> >How about a P Innes joke?
>
> It was a penis, not an a.shole.
Was this flying phallus a home-made job, or is it commercially
available? It might become a feature of political life in other
countries. One can ponder the impact it might have if, say, one were
suddenly to appear on live national TV during a McCain-Obama debate.
David Richerby - 21 May 2008 15:16 GMT
> Was this flying phallus a home-made job, or is it commercially
> available? It might become a feature of political life in other
> countries. One can ponder the impact it might have if, say, one were
> suddenly to appear on live national TV during a McCain-Obama debate.
It would probably get elected...
Dave.

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nospam@nospam.com - 21 May 2008 16:05 GMT
>nos...@nospam.com wrote:
>> >How about a P Innes joke?
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>countries. One can ponder the impact it might have if, say, one were
>suddenly to appear on live national TV during a McCain-Obama debate.
Given a cheap enough RC helicopter, it should be a simple
matter to make a lightweight styrofoam body and paint it.
How about a flying penis trailing a "Obama is a Dick!" banner
a giant teat trailing a "McCain is a Boob!" banner, and a flying
arse trailing a "It's too bad they can't both lose!!" banner?
That would liven things up!!
nobody - 22 May 2008 01:56 GMT
> > >How about a P Innes joke?
> >
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> countries. One can ponder the impact it might have if, say, one were
> suddenly to appear on live national TV during a McCain-Obama debate.
Given the item was 'up' on a radio-controlled site I'd guess it was an
actual rc chopper covered in modelling putty..
> >How about a P Innes joke?
>
> It was a penis, not an a.shole.
The two items are connected in his case.