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If I wasn't so robust in my outlook, quips like that, could, you know, give a fella self esteem issues!



MrBen Wrote:

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> Yeah Rosie. I got it more when he was in the BBC's

> Cassanova in 2002. But then I got old and jowly.

> My favourite forumite celebrity look-a-likey to

> date was Straferjack's description of Ray Davis at

> the Olympics...."Help-ma-boab in a Keith Harris

> wig"

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