RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A UNIQUE THROAT PASTILLE AT A BARGAIN PRICE

Business Enterprise Committee pubs inquiry 9 December 2008. Simon Townsend pulled a couple of blister packs of throat sweets - making a bit of a jovial show of how unconcerned he and Ted Tuppen were about the impending questions from MPs about their behaviour in relation to lessees - and passed the sweeties round. One of them fell to the floor and I, being an eagle eyed entrepreneurial entrepreneur with an eye on the money decided to collect the orange pastille for posterity and perhaps for profit...

Any takers? For £20 plus postage I'll verify that Ted and Si both touched this pastille and it was found on the carpet right under where Ted's pertbottom had been warming the seat.

http://flickr.com/photos/markdodds/3100929732/

brian clarke 11/12/2008 18:36:45

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RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ACQUIRE A UNIQUE THROAT PASTILLE AT A BARGAIN PRICE

SURE IT WASNT A SUPPOSITORY? THEY NORMALLY TALK OUT OF THEIR ****

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No Brian, it doesn't matter which end this sweet goes in - it makes no difference at all to the noises coming out but can, in severe circumstances, help unblock congested passages and allow utter drivel to pour forth uncontrollably. That's why the yin and yang symbol, which also can be read as a big 'S', is stamped in the middle.