Dave D and Hairy Vince on Bargain Hunt on 5th March @12.15!

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Dave D and Hairy Vince on Bargain Hunt on 5th March @12.15!

Postby DaveD » 24 Feb 2008, 10:48

Hi all,

The follically-fortunate and semi-professional Justin Lee Collins impersonator, Mr Hairy Vince and my good self will be competing for meagre sums of money on the above show on the 5th March at 12.15.

We tried to put in a plug for the campaign but they sadly didn't include it in our 15 minutes of "fame".

Just to ensure this isn't completely off-topic, what does everyone think about a Facebook group for the campaign?

Ta muchly, Dave D
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Postby Sarah » 24 Feb 2008, 12:09

Half an hour of entertaining telly to look forward to! Splendid. We've just done some filming for the BBC in the Grotto, which if it gets aired will be fabulous publicity (big star presenting, not allowed to say who!). Similarly, I tried to plug the Campaign but it probably won't make the final cut.

I don't understand Facebook. It's for da kidz no?

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Postby EAS » 24 Feb 2008, 12:42

Oooh do keep us updated with the telly stuff! Sounds great! (Couldn't you just hint?)
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Postby Hairy Vince » 25 Feb 2008, 10:28

Think there is a bring back Dreamland group on Facebook already.

I look forward to the abuse following the 5th March, hope you all enjoy my humilation!
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Postby DaveD » 25 Feb 2008, 13:02

Surely the Grotto reached it's celebrity plateau with Paul Martin?

I am a proud member of the "Unlike 90% of Facebook Users, I was born in the 1970's" Facebook group. I'm still down with the kids.

Maybe the campaign doesn't appeal too much to the younger generation - perhaps we should look to the idea again of the Dreamland Rap - are you interested Mr Martin Porter? Someone told me that you were into Scat.

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Postby dave771 » 03 Mar 2008, 13:01

Just thought i'd bring this back to the top of forum as its nearly the 5th !
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Postby uvegotmale2000 » 03 Mar 2008, 22:19

already booked my seat on my sofa,looking forward to it


do you both charge for autographs lol?
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Postby Susan » 05 Mar 2008, 16:18

Very entertaining programme bit worried about the taste in valuable art!
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Postby kevinashe » 05 Mar 2008, 19:06

wouldnt want the pair of them buying pictures for real,but to honest hairy vince didnt like it anyway
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Postby porf » 05 Mar 2008, 19:57

DaveD : You really shouldn't scare pregnant ladies like that!

And that's the worst painting I've seen since this one :

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(Derek Albert Hedgecock (1932-1999) - "Pulling Power" - Three- quarters length portrait of Mr Jimmy Godden of Folkestone surrounded by five "glamorous" women)
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Postby dave771 » 05 Mar 2008, 22:13

Oooooo Dave trust you to mention S + M ! We all know our Hairy Vince is sweet and innocent !
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Postby Sarah » 05 Mar 2008, 23:52

Nice bowls lads.

Paul Martin? Who? I've left those c-list celebs behind.
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Postby porterm » 07 Mar 2008, 00:16

Well, I never thought I'd watch this daytime programme (I never did really like that David Dickison chappy anyhow). I guess the show needs a presenter with some eccentric persuasion to lighten things up, with the wacky abode to match.

I was somewhat dreading viewing this programme due to the above presenter, however his replacement did not seem to bad really.

Back to that painting; maybe one of Dreamland or the Scenic may have achieved a better return than that pub on a somewhat foggy day.

You were both good sports to partake anyway; I had no idea you had any knowledge in the boot fair field. (Maybe some might withdraw my last remark!)

Martin

PS My only claim to TV fame was appearing on Channel 5's launch gameshow, "Whittle", with the great comedian Tim Vine (in my humble opinion of course). I won £30 at the time and was rather humiliated by some question regarding Tonto). I'll have to trawl through my old VHS tapes some day and retrieve that for posterity and transfer it to DVD.
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Postby Hairy Vince » 10 Mar 2008, 03:37

If anyone missed it, here is the link to the I player (should work for a bit!)

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/page/item/ ... d=b00937dc
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