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The Yodelling Chinaman The Laughing Policeman The Raspberry King

Sid Millward's Nitwits A Closely Knit Group of Politically Motivated Men Webb Pierce

Andy Devine Divine The Cockettes

James Asman Francesca Annis John Culshaw

Eric or Little by Little Harry the Rat with Women The Spaniard who Blighted my Life

Robert Crumb Eddie Dougherty Stanley Baker

Mike Hunt Hugh Jampton (again!) Dick Armey

MJQ ODJB NORK

Roland Rat Freddie Fender Cecil Rhodes

Union Jack Springheeled Jack Jack Schidt

Ignatius Loyola Brick Fleagle Scaramouche

Ol' Man Mose Granpa Jones Elderly Man River (Thanks Stan F.)

Marge and Gower Gert and Dais Dad and Dave

'Chunder' Bose Bosie Oscar

Just got mine here in Virginia - No. 599 I can't comment on the sound (fingers crossed!) as Mrs. Carnivore immediately confiscated it until Xmas day.

Hugh Carleton Greene Graham Greene Turnham Green

Richard Matheson The Incredible Shrinking Man The Minute Men

Slow Drag Pavageau Jack Fallon Joe Loss

Typhoid Mary Black Rose La Belle Dame Sans Merci

The Jung Generation Jung Guns Lester Jung

The Boys in the Back Room The Kids in the Hall The Cellar Boys

Alan Skidmore Slipper of the Yard Topol

Helen Oakley Cedar Walton Elder Eatmore

The Iceman The Milkman My Old Man the Dustman

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