GreenStreetPlayer
1:56 Sat Nov 28
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Saw him in the parade ring at Newbury in the early nineties along with his horse Minnehoma who went on to win the National in 94.
Always remember when the bell rang for the jockeys to mount, he held his fists up and started sparring.
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BubblesCyprus
1:33 Sat Nov 28
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Had his fair share of demons IIRC Valium and booze among them
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only1billybonds
12:32 Sat Nov 28
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I didnt say there were people moannig,i said imagine the state some would get into should such scenes be regular tv viewing.
Well done,2 posts,2 examples of you putting words into my mouth.
Make it up Mary indeed.
And you of all people accusuing someone of whining on?
Double well done,if your mission for the da y was to look like an idiot,congratulations,your work is done,the rest of the day is yours.
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Darlo Debs
12:02 Sat Nov 28
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No.one is actually complaning about it though not from.the quarters you are whining on about it.
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only1billybonds
2:30 Sat Nov 28
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Debs.
Where did I say it would be women complaining?
I was referring to the 'please offend me' mob in general.
And i dont read the Express.
Other than that,well done,invalid input as ever.
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Darlo Debs
2:12 Sat Nov 28
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I have never heard a single woman complain about or wa t to.see Ru Paul's drag race taken iff the air or whatever format its on its really popular. I think you need to take a chill.pill and stop reading the angry of Kent letters page i The Daily Express O1bb
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arsegrapes
1:54 Sat Nov 28
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Saw him at the Circus Tavern did the nazi and max wall things, also the three degrees and Jimmy Jones.
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Mike Oxsaw
9:38 Fri Nov 27
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He was always take it or leave it for me, never a must-watch act.
That being said, I watched the clip with Shirley Bassey earlier and it had me in absolute stitches (her eventual corpse the icing on the cake).
It was puerile, it was hormone-infected schoolboy humour, but it was perfectly crafted and choreographed as the very last scene showed.
It was also a perfect snowflake magnet.
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charleyfarley
9:25 Fri Nov 27
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LeeTrundle I remembered that somewhere and somebody posted this on twitter when Starr died
RIP Freddie Starr. In 1981 Parkinson put him and Muhammad Ali on the same show, and Ali was so impressed that he invited Starr to become part of his entourage for the rest of his trip.
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Too Much Too Young
9:14 Fri Nov 27
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"Rod" Hull's EMU you cunt.
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Too Much Too Young
9:13 Fri Nov 27
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Les Dawson on acid.
He was like Rudd Hull's EMU.
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ChesterRd
9:09 Fri Nov 27
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Saw Freddie Starr at Great Yarmouth pavilion, great timing and very funny.
My all time favourite comedian is Jackie Mason.
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only1billybonds
6:50 Fri Nov 27
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Debs.
It's nailed on that the same snowflake cunts who were doing their nut at J K Rowling for daring to suggest that people who mensurate are called women would be up in arms if a weekly tv show featured a bloke dressed up and acting as a woman.
This of course would be excused if it were stressed that it was some sort of trans programme but straight up drag? No chance,the twitter gestapo would be all over it.
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Mace66
6:46 Fri Nov 27
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loved him, proper old school humour
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mPL95K1kWaw
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Darlo Debs
5:04 Fri Nov 27
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*liked
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Darlo Debs
5:04 Fri Nov 27
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01bb
Loads of men have impersonated women and it happens every year in panto (except this year of course), not sure anyone would have taken any notice. Les Dawson did it too, and was much funnier.
My old mum loved Freddie Starr, and seeing her crack.up.laughing at him.was infectious, so yes i loked him
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Far Cough
3:19 Fri Nov 27
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Cygnet's mate SBS Kev = Muhammed Ali
He just bided his time
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zebthecat
2:48 Fri Nov 27
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ray winstone 1:37 Fri Nov 27
Actually quite a lot of a cunt.
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Lee Trundle
2:31 Fri Nov 27
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I can't find it online anywhere, but I swear I read somewhere that Muhammad Ali found him so funny after their appearance on TV together, that he invited him along with the him and the rest of his entourage as an unofficial entertainer for his trip.
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wd40
2:29 Fri Nov 27
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Thick was ex-SBS.
up his own arse
still playing war games out on the street
need helps.
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Moncurs Putting Iron
2:23 Fri Nov 27
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Did black face with a pair of high denier tights on his head.
It was a different time. Found him funny a lot of work went into a seemingly random, chaotic act.
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