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There’s a Warner Brothers cartoon character called the Tasmanian Devil. He’s short, fast-moving and possessed of irrepressible energy. Steve Thorpe had the Tasmanian Devil tattooed on his left arm. But the tattooed figure bore a permanent scowl. And that certainly wasn’t Steve Thorpe.

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Rip It Up, Issue 110, 1 September 1986, Page 4

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There’s a Warner Brothers cartoon character called the Tasmanian Devil. He’s short, fast-moving and possessed of irrepressible energy. Steve Thorpe had the Tasmanian Devil tattooed on his left arm. But the tattooed figure bore a permanent scowl. And that certainly wasn’t Steve Thorpe. Rip It Up, Issue 110, 1 September 1986, Page 4

There’s a Warner Brothers cartoon character called the Tasmanian Devil. He’s short, fast-moving and possessed of irrepressible energy. Steve Thorpe had the Tasmanian Devil tattooed on his left arm. But the tattooed figure bore a permanent scowl. And that certainly wasn’t Steve Thorpe. Rip It Up, Issue 110, 1 September 1986, Page 4

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