People who might have slept with Aqua Marina.....

[PaulinLondon]

I reckon :

Gerry Anderson.
Meatloaf.
Colonel White (filthy old man).
Lady Penelope

[Roy Batty]

bet troy tempest and phones gave her a good roasting

[Alias]

Troy, deffo.

[Alias]

bet troy tempest and phones gave her a good roasting

Phones Forgot about him.

First record I ever owned, a Stingray story 7". Brilliant it was too, something about "an ocean beneath
an ocean".

[parasiteinblack]

bet troy tempest and phones gave her a good roasting

Phones Forgot about him.

First record I ever owned, a Stingray story 7". Brilliant it was too, something about "an ocean beneath
an ocean".

That's one of the bonus features on the DVDs actually. It's based on the episode "Subterranean Sea". Or so I'm told anyway...

[PaulinLondon]

Troy, deffo.

[villainblack]

The trouble with Marina is she could never say no ill get my coat

[Roy Batty]

bet troy tempest and phones gave her a good roasting

Phones Forgot about him.

First record I ever owned, a Stingray story 7". Brilliant it was too, something about "an ocean beneath
an ocean".

ive got one of them, 'a trip to marineville' ran at 33rpm in a nice glossy sleeve

[Roy Batty]

this is the one i have

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bonitoclub/2973786334/

also got 'no strings attached' 10" l.p. with all the theme tunes on..... as fuck!

[FenDale]

this is the one i have

http://www.flickr.com/photos/bonitoclub/2973786334/

also got 'no strings attached' 10" l.p. with all the theme tunes on..... as fuck!

I've got a couple of Thunderbirds 7" which were 33RPM as well.

My best from that era were some Thomas The Tank Engine stories read by Johnny Morris and they were brilliant. I lent them to my nephew in the early 80s and they got ruined! I really wish I'd had them for when my daughter got into Thomas, she would have loved them too. Johnny Morris did the voices (and sound effects such as Henry blowing off steam!) like he used to on Animal Magic and it was just so fantastic.

[villainblack]

Was Johney before or after Ringo Star,My eldest loved Thomas when he was young, now in his 20s, this franchise must have made millions

[FenDale]

Was Johney before or after Ringo Star,My eldest loved Thomas when he was young, now in his 20s, this franchise must have made millions

Much before, they were probably around 1966/67 as I had them when I was a nipper!They were direct readings from the original Rev Awdrey books and I remember reading the self-same stories to myself and trying to imitate the voices that he'd given them. He was particularly good with trucks and pompous engines like Henry and Gordon!