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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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What about : "The Chatarra & Progress"
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We have the Gilded Balloon at the Edinburgh Festival, so your bar could be the Lead Balloon?

You could call yours "The Chocolate Teapot"
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You could call yours "The Chocolate Teapot"
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There was a fledgling rock group back in the late sixties who were looking for a name , somebody [ and it might have been Clapton] told them that they sounded like shit and would go down like a lead zeppelin .The name stuck- despite the spelling mistake .

Whatever happened to them ?
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Ooh! If I had to go for rock theme It,d be "Dynamo Humm"
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How about "Born under a Bad Sign"?
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How about "Born under a Bad Sign"?
You taking a lefthand turn sign and keep on going till you get to "The Chocolate Teapot"
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There was a fledgling rock group back in the late sixties who were looking for a name , somebody [ and it might have been Clapton] told them that they sounded like shit and would go down like a lead zeppelin .The name stuck- despite the spelling mistake .

Whatever happened to them ?
I think they reformed for a few gigs a couple of years ago. One or two of the band take a big interest in "Le Festival au Sahara", which happens near Timbouktou each Jan/ Feb.

This would be a great bike destination.
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Don,t get all het-up now,you,ll melt your Chocolate teapot.
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The bar got a lot more fun since I met you Caminancy!
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Don,t get all het-up now,you,ll melt your Chocolate teapot.
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The bar got a lot more fun since I met you Caminancy!
Camiknickers to you, Crutchie......bye now; you're getting repetitive.
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Well after not a lot of thought and a tight schedule I think I,m going to call it "SUPERMOTOS"
because I like MOTOS and I think they are SUPER.
And I also own two SUPERMOTOS Husky 610sm and a Husaberg fe501.
If you,ve got a better idea you,d best be quick.
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Why not make it into yet another Irish pub and call it "What the FARC"?
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Why not make it into yet another Irish pub and call it "What the FARC"?
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Now that was funny
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Plans are on hold for the time being,the locals zone inspectors won,t give permission to use the property as a bar.Other locations are being looked at,this bar will happen.If you,d ever been to Medellin you,d understand why!
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