Dicky's twin and Lunghi Jim

v2v_steve · #1 (**permalink**) 25-01-2010, 11:10

On Steve Spiller's Bristol Avon fish-in at the weekend, some people were asking "why is he called Lunghi Jim?"
Now you know why...

Also discussing Dicky's twin brother. Many were not aware he had a twin as they were separated at birth.
Dicky is the one on the left, Ganapathi is on the right...

There is no truth in the rumour that they were conjoined at the d***, giving rise to the username!

Dicky (Angling Trust PAC) · #2 (**permalink**) 25-01-2010, 18:27

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Originally Posted by v2v_steve

Also discussing Dicky's twin brother. Many were not aware he had a twin as they were separated at birth.

There is no truth in the rumour that they were conjoined at the d***, giving rise to the username!

LOL! I think you'll find, in an Indian context the correct term is conjoined lingam.

I think this picture captures the kind of attitude required to sport a lunghi successfully...

But when it comes to proper fashion faux-pas... you can always trust your typical Englishman abroad

He's only one safari jacket away from being the illegitimate son of Roger Moore and Crocodile Dundee!!!

v2v_steve · #3 (**permalink**) 25-01-2010, 19:19

Grrr!
actually PMSL

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and Bobbie's splitting her sides as well

Steve Spiller · #4 (**permalink**) 25-01-2010, 20:32

Looks like Lunghi Jim is off for a spot of trotting with his maggot pouch on

Not sure about the skirt though?........

Lungi-Jim · #5 (**permalink**) 26-01-2010, 17:11

We all need somewhere to hide the zander bait!

Anyways, i want kids someday you have to keep the old gems with a good air stream in the indian heat.

Jeff Spiller · #6 (**permalink**) 26-01-2010, 18:17

These pictures don't do much to encourage us to travel all the way to India !
Have you not got any action shot ?
Maybe Dicky fighting off a tiger that had got a whiff of Jim's bait stash !
Or Steve starring down a stampeding elephant, with only his floppy hat as protection !

preston96 · #7 (**permalink**) 26-01-2010, 18:20

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Originally Posted by Dicky (Angling Trust PAC)

LOL! I think you'll find, in an Indian context the correct term is conjoined lingam.

I think this picture captures the kind of attitude required

He's only one safari jacket away from being the illegitimate son of Roger Moore and Crocodile Dundee!!!

I didn't even know they were lovers!

......and if Jim walks about like that to much he will get more than a draught up his Lunhgi!!

Steve Spiller · #8 (**permalink**) 26-01-2010, 18:54

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Originally Posted by Lungi-Jim

Anyways, i want kids someday you have to keep the old gems with a good air stream in the indian heat.

You better get a wriggle on Jim!

Dicky told us how old you are on your next birthday

A nice young 23 year old might fit the bill.........

Dicky (Angling Trust PAC) · #9 (**permalink**) 26-01-2010, 21:59

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Originally Posted by Paul Williams 11

I didn't even know they were lovers!

......and if Jim walks about like that to much he will get more than a draught up his Lunhgi!!

For Gawd's sake, keep up man!

In this fast-paced, superficial tabloid world of Hello!, Titbits and the Angling Times... gossip and relationships move on quickly!

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Originally Posted by Steve Spiller

You better get a wriggle on Jim!

Dicky told us how old you are on your next birthday

A nice young 23 year old might fit the bill.........

Steve,

Seriously mate...

You'll never pass for 23!!

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Originally Posted by Jeff Spiller

These pictures don't do much to encourage us to travel all the way to India !
Have you not got any action shot ?
Maybe Dicky fighting off a tiger that had got a whiff of Jim's bait stash !
Or Steve starring down a stampeding elephant, with only his floppy hat as protection !

There isn't a tiger in central India that couldn't smell and avoid Jim's Monster Crabs!!

I don't remember Steve staring down any elephants, but a herd did arrive on the opposite bank whilst we were night fishing and didn't stay long... We put it down to Steve's persitant and prolific trumpeting!

Muffin · #10 (**permalink**) 27-01-2010, 15:16

This is a highly amusing thread! The highlight of my day, so thanks to all for brightening an otherwise dull day analysing pensions!!

Roll on the weekend....