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[Loz]

Are we talking panto Dames?

[El Pibe]

That would be Dulwichmum, I think Huguenot would make a good panto villain.

[Annette Curtain]

Loz Wrote:

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> Are we talking panto Dames?

*ahem*

[El Pibe]

of course!!

[Loz]

Annette Curtain Wrote:

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> > Are we talking panto Dames?

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> *ahem*

*Panto* dames, Nette. Not pants dames.

[maxxi]

Dames we're not short of - plenty of Twankys on this forum -

and for Far Eastern Fakirs, Huge (at least I think I've heard him called that) makes a perfect Abanazer-

I think the most keenly contested category is bound to be amongst the (thigh) slappers...

*sifts through 'principal boy' applications making careful note of (ahem) post codes.

[red devil]

Woodrot = Dick Whittington (minus his cat);

Baron von Hardup = New Nexus;

Robinson Crusoe = UDT (in splendid isolation);

Babes in the Wood = The Family Room Enmasse;

Ali Baba = Barry Road Barber (for the dyslexics amongst us)...

[Annette Curtain]

Loz Wrote:

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> *Panto* dames, Nette. Not pants dames.

I'm very convincing you know

*tightens chinstrap on wig*

[Moos]

I just want to confirm that I will not be competing with Nette for ED Panto Dame. Not least because I don't want her to beat me up.

[red devil]

The back end of a cow - Moos ;-)

[civilservant]

actually it's the front end that Moos...

Nette for Dame-in-Chief, no contest!

[Moos]

Both ends of a cow, that's me. A cow elephant the, that is, due to my very long memory.

[red devil]

*Gulps...*

[Loz]

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> Both ends of a cow, that's me. A cow elephant

> the, that is, due to my very long memory.

Last time I described a woman as a cow elephant, she was not very happy.

[Moos]

I know, people are off. Baby elephants are cute, but if you said someone was as cute as a baby elephant, they'd be all offended.

[El Pibe]

http://onswipe.com/thedailygalaxy/#!/entry/will-muslim-martyrs-get-72-raisins-instead-of-virgins-other,4fd1ac404b672622b8280a71

Raisins apparently

[Annette Curtain]

Moos Wrote:

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> I know, people are off. Baby elephants are cute,

> but if you said someone was as cute as a baby

> elephant, they'd be all offended.

I'm going to have this translated into Mandarin & then tattooed up my forearm

*thumbs up icon here*

[civilservant]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cd-LtWtNvDw

female elephants: teamwork, problem-solving, compassion, strong useful noses - what's not to like?

[red devil]

[civilservant]

It was claimed by staff at Mary Chipperfield Promotions that she was the baby Asian elephant that famously appeared on children?s TV?s Blue Peter ... http://www.ad-international.org/animals_in_entertainment/go.php?id=2228&ssi=10