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You might think that all you need are a couple of basses and maybe a guitar. Possibly a keyboard too, maybe even a drum kit or a brass instrument. You might think you're got a pretty comprehensive setup there, that you've got all the bases covered.
Wrong.
Your collection is [i]nothing [/i]without a theremin built into a badger.

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[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1442405147' post='2866674']
Your collection is [i]nothing [/i]without a theremin built into a badger.
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Yes, it's certainly a must(elidae)-have for the discerning naturalist/musician. However, I'd like one made with an otter.

Who's going to make me an otter I can re-use?

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[quote name='phil.c60' timestamp='1442408540' post='2866744']
Something made with an otter - isn't that what tarka dal is?
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I don't know. It's not a simple black-and-white issue.

[quote name='lowhand_mike' timestamp='1442408558' post='2866745']
You can pick up a reusable water otter from argos :ph34r:
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Is that the one with the Ring Of Bright Water?

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[i][color=#666666][font=arial][size=4]"Interestingly, the Welsh name for badgers is ‘moch daear’ which translates to ‘earth pig’."[/size][/font][/color][/i]

[color=#666666][font=arial][size=4]And here's another interesting fact ... not.[/size][/font][/color]

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[quote name='mrtcat' timestamp='1442410393' post='2866762']
Pretty sure its illegal to be in possession of a dead badger in the UK. Reckon the judge would let you off though as he'll not want to set a precedence which means he'll not be allowed one himself.
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That's paw show. And don't you mean 'sett a precedent'..?

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[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1442410443' post='2866764']
[i][color=#666666][font=arial]"Interestingly, the Welsh name for badgers is ‘moch daear’ which translates to ‘earth pig’."[/font][/color][/i]

[color=#666666][font=arial]And here's another interesting fact ... not.[/font][/color]
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Earth Pig - Sort of name you'd expect a band using a badger encased theremin would call themselves.

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[quote name='Mykesbass' timestamp='1442412771' post='2866782']
Earth Pig - Sort of name you'd expect a band using a badger encased theremin would call themselves.
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Anorak on/
In Afrikaans 'Earth Pig' is Aardvark, there have been bands named both 'Aardvark' and 'Badger' in the past. Don't think either were known for theramins,
Anorak off/

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[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1442410443' post='2866764']
[i][color=#666666][font=arial][size=4]"Interestingly, the Welsh name for badgers is ‘moch daear’ which translates to ‘earth pig’."[/size][/font][/color][/i]

[color=#666666][font=arial][size=4]And here's another interesting fact ... not.[/size][/font][/color]
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The old English name for a badger was 'brock.' Which means one could contend that for the last forty-six-odd years, Hawkwind has been fronted by one Dave Badger.

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