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I was thinking of Su Ingle of Wildtrack fame but accidentally typed Sue Perkins when name spell checking.


Seems she's an East Dulite, plus there was something about her on maestro, anyone who can connect that well with the music is by definition sexy, much better than Jane Asher's weird marshall flailing and Katie Derham's simpering wiggles.


So though I was going to nominate Ingle I'll happily settle for Perkins.

"So though I was going to nominate Ingle I'll happily settle for Perkins"


I think you're out of luck there, MP:


"She has been a reluctantly open lesbian since 2002, when ex-girlfriend Rhona Cameron outed her during the latter's stint on ITV's I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here!"

Keef Wrote:

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> Is that the definition of teabagging, I had

> wondered.

>

> You'd be surprised about some of these

> definitions. My friend who plays trombone got a

> very nasty surprise when he was looking to network

> with musicians, and typed tromboning in to

> facebook!


Keef, I choked on my sandwich. Quite brilliant, if a little disturbing. Some people, eh? Eh? EH?!

*Bob* Wrote:

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> Well, Piers.. I suppose at least Sue is at least

> one step-up from wanting to stick your knob in a

> teapot.


A teapot? Stick your knob in?

If this is a reference to PG Wodehouse, I consider it in poor taste.

citizenED Wrote:

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> Enters quietly:

>

> writes list and leaves face down on coffee table:

>

> Leaves, silently.

>

> Lulu

>

> Gayle from Corrie

>

> Vanessa Feltz

>

>


CitzenEd, to quote Meatloaf, two out of three ain't bad.

citizenED Wrote:

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> Enters quietly:

>

> writes list and leaves face down on coffee table:

>

> Leaves, silently.

>

> Lulu

>

> Gayle from Corrie

>

> Vanessa Feltz

>

>


CitizenEd, to quote me. Vanessa Feltz? What the f@cking f@ck is f@cking wrong with you?

HonaloochieB Wrote:

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> Roman Catholic primary school.

> The statues of the Virgin Mary.

> Tell me I'm not the first to have committed a

> mortal sin involving them.

> Please.

>

> I'm going to Hell, aren't I?


There are those of us in East Dulwich (without Kids or Nannies or such like) that would actually say you are already in hell.... :X

Me and my housemate sometimes play this game when we're watching telly. The question often asked is "would you?" He was one that we both agreed as a yes for reasons that I won't go in to on here.


Simon Cowell is another one - imagine his critique aftewards.


Annnnyway, moving swiflty on..............

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