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Doctor Who 15/5/2010

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HonaloochieB

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It all seemed to start off so well.

The Doctor, leaping about, herself up the duff, her bloke with a ponytail and everything

And you'd think that pensioners with green alien penis tongues would just add to the larks.

But incredibly it didn't.

After 17 minutes it became becalmed, endullened and forgettable (who was that little fellow with the grating voice?).


I reckon that 97% of the people watching did what I did.

After 17 and a half minutes, cracked open a large Peroni and switched over to the DVD of the third series of The Sopranos.


Tell me about it.

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Ladymuck

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It's all Darkness Darkness. Personally I blame All The Young Dudes in the series. So Sad though - and I Can Feel that this must be quite a Nightmare for a Lounge Lizard such as yourself Honaloochie Boogie.


Personally I think the producers are taking you for some sort of Sucker. So you just go right ahead and tell them about it. In fact, you should Shout It All Out.



Laters.

Midnight Lady.

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Ladymuck Wrote:

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> It's all Darkness Darkness. Personally I blame

> All The Young Dudes in the series. So Sad though

> - and I Can Feel that this must be quite a

> Nightmare for a Lounge Lizard such as yourself

> Honaloochie Boogie.

>

> Personally I think the producers are taking you

> for some sort of Sucker. So you just go right

> ahead and tell them about it. In fact, you should

> Shout It All Out.

>

>

> Laters.

> Midnight Lady.


u alrite mate???

Ladymuck

Ladymuck

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Awwwww...you care...are you by any chance Sweet Angeline or Sweet Jane? No? Then perhaps you are one of those International Heroes?


But no, I don't need a doctor. I think I need to head on down the Road to Birmingham for some Saturday Gigs.


But you are sweet - Momma's Little Jewel.




Hasta la proxima vez,

Midnight Lady.

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