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egon Posted Mar 6, 2003
Sir Issaac Vivian Alexander Richards, good friend of former Scunthorpe footballer Ian Terence Botham.
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Alfredo Marquez Posted Mar 6, 2003
and of course that famous fast bowler, the instantly urecognisable Michael Holding.
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Alfredo Marquez Posted Mar 6, 2003
*chases Egon round the room with aforementioned Botham's favourite cricket bat
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Alfredo Marquez Posted Mar 6, 2003
Don't change the subject.
*Swings bat wildly at Egon, much like the aforementioned Michael Holding used to swing at a cricket ball
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clzoomer- a bit woobly Posted Mar 6, 2003
Pulls up a chair and an 
to watch the fight.
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Alfredo Marquez Posted Mar 6, 2003
*cracks Egon round the head with Botham's bat
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egon Posted Mar 6, 2003
*stabs Freddie Marquez with a small, gold model of the Eiffel Tower*
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Alfredo Marquez Posted Mar 6, 2003
*swings his bat wildly towards Egon's groin, before spinning around and shouting "How is he???" at the top of his voice
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