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 Superfly  The sun always shines in Catford 29 Jul 15 12.04pm |
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Quote Ian J at 29 Jul 2015 11.56am
Quote Stuk at 28 Jul 2015 4.54pm
Quote Superfly at 28 Jul 2015 4.48pm
I've heard an unsubstantiated rumour about a much loved celeb who's been batting off questions from Utree. Purely rumours so it's not worth divulging his name (or his two first names) suffice to say he's a national treasure. Who likes falling though bars, downing pina coladas and who's conviction would ruin UK Gold. Crikey DM! Can you give us another clue please?
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| HeathMan Purley 29 Jul 15 10.20pm |
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Agreed - this thread is in poor taste. IMO Operation Yew Tree has many areas. 1) an almost endless supply of retired personalities to be interviewed - could almost go on for ever 2) It has encouraged historic events to be reported - very hard to defend against and potentially viewed by public as "no smoke without fire". 3) There is a greater awareness of grooming and child abuse - this gives protection to today's children , perhaps not available to earlier generations. Personally, I am not keen on say one in five formerly naughty people in their eighties being put away: my preference is for four in five (a good deterrent message) naughty people in their 20s 30s 40s and 50s receiving what they deserve.
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| dannyh wherever I lay my hat....... 30 Jul 15 10.08am |
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But it's alright to have a celeberity death league ?
"It's not the bullet that's got my name on it that concerns me; it's all them other ones flyin' around marked 'To Whom It May Concern.'" |
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| skatman 30 Jul 15 10.43am |
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Quote Ian J at 29 Jul 2015 11.56am
Quote Stuk at 28 Jul 2015 4.54pm
Quote Superfly at 28 Jul 2015 4.48pm
I've heard an unsubstantiated rumour about a much loved celeb who's been batting off questions from Utree. Purely rumours so it's not worth divulging his name (or his two first names) suffice to say he's a national treasure. Who likes falling though bars, downing pina coladas and who's conviction would ruin UK Gold. Crikey DM! Can you give us another clue please?
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| Midlands Eagle 30 Jul 15 10.49am |
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Quote skatman at 30 Jul 2015 10.43am
Quote Ian J at 29 Jul 2015 11.56am
Quote Stuk at 28 Jul 2015 4.54pm
Quote Superfly at 28 Jul 2015 4.48pm
I've heard an unsubstantiated rumour about a much loved celeb who's been batting off questions from Utree. Purely rumours so it's not worth divulging his name (or his two first names) suffice to say he's a national treasure. Who likes falling though bars, downing pina coladas and who's conviction would ruin UK Gold. Crikey DM! Can you give us another clue please?
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| Helmet46 Croydon 30 Jul 15 1.29pm |
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Quote HeathMan at 29 Jul 2015 10.20pm
Agreed - this thread is in poor taste. IMO Operation Yew Tree has many areas. 1) an almost endless supply of retired personalities to be interviewed - could almost go on for ever 2) It has encouraged historic events to be reported - very hard to defend against and potentially viewed by public as "no smoke without fire". 3) There is a greater awareness of grooming and child abuse - this gives protection to today's children , perhaps not available to earlier generations. Personally, I am not keen on say one in five formerly naughty people in their eighties being put away: my preference is for four in five (a good deterrent message) naughty people in their 20s 30s 40s and 50s receiving what they deserve.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 31 Jul 15 1.26pm |
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Quote Charlie Croker at 15 Aug 2014 9.31am
Quote ASCPFC at 14 Aug 2014 4.59pm
This post has been merged from a topic called 'Jimmy Cricket' by staffie Stu Francis played with kids' toys and even dressed his missus up in a schoolboy uniform for all the world to see. Wasn't Stu Francis. You're thinking of Janette Krankie (married to Ian) - but they were on Crackerjack, hosted by Stu Francis. Also self-confessed swingers Stu Francis should, however, be arrested for crimes against comedy - lowlights include: Ooh! I could crush a grape/I could pop a balloon/I could rip a tissue/I could jump off a doll's house/I could wrestle an action man/I could duff a daffodil/I could test drive a Tonka etc. Stu Francis and Noel Edmonds have done very well so far, I was sure that they were going to be in the second wave. A couple more high profile cases are want the police need now to get the focus off the politician child rapist cover ups.
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| Part Time James 31 Jul 15 1.29pm |
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We haven't had many female celebrity nonces yet, so I'm hoping for Sue Barker.
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| Stuk Top half 31 Jul 15 1.33pm |
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Quote HeathMan at 29 Jul 2015 10.20pm
Agreed - this thread is in poor taste. IMO Operation Yew Tree has many areas. 1) an almost endless supply of retired personalities to be interviewed - could almost go on for ever 2) It has encouraged historic events to be reported - very hard to defend against and potentially viewed by public as "no smoke without fire". 3) There is a greater awareness of grooming and child abuse - this gives protection to today's children , perhaps not available to earlier generations. Personally, I am not keen on say one in five formerly naughty people in their eighties being put away: my preference is for four in five (a good deterrent message) naughty people in their 20s 30s 40s and 50s receiving what they deserve.
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| silvertop Portishead 31 Jul 15 1.36pm |
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I know 2 women who, when still at school, were involved in theatrical stuff. Both independently reported being pawed and sleazed over by a certain magician. Frankly, I am amazed his name has yet to come up [save on this thread].
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| Part Time James 31 Jul 15 1.38pm |
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Quote silvertop at 31 Jul 2015 1.36pm
I know 2 women who, when still at school, were involved in theatrical stuff. Both independently reported being pawed and sleazed over by a certain magician. Frankly, I am amazed his name has yet to come up [save on this thread]. Will this post has really pulled the rabbit out the hat.
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| jamiemartin721 Reading 31 Jul 15 1.50pm |
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Quote Part Time James at 31 Jul 2015 1.29pm
We haven't had many female celebrity nonces yet, so I'm hoping for Sue Barker. Max Clifford, well I'm sure is someone's 'celebrity woman' by now.
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