked more like a dead parrot to me.
Cheltenham Robin 25th Feb '08 - 9:11pm

This just goes to prove that the government want to store even more data about yourself, including, what you had for breakfast on the day you apply for a passport.
Jennie 26th Feb '08 - 1:50am

Carrying bananas on string is the only way to prevent the government spying on your tonsils.

Why yes, I /have/ been drinking, why’d you ask?

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