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Truckfest Peterborough - Never mind the bigger picture, look at the detail says Biglorryblog...

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Wandering around the East of England Showground I was struck by those little bits of details, the casual words, the well-turned phrase... the totally unfathomable. So I thought I'd put my own Biglorryblog album together for you... starting with this one above (from a Scania R142).

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Spotted on the side of an ERF ECX... touch of class is right.

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I didn't know that Kevin Costner ran a Daf XF95... did you?

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Eh! You toucha my truck I loosa my temper! Ahh shaddappayouface!

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Nice touch for all you Wagner opera fans..but shouldn't this be on an MAN? Now click through here for a few more and BLB's all-time favourite.


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Speaking as one old-timer to another, you know I think they might just have a point...

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Oh bee....have!

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Err.....yea right. What this means is totally beyond me, but it obviously means something to somebody!

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This I DO understand, and now for my all-time favourite..

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"Keep 'Er lit Boy! " What excellent advice. I spotted this in a queue of traffic on the way home from work one evening last year. Anyway, how about sending me you own favourites

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Comments (3)

Alan drake:

St Mary's Transport are livestock hauliers from Desborough Northants

Brian

What am I going to do with you? Moo Moo Land was a single by The KLF, featuring none other than Miss Tammy Wynette.

Get with it dude


Tom

G:

Brian,

At a guess, the 'bound for moo-moo land' is a pun on '[All] bound for Mu Mu land' from the track Justified and Ancient by The KLF. If you're interested in their somewhat strange history, then this link may be of help:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Justified_and_Ancient

Mu Mu being a reference to the Lost Continent of Mu:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mu_%28lost_continent%29

Mu is identified with Lemuria in Robert Shea and Robert Anton Wilson's Illuminatus! trilogy:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illuminatus%21

Hope this helps. fnord.

G.

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