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Watched the Demi Rose clip that was posted.. hahaha apart from her arse behaving like two otters in a sack!
what’s with that walk?
clearly walking on a catwalk is an art! She’s stomping up and down like someone’s yanked her off a builders site!! Hilarious
what’s with that walk?
clearly walking on a catwalk is an art! She’s stomping up and down like someone’s yanked her off a builders site!! Hilarious
I agree that was awful and also hilarious she is walking like I do when I’m out on the hills needing a poo and cant find a bush to squat behind
I finally have some weak tea to contribute regarding Van Morrison. I used to live near a cafe in Belfast that he liked to use, everyone in town knows he's an hole and never bother him. Saw him in there several times sitting with a face like a slapped arse. I also know a woman who worked as his PA, she never talks about what he's like to work with as but she now works with troubled young people so I imagine working for Van gave her some great training.
On a nicer note Antonio Faragas who played Huggy Bear in Starsky and Hutch once held open the door for me as we were both going into Boots and called me 'pretty lady'. I almost swooned, David Soul who played Hutch was one of my first crushes, along with Donny Osmond (70's kid).
I'm loving the 70's deathtrap toys discussion, I wanted a grifter but my mum said they weren't for girls and I got some pink monstrosity with a basket on the front! I also had the metal expanding roller skates, they had a bad habit of expanding themselves mid-roll. My mum thought I was clumsy but I think it was shoddy 70's workmanship.
On a nicer note Antonio Faragas who played Huggy Bear in Starsky and Hutch once held open the door for me as we were both going into Boots and called me 'pretty lady'. I almost swooned, David Soul who played Hutch was one of my first crushes, along with Donny Osmond (70's kid).
I'm loving the 70's deathtrap toys discussion, I wanted a grifter but my mum said they weren't for girls and I got some pink monstrosity with a basket on the front! I also had the metal expanding roller skates, they had a bad habit of expanding themselves mid-roll. My mum thought I was clumsy but I think it was shoddy 70's workmanship.
It's awful, I thought she was meant to be a model?!
The drummer from 1980s synthpoppers Kajagoogoo once walked into a pub where I was drinking and bought a pint of lager and a packet of crisps. Sorry, I can't remember the exact flavour but I remember saying to my mate "Isn't that the drummer from 1980s synthpoppers Kajagoogoo?" and my mate replying "Yes and who'd have thought someone like that would drink lager"?
We still joke about it to this day.
We still joke about it to this day.
the wanker is back again and I can say no one has guessed right so far. This person has done a lot of books on the subject too. 
I can CONFIRM Martin Shaw is lovely. No skeletons. Lives holistically. Just sees it as his job. No airs and graces. Gets a bit pissy about being reminded of The Professionals but I would too so don’t hold that against him.
About Timmy Mallet, I met him at a school disco in the noughties (an adult one!) And I asked him to sign my Pinky Punky...nothing dodgy, see picture below for clarification and he replied "I'll sign your breasts if you want...hur hur.."
Childhood memories ruined
Childhood memories ruined
Kids toys today huh! They’ll never understand the trauma of hurtling full pelt down a hill with those adjustable skates on and no way to make yourself stop bar fling yourself in the nearest bush!
And that’s me singing ‘itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini’ all day today….thanksAbout Timmy Mallet, I met him at a school disco in the noughties (an adult one!) And I asked him to sign my Pinky Punky...nothing dodgy, see picture below for clarification and he replied "I'll sign your breasts if you want...hur hur.."
Childhood memories ruined
Does this help? https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/profiles/YclKdzmLzLvW0VqkwbxRhg/the-team
I can CONFIRM Martin Shaw is lovely. No skeletons. Lives holistically. Just sees it as his job. No airs and graces. Gets a bit pissy about being reminded of The Professionals but I would too so don’t hold that against him.
Come on Tattlers, it can't be that difficult to figure this expert if they wrote a book on wanking.
No wonder Alex hurricane Higgins was a raging alcoholic, I was at Dublin airport years ago next to him at the queue in the bar. I didn’t realise who he was until everyone who was buying a drink were like and get one for Alex, give the lad a large whiskey literally everyone who was Irish it was proper hero worship.
My most cringe claim to fame is that I was in the Timmy Mallett video for 'Hot, Hot, Hot'. I was on a Club 18-30 holiday in Ibiza to celebrate the end of A levels and he roped in loads of us to be in the video.And that’s me singing ‘itsy bitsy teeny weeny yellow polka dot bikini’ all day today….thanks
Not that kind of model
Who is this wanker that you speak of?
I can CONFIRM Martin Shaw is lovely. No skeletons. Lives holistically. Just sees it as his job. No airs and graces. Gets a bit pissy about being reminded of The Professionals but I would too so don’t hold that against him.
I keep confusing her with Demi Moore and wondering why a Hollywood millionaire actress is so publicity hungry - and also how can she only be 24
Well, having looked at that list of BBC presenters, I think we are all going to have to agree that unless you name and shame, we will have to assume you wanked off...John Sargent
I can CONFIRM Martin Shaw is lovely. No skeletons. Lives holistically. Just sees it as his job. No airs and graces. Gets a bit pissy about being reminded of The Professionals but I would too so don’t hold that against him.
I know they say never meet your heroes but wow I'm still in shock after meeting Kiefer Sutherland before his gig at the weekend. I also got a big hug 
Been a huge fan for 32 years 
Been a huge fan for 32 years I used to see him pretty much whenever I was getting on or off a train at King's Cross station. He'd always have a guitar with him, and he was just sort of slouched on a bench, somewhere near Burger King, looking, well, crumpled I guess is the word. He looked like a busker.
Forgot to say I also got him to sign my arm. Sadly that rubbed off during the concert etc but got pics. I'm getting tattoo tomorrow if his autograph from something else I got signed. When I asked him to sign my arm he said in his beautiful voice "Are you sure?"I know they say never meet your heroes but wow I'm still in shock after meeting Kiefer Sutherland before his gig at the weekend. I also got a big hug
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