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Tealeaf 25-03-2010 13:37

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Originally Posted by StevenWaling (Post 800116)

I hope the taxpayer won't be paying for this rubbish.

StevenWaling 25-03-2010 13:47

Re: Jeanette Winterston - famous novelist
 
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800117)
Hey...do you mind...we try to be civilised on this website.

What's civilised about calling someone a puftah, homophobe?

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 13:57

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Originally Posted by StevenWaling (Post 800124)
What's civilised about calling someone a puftah, homophobe?

My sincere apologies. This was an incorrect posting.

I should have said Gilbert & George were a pair of 'Perverted Puffters'.

Happy now?

StevenWaling 25-03-2010 14:00

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800129)
My sincere apologies. This was an incorrect posting.

I should have said Gilbert & George were a pair of 'Perverted Puffters'.

Happy now?

So not just a bully, but a bigot too. And ignorant. What else can I expect from that ****hole of a town, Accrington?

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 14:05

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Originally Posted by StevenWaling (Post 800132)
So not just a bully, but a bigot too. And ignorant. What else can I expect from that ****hole of a town, Accrington?

But I'm not in Accy...I'm in the East End, in London, just like your heroine, Ms. Winterston. Aye, I'm now a soft southern sophisto.

StevenWaling 25-03-2010 14:08

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800118)
I hope the taxpayer won't be paying for this rubbish.

I hope they take it directly out of your pocket.

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 14:10

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Originally Posted by StevenWaling (Post 800136)
I hope they take it directly out of your pocket.

If they do, I'll go round and nick it back from Jeanettes shop.

StevenWaling 25-03-2010 14:21

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I'll be sure to visit you in prison.

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 14:28

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Originally Posted by StevenWaling (Post 800143)
I'll be sure to visit you in prison.

Is that where you are now? So how much longer have you to go?

garinda 25-03-2010 14:29

Re: Jeanette Winterston - famous novelist
 
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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800129)
My sincere apologies. This was an incorrect posting.

I should have said Gilbert & George were a pair of 'Perverted Puffters'.

Happy now?


One of them used to spy on me when I was sunbathing, when we were next door neighbours in Fournier St.

Which one wears the jam jar bottoms?

I'm not saying there was anything untowards happening. They probably just viewed me as some sort of inspirational muse.

:D

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 14:41

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800146)
One of them used to spy on me when I was sunbathing, when we were next door neighbours in Fournier St.

Which one wears the jam jar bottoms?

I'm not saying there was anything untowards happening. They probably just viewed me as some sort of inspirational muse.

:D

You probably ended up on one of their canvasses..your piccy is probably hanging on the wall in the Tate Modern right now.

Mind you, how anyone can call their stuff great art, god knows. I always work on the basis that good art is something that will look good hanging alongside my ducks, over the fireplace. If it does not do that, than forget it. And if it's a sculpture, how will it look alongside the garden gnomes?

Which reminds me - one of my gnomes looks just like you, or it would do if you had a beard. I got it from Woolys last year, when they had the closing down sale, so I don't know if you can get them elsewhere, but if you do see a 1ft tall, mooning gnome with a little red hat and blue pants round it's ankles, thats you.

garinda 25-03-2010 14:44

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800152)
You probably ended up on one of their canvasses..your piccy is probably hanging on the wall in the Tate Modern right now.

Mind you, how anyone can call their stuff great art, god knows. I always work on the basis that good art is something that will look good hanging alongside my ducks, over the fireplace. If it does not do that, than forget it. And if it's a sculpture, how will it look alongside the garden gnomes?

Which reminds me - one of my gnomes looks just like you, or it would do if you had a beard. I got it from Woolys last year, when they had the closing down sale, so I don't know if you can get them elsewhere, but if you do see a 1ft tall, mooning gnome with a little red hat and blue pants round it's ankles, thats you.

No, they only put renters in their photo-montages.

I was in a different league.

;)

Tealeaf 25-03-2010 15:02

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 800156)
No, they only put renters in their photo-montages.

I was in a different league.



;)

That must have been before you were relegated.

garinda 25-03-2010 15:11

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf (Post 800173)
That must have been before you were relegated.

Retired.

Before I 'retired'.

:D

cashman 25-03-2010 15:21

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 799791)
Is there a particular reason why she shouldn't be Jolly??


Best Regards - Taggy

My guess would be, she has a mirror in every room.


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