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Hull City bring in £5m worth attraction for just £1.6m

Discussion in 'Hull City' started by The FRENCH TICKLER, Jul 17, 2013.

  1. The FRENCH TICKLER

    The FRENCH TICKLER Well-Known Member

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    Well done them. <ok>
     
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  3. mostynthecat

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    Pity they couldn't have a sunny day picture of the art gallery (it looks a bit bleak there). As for the painting - I dropped Art at school first chance I could (only 2 years at Secondary school - having to suffer that subject), so I'm not the best judge but it's only ok. I prefer English Country scenes - maybe something by Constable or even a Lowry for a town/city scene, still lifes and portraits leave me cold.
     
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  4. Steven Toast

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    It's impressive, but I thought that Da Vinci stuff was more of a coup. But I'm a man of science, so I'm biased ;)
     
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  5. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    Well Hull does hope to be the City of culture in 2017. ;)
     
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  6. Quill

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    I preferred the Da Vinci stuff to be honest.

    This is still decent stuff though.
     
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  7. The FRENCH TICKLER

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    Di Vinci Code film(the first one) was very good.
     
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  8. Steven Toast

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    It was, but you needed a halogen backlight on your TV to see what was going on half the time. Why on Earth it was shot so dark is beyond me.

    Incidentally, really enjoying reading Inferno at the moment.
     
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    Contact Mr Mullet, he can sort you out one of those bad boys for your TV!
     
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    They didn't buy the (Da) Vinci though, merely showed it.
     
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    Anal Frank Fingers, Jul 17, 2013

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    fauves pour moi, merci.

    and turner. he was the biz, was turner.
     
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  12. Walter Sobchak

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    It's all about Monet.

    I really like Hockney too.
     
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    Walter Sobchak, Jul 17, 2013
  13. John Ex Aberdeen now E.R.

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    He was indeed a wonderful centre back.
     
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