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I actually cried when I laid eyes upon Ted. Not because he looks like an arsehole in the picture but because in my mental portrait of Ted he plods about the house in 'comfortable' attire. I'm not saying I picture him wearing a cardigan and pair of slippers, more a cosy house jacket, deck shoes, lived in pair of 501's and most certainly odd socks.


I know the picture isn't him but I wish he'd make more of an effort when satisfying his fans.

I'm amazed none of you has noticed that both people in the main picture are me. If I wipe the lippy off and take the extensions out, I can pass for a 23 year old youth pastor. It's my forceful chin.


There was once a Minister who noticed that he never met me and my husband together. He's still on the FBI's missing files.

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