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Following on from celebrity crushes.


What about the embarrassing ones?


For me - and OMG - I can't believe I'm about to tell you this....


Russell Brand (just because I find him completely unfunny, nothing to do with Sachsgate)


and


Michael Portillo.


I KNOW!! And before you say anything....I wouldn't let them TALK to me. OK???

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wee quinnie Wrote:

> Russell Brand (just because I find him completely

> unfunny, nothing to do with Sachsgate)

>

> and

>

> Michael Portillo.

>

> I KNOW!! And before you say anything....I

> wouldn't let them TALK to me. OK???



oh my God, I actually felt physically sick when I read that..

Pennie Smith. And actually I'm not embarassed at all.

If she did me the honour of being my bird I'd start attending the monthly EDF drinkups.

She looks like a gal that enjoys a good binge and not afraid to put her hand in her purse and get a round in.

"Top shelf guv'nor, and gentlemens measures if you please".

That'll be my Pennie so it will.

Jah Lush Wrote:

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> I don't think that's embarrassing at all. I quite

> fancy Pency Smith myself.


Sorry JL but it looks like it's going to be me and you on the cobbles outside GMTV HQ.

I am prepared to do violence for the woman I love. Or at least would be happy to love, if she gave me half a chance.

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