Bucket to spin without stars
THE campaign to get radio and television megastars Hamish and Andy to open Gympie KFC’s new spinning bucket seems to be lost.
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Stars may shun spinning bucket
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Tickled pink for any mission
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Wreck disappears
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Old bucket kicked for new
WE all know national radio and television personalties Hamish and Andy have pulling power , but now we know they have spinning power as well.
Heat in warm up for finals
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