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Previously on "The I Love Lucy thread"
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many a true word and all that.Originally posted by Lucy View PostOh yes Bagpuss!
You are the compost that all roses need.
If your cat dies, bury it in the garden and plant a rose bush atop it. It will bloom fantastically.
This proves that weight for weight, one bagpuss is an improvement over a steaming heap of horese sh 1 te
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Usual racist stuff. It's 'cos Michael Jackson's white, innit.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostHe was rightly slated for what he did to young teenage girls. Wheras Wacko Jacko (who abused younger boys) is still well regarded by some. How can that be?
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This is a thorny issue baggy. I hope you don't get a prikOriginally posted by Bagpuss View PostOnly say nice things here, even if things get ugly
Lucy may I compare thee to a summers rose?
<runs and takes cover>
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Bagpuss seems obsessed with Jacko, maybe there is something he needs to tell us.
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Better lawyers.Originally posted by Bagpuss View PostHe was rightly slated for what he did to young teenage girls. Wheras Wacko Jacko (who abused younger boys) is still well regarded by some. How can that be?
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He was rightly slated for what he did to young teenage girls. Wheras Wacko Jacko (who abused younger boys) is still well regarded by some. How can that be?Originally posted by TheBigYinJames View PostSpeaking of which, I see that Gary Glitter hopes to make a new pop record when he gets out of the slammer in August.
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Speaking of which, I see that Gary Glitter hopes to make a new pop record when he gets out of the slammer in August.Originally posted by tay View PostI hope RH and Lucy have lovely kiddies.
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/me gets familiarOriginally posted by Bagpuss View PostOnly say nice things here, even if things get ugly
<runs and takes cover>
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