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Previously on "Best Book youve read this Year ..."
Your a slippery eel of a bloke aren't you?
We discuss one thing then you point and go La La La LA LA! and change the subject. And as to the question? You should know Blue is the colour
Hey what about that pension crisis then?
(slips out of back door while attention is distracted)
Your a slippery eel of a bloke aren't you?
We discuss one thing then you point and go La La La LA LA! and change the subject. And as to the question? You should know Blue is the colour
I'm glad I have someone like you to correct any mistakes in my typing...
And I doubt it was the Beano.....More like the Bunty
Ah yes, Bunty, that wonderful middleclassed magazine for inquisitive teenage virgins...who could forget the Four Marys: Cotter, Field, Radleigh and Simpson, friends at St Elmo's School for Girls, had discovered that a girl band, B True, who had bought property nearby, were being cheated by the (recruitment) agent, Jed "Dodgy" Upton.
Look my monkey friends, let's not pretend you read proppa novels on the tin can. Here is something much more up your alley - it is autobiographical for most of you.
Geek Love
A wild, often horrifying, novel about freaks, geeks and other aberrancies of the human condition who travel together (a whole family of them) as a circus.
S'funny DundeeGeorge, your not hot on Irony and sarcasm are you?
You know how much I was trying to get you to read something other than the Daily Mirror this week.
that would be 'you're'
The Daily Mirror, do they still print that then? I haven't seen it in years, I get all of my political knowledge and comment from the Beano actually (it is after all the most rabidly right-wing rag in the country (as befits a comic whose spiritual home is, ooh, let me hink, yes, Dundee!)
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