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• Each Flinger figure would fling their weapon when activated.
• The former splitfinger flinger takes center stage on vocals and guitar . . ..
• Leo, Don, Raph and Mikey received deluxe Flinger figures in this wave.
• Or two months ago, when he was still a gasket-blowing, trash-talking racket flinger.
• Here's how not to be a confetti-flinger : Don't be a willy-nilly joiner.
• Aubri did some scouting while on leave because Shaiknam refused to believe or double check a report of a fire flinger.
• And you can pass a program like flinger a MIDI with lyrics broken into syllables and attached to notes and it will sing it for you.
• Both Tarrant and the Flan Flinger would take great delight in trying to'flan'cameramen who would go to great lengths to avoid being hit.
• There were also interviews with Chris Tarrant, and Ant & Dec and a few appearances from The Phantom Flan Flinger ( mascot and character of Tiswas ).
• One team, the better team, had a defensive rush that blew away the offensive line of the poorer team and harried the poorer team's QB into becoming a backpedaling flinger.
• The UK Saturday morning programme " Tiswas " had custard pies as a regular feature and even had a character called The Phantom Flan Flinger, a masked man who pied people.
• Rice, unlike Payton, though, made the voters'top 10, finishing ninth in 1984 to winner Doug Flutie, the flinger of the famed pass which turned out both hale and merry.
• There was also a regular character called Pie Boy, played by Alex Verrey, who would go around hitting random people in the studio with flans in a manner similar to The Phantom Flan Flinger from Tiswas.
• Boutros-Ghali was called " one of the most important people in the world " second only to " Flibber Flabber Flinger Boo-Boo " in a strip for Get Fuzzy, written by Darby Conley.
• "I was out in Vegas with a lady friend of mine a while back, and some young guy all done up in a tuxedo started in with magic, showing off as if he were a real finger flinger, " said the magic dealer, using a bit of card-shark jargon.
• Newly drafted producer / director Glyn Edwards managed to retain this vital, messy element by drawing on his experience as a Punch & Judy puppeteer to create a'villain'character called'The Phantom Flan Flinger', who would be the black-clad masked nemesis of the presenting team, and the main instigator of pie-throwing chaos.
• Renaud writes " But one day, I know God will recognise dogs " . " L'entart?", on the other hand, is an all-out attack on philosopher Bernard-Henri L関y, although he is only mentioned as " l'entart?", a reference to his numerous encounters with cream pie flinger No雔 Godin.
• A feature of " Tiswas " was " The Cage " wherein initially the child audience, and later their parents, were confined and periodically doused in water ( one spin-off of the series was the hit " The Bucket of Water Song ", performed by the Four Bucketeers ), whilst the series was also frequently visited by the " Phantom Flan Flinger, " who would throw flans around the studio at all and sundry.