http://www.compura.com/martbean/faq.htm
for the HTML version.
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Pasta is an Italian dish made from a special dough which is rolled very thinly and dried before cooking - usually by boiling. Pizza is another Italian dish. It is made with a circular dough base on top of which comes the topping of your choice - typically tomato sauce and cheese. Special combinations of toppings include - "Original Marguerita", "Hawaiian", "Cheese Feast" and "Create your Own by selecting three toppings from our selection". Martin and some bloke who looks like the one off "The Thin Blue Line" regularly consume vast amounts of pizza at lunchtimes. Well, occasionally. OK, hardly ever but who cares anyway?
Chicken MacNuggets are chicken based savoury snacks, coated in breadcrumbs. The "Mac" part of the name comes from "MacDonalds", a chain of fast food outlets who allegedly make and sell Chicken MacNuggets. They come in boxes of 6, 9, 12 or 20 and with a choice of dips. They are very tasty, but a bit over-priced for what they are really, and the "price to fill-you-up" ratio is lower than with, say a Quarter Pounder with Cheese.
Beer is an alcoholic fermented drink made of grain. Beer comes in glass (a material made of silica) bottles, cans, or from a pub (abbreviation of Public House, a kind of large room or interlocking collection of rooms where alcoholic drinks are bought and consumed). There are many varieties of beer. Some of the more favourable ones include - Boddingtons (the cream of Manchester), Newcastle Brown Ale and Castlemaine XXXX. Small northern people often make the mistake of asking the MartBean crew to hold their cans of beer for them whilst they smoke a cigarette (a rolled up piece of paper containing tobacco, which is lit and damages your lungs when inhaled), they get the cans back - just with no fermented grain drink. But do they learn? Oh no...
Lilt is a combination of Pineapple, Grapefruit, carbonated water and many other additives, such as Citric Acid, flavourings and preservatives. According to the advertising campaign, it has a "totally tropical taste". And they'd be right.
| Item | Order Code | Price | |
| Badge | 000000001 | £9.99 | |
| T-Shirt | 000000002 | £59.99 | |
| £10 note | 000000003 | £29.99 | |
| Windows backdrop and sounds | 000000004 | £9.99 | |
| Disk labels | 000000005 | £9.99 | |
| 9600 modem | 000000006 | £99.99 | while stocks last ! |
| 80286 motherboard | 000000007 | £99.99 | everything must go |
| Empty ink cartridge | 000000008 | £32.49 | |
| WordStar demo disks | 000000009 | £5.99 | not many left |
| Exercise book with doodle | 0000000010 | £26.99 | |
| MartBean Camel | 0000000011 | £274.28 | |
| MartBean Chequebook and Pen | 0000000012 | £79.95 | |
| Selection of Old Newspapers | 0000000013 | £106.00 | |
| Postage and Packing (within the British Isles) | £FREE | (What a bonus!) |
(The secret page was lame anyway)
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He selects a fake medieval axe and goes over to the counter to talk to the owner. The conversation that follows was in a strange mix of French and English :
(poor French with no attempt made at an accent)Errr... how much this then ?
(deep fruit rural French tongue) I don't know I am merely looking after zis shop for my friend 'ho is ill.
"Would you accept 10 francs ?"
Finds this very funny and laughs "Ah zee Ingleeesh, always after a bargain,
non"
"Err yeah whatever"
"But yes, seriously I don't know how much it is worth but surely not ten
francs."
"Thanks anyway, how about some d'Agen prunes then ?"
"D'accord - how much do you want ?"
"Erm (looks in phrase book) 12 prunes ...."
"Zut alour, you want /12/ kilos of prunes ?"
"No I want 12 prunes"
"What 12 prunes ?"
"Yes"
Finds this strangely amusing and tries to stifle a laugh "No we only sell by
the kilo"
(thinks - damn you French git)"Ok just give me a couple of feetfuls" (means
handfuls)
(thinks - you strange English man)"Come again"
"Sorry earfuls, doh! just give me a kilo"
"Mais oui" (fills bag)
Money and prunes change hands
"Cheers mate"
"Bon Chance"
"whatever"
He then leaves to shop feeling rather pleased with himself having held a conversation in French and swung himself a real bargain - those French lessons must have been worth something then. Possibly inside the shop the man smiles at having swindled another British tourist out of lots of money.
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Recoil actuated
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Well intoxicated
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Your a hire tractor
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Walt Disney animator
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