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Beau Peep Notice Board => Just a Fort => Topic started by: Redundant on March 31, 2012, 12:46:53 AM

Title: A Fathers Son
Post by: Redundant on March 31, 2012, 12:46:53 AM
I just wondered if anyone knew how old Beau Beep is, the man himself I mean, because it struck me that given as how my Mothers name was Doris [honest, it was Doris Evelyn], and given she was a tad mysterious about my Fathers whereabouts I got to thinking...

If Beau turned out to be my long lost Father, does that make Roger my Uncle?
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Roger Kettle on March 31, 2012, 09:38:43 AM
I would say that the chances of Beau Peep being your father are pretty remote, given that he's a cartoon, but you never know. How many dimensions do you have?
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: The Peepmaster on March 31, 2012, 09:48:21 AM
I would say that the chances of Beau Peep being your father are pretty remote, given that he's a cartoon, but you never know. How many dimensions do you have?

And what colour are they?

Just a thought, but what if Redundant is also a cartoon character? Wouldn't be quite so unlikely then, would it?
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Redundant on March 31, 2012, 10:27:46 AM
I would say that the chances of Beau Peep being your father are pretty remote, given that he's a cartoon, but you never know. How many dimensions do you have?

It's that kind of negative thinking that's stopping the world from uniting in one giant ball of love, peace and eternal friendship, and "methinks thou protest too much" [to paraphrase], a smokescreen perhaps?   As for dimensions, not many.


And what colour are they?

Just a thought, but what if Redundant is also a cartoon character? Wouldn't be quite so unlikely then, would it?

Good point, black and white with occasional lapses in to full colour - eerily similar.
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Mince on March 31, 2012, 10:34:29 AM
Just a thought, but what if Redundant is also a cartoon character? Wouldn't be quite so unlikely then, would it?

But then I'd begin questioning his ability to post on this message board.
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: The Peepmaster on March 31, 2012, 10:52:37 AM
Just a thought, but what if Redundant is also a cartoon character? Wouldn't be quite so unlikely then, would it?

But then I'd begin questioning his ability to post on this message board.

That's a bit cartoonist, isn't it? We embrace all here.
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Redundant on March 31, 2012, 10:55:07 AM
But then I'd begin questioning his ability to post on this message board.

Unless you really are the only real person on here, and all the rest are cartoons...and my ability to post on this board is already questionable irrespective of my dimensional state.
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Mince on March 31, 2012, 11:25:58 AM
Unless you really are the only real person on here, and all the rest are cartoons...and my ability to post on this board is already questionable irrespective of my dimensional state.

It's "dimensional status", surely. Or perhaps we could reduce it to "dimensionality".

So what is the dimensionality of your reality? I am wondering about the extent of your cartoonality.

Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Redundant on March 31, 2012, 11:28:50 AM
So what is the dimensionality of your reality? I am wondering about the extent of your cartoonality.

I like horsies
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: The Peepmaster on March 31, 2012, 11:30:53 AM
Unless you really are the only real person on here, and all the rest are cartoons...and my ability to post on this board is already questionable irrespective of my dimensional state.

It's "dimensional status", surely. Or perhaps we could reduce it to "dimensionality".

So what is the dimensionality of your reality? I am wondering about the extent of your cartoonality.

Cartoon characters can say what they like on forums, (within the boundaries of good taste, of course).
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Bilthehut on March 31, 2012, 01:48:36 PM
So what is the dimensionality of your reality? I am wondering about the extent of your cartoonality.

I like horsies

At least it wasn't unicornies.
Title: Re: A Fathers Son
Post by: Diane CBPFC on March 31, 2012, 02:18:04 PM
Don't thinkI didn't notice the slip in of the "cartoonality" on this thread Mincy.  >:(