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Not One But TWO Dafties!

Hey kids look what you can do with one miniature comb!

Hours of fun for all your nutty relatives - send cheque for £50 and an SAE for quick return

 

yeah, but no, but..... NO Rod!

Rod prepares to bed a cardboard cut out of Matt Lucas - NOOOOOO!

Guess who this gorgeous creature is?

 

Have you got who it is yet?

Yes it's gorgeous Nat Clare himself - Out of the closet at last!

 

Hot Rod - Go Granddad Go!

He's skating back to his Zimmer!

 

Ride 'Em Cow Girl - Yee Ha!

Keep them doggies rolling raw hide. Bare Back Mountain has nothing on this girl - Calamity Ruks - she's a rootin', tootin', shootin' tenderfoot from the Wild open spaces of Bromley Cross. Home, Home on the Range (Rover).

England Win the Ashes!

Is this a fashion victim or the shape of cricket to come?

Bazza!

Barry Ferguson of Liverpool, England, tries to impress the ladies with his new look

Electric Tree Hugger!

This photo is NOT posed! Linda really is a tree hugger God bless her

Rubbish

I always said he was rubbish! Allan Gardner of Oxford, England demanded to be a daftie and we couldn't refuse (geddit?)

Old Hippies never die!

This man was found wandering in Amsterdam claiming to have no recollection of who he was. He mumbled something in a strange tongue about 'protest marches' and the 'summer of love' Can you identify him?

PS we believe he may have been the original inspiration for a Ralph Mctell song. Can you guess which?

Unmentionable

Someone from Horwich, England who wishes to remain anonymous for obvious reasons

Cracking Christmas Party

Here it is! The Poor Poets Christmas outing, aren't you sad that you missed it? As you can see both poets are wearing festive paper hats and are about to have a fantastic Christmas lunch at the Howcroft Inn. "Staff and customers kept coming into the room and laughing their heads off for some inexplicable reason," said a mystified Paul (back to camera).

"This wonderful photograph only cost us £20!" said an overjoyed Nat.

Absinth makes the heart grow bolder

Unaccustomed to musical competition, Nat tried the old Absinth trick on Linda "The Electric Land Lady"

 
 

 

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