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Would've thought that name would be quite memorable, what with it being the most important organ in the body, and Brian sounding like brain, and him being brainy.Originally posted by cojak View PostOh yeah, Prof. Cox
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My favourite Darcy these days is...

(With a touch of Mr Rochester...)
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Firth isn't my cuppa tea either, never quite worked out why he's so popular. He always looks a bit bimbling to me
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He did look like a blond Dennis Healy in The Devil Wears Prada, but 'they' sorted him out in the The Mentalist, nicely trimmed and slightly darker.Originally posted by norrahe View PostThe Prof is a tad geeky looking.
Every time I see a pic of Simon Baker I'd like to sort his eyebrows out.
As for Mr Darcy, hmmm, I'll give him a miss.
Now he's just right.
The Mentalist | Channel 5
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A 'Queen mum'Originally posted by Zippy View PostA result, Shirley? In return she can give you a 'Queen Mum'.
no way.
last night I gave her a 'King George VI''
EO - 'Would one like a KGV, dearest heart - its Colin here'
Mrs EO - 'One would indeedy'
EO - <slips her a crippler>
Mrs EO - 'Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha'
EO - 'stutter dear ?'
Mrs EO - 'NO, Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha'
EO - 'what is it dearest petal ?'
Mrs EO - 'Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha Tha tha tha tha
THATS THE WRONG FKNG OLE'
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I thought he'd be taller.Originally posted by xoggoth View Post
He's now further down my list. Thanks xog.
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The missus is watching some rerun of it now. One thing in favour of these things is that there are few horrible ugly people.
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