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BLOB

Binary Large Object. A large cluster of data (e.g., a bitmap), which is characterised by large field values, unpredictable table size and formless data.
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"Mrs Blobby left with the kids and he drank the profits, frankly.
Take That with Mr Blobby and, top, Paul McCartney and Bono at the Live Aid concert at Wembley plus ABBA in festive mood
@Rev_Gareth THIS is the same Edmonds who is behind Mr Blobby and Deal or No Deal, right?
Pictures of Sgeirr Bhuidhe lighthouse looking like children's TV character Mr Blobby were published around the world.
After all, how else can we explain the success of Mr Blobby and the Crazy Frog?
The pounds 70,000-a-year producer denied using the term "Mr Blobby".
This generosity pays off, for in general the work shown is of higher quality, too: much will be familiar to readers of the AR, and quite a lot testifies to the international appeal of the blobby stuff done at the AA at the moment, but there is also evidence that young architects everywhere--I estimate the average age here at around 45--are finally developing a coherent new language for good ordinary buildings, the one goal that has too often eluded Modernism since the 1970s.
Mr Blobby, the song starring the pink polka dot TV character of the same name, has been deemed the second worst track to reach the top slot.
Paradise Hotel...and Ant & Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - all the fun of House Party, with none of the Blobby.EVER Decreasing Circles was a sitcom smash for Richard Briers.
Owner June Pullon has produced the costumes for Mr Blobby, the Honey Monster and Sooty in a showbusiness career spanning more than 30 years.
Since then the charts have been awash with rubbish like Mr Blobby, Bob The Builder and Robbie Williams.
To make Party for the Masses, 2000, McKenzie appropriated a friend's failed abstract painting and reproduced over its blobby ground the text of a poster advertising a Depeche Mode event in Germany.