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Earl

I think *Bob* makes a daring choice here in crossing species. Jessica was a human married to a rabbit and frankly the way she looked you'd rorgive her anything. The Caramel Bunny though, perhaps it was the voice...

Thanks Keef. I'll be back...in a while.

Can we include puppets. If so I'm having Lady Penelope. What a doll. Actually, fancying puppets makes a lot more sense than cartoons. It's feasible that you could physically meet the object of your desire in the plastic/wood. And who knows, a tender moment might ensue.

And of course I'm bagsying Betty Rubble. You'd have to have a heart of stone not to fall for her.

ms_1316 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Asset Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > Not really, we are objectified, vilified, > scorned > > and generally hated by all if this forum is > > anything to go by. > > Come the revolution we will have our revenge. > > What gives you this idea? A friend of mine was > asking about Nero as a place to take her son on a > Sunday. It would be nice if she had some other > mums to talk to. The mothers of Dulwich hang out wherever they damn well please Ms 1316, they boss whatever room they grace with their presence. This is just as it should be, of course. All mothers are groovy, Dulwich mothers are double-dipped, sprinkles on top groovy. With a flake.

Always the JR thing for me Keef. Hubba hubba.

Oil

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Amanda Platell" > Are you serious MP? That's not loopy that's perverse.

Blue Is The Colour - The Chelsea Football Team 1972

Oh and my first teacher at school, Miss Cosham (and no it was not Dotheboys Hall) she stirred my depths. She wore a lot of make-up and smelled all flowery.

At eight years old, I was utterly smitten with Julie Andrews after seeing The Sound Of Music. At the time I was taught by nuns. I also took to having a dream about her where I rescued her from a burning building, becoming fatally injured in the process and dying in her arms. And at the time the only member of the Freud family I was aware of was Clement.

Moos Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Would it be so very wrong to leave Mr. Moos for > Honaloochie B without consulting Honaloochie B > first? Of course it might be wrong Moos, but if that's the case I don't want to be right.

Betty Rubble, always thought she could do better than Barney.

Pretty Vacant - The Sex Pistols

I was about to say that it would be Val Doonican on repeat, forever. Then I realised that a VD compilation was something I could quite fancy. It just goes to show how one can be too hasty in these matters. It really does. I'll muse on the subject for a while. I will. Truly.

Head hurts like a bastard. Tried the three drinks. Still no clearer. #Still an' all I'm happy, cause once in a while along the road, love's been good to me# Oh, Jesus you'll never get me out of here now I've started singing.

Seriously. One hand tied behind my back.

I Love To Love (But Umm My Baby, He Loves To Dance, He's Got To Dance He Has To Dance (And So Forth)) - Tina Charles

HOUSE!

Peckhamgatecrasher Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > It's that man again, ne c'est pas? And of course PGC, I thank you. It would have been rude not to. Mange tout, mange tout. Rien.

If I could just contribute my tuppence three farthings. I reckon that he could be the nose-picking auntie-Christ. ROBERT PESTON = PROBE SNOTTER. A coindence? If you like. But what would the the gullible make of it? They're people too, you now. Nearly.

ruffers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I've tried the chicken. > > > > > > > > > How long are you here for? All week. Hey now be good to to your waitresses, and drive home safely, now.

All good and well. Well, well, well. But it is to laugh. Isn't it? The Pope walks into a bar. Ouch! It's a Jewish bar! Already!

#...you believe you can fly, you believe you can touch the sky#