Originally posted by MarillionFan
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Originally posted by eek View PostI know that. When I went searching for a photo of a fat man in a vest Eddie Yates and Stan Ogden were the first two names I thought of. Bernard Youens was too old so Geoffrey Hughes was the best option.
So to prove your insult about a fat american you went and looked up the interwebs and found a lightweight british actor ?
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I know that. When I went searching for a photo of a fat man in a vest Eddie Yates and Stan Ogden were the first two names I thought of. Bernard Youens was too old so Geoffrey Hughes was the best option.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostThat's Geoffrey Hughes. A British actor; died 6 weeks ago.
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That's Geoffrey Hughes. A British actor; died 6 weeks ago - prostate cancer.Originally posted by eek View PostOK just a clueless vest(ly) overweight fat american.

Is that better.
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Ah, the stained sheets syndrome....Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostHa got one eventually! Was like an episode of Family Guy though!
"I need my room doing, it's not been done for two days"
Mexican made looks down at sheet, looks up, looks down shakes head 'Nooooooo,Noooooo"
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Ha got one eventually! Was like an episode of Family Guy though!
"I need my room doing, it's not been done for two days"
Mexican made looks down at sheet, looks up, looks down shakes head 'Nooooooo,Noooooo"
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I object to the word 'vastly'.Originally posted by eek View PostNah just a clueless vastly overweight fat american.
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You know those plastic things that you hang on the door?
Well you are suppose to use them to tell the chambermaid you would like your room cleaned.
You won't get a clean room until tomorrow.
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Where's the chambermaid?
She came early yesterday and I shooed her away. I've been working in my room all day and she's nowhere to be seen. I've run out of towels, the bed isn't made and those socks don't pick themselves up on their own you know!
What should I do? Should I phone reception? Leave a note on the door? Shout down the corridor?
She won't be getting a tip now!!!
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