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Complete bum with nothing better to do than make complete crap...
Atrocities I have comitted...











Plus more that I'm too ashamed to submit.
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» Teenage Crushes - Part Two
To name a few...
Melissa Joan Hart (who hasn't aged at all I might add)
Lauren Laverne
Kes from Star Trek Voyager (and Seven of Nine, of course)
Jennifer Connelly (who is a bit too skinny nowadays and seems to have less in the eyebrow department)
These women all had bucketloads to answer for in my early teenage years, and I still have soft spots for all of them now.
Recently I have found myself watching alot of Countdown. Though not due to being made redundant, or the new letters/numbers lady, but the linguistic lovelyness of Dictionay Girl. Susan something I think. She can refer to my dictionary any time she pleases...
Perhaps a bit stranger, comidienne Jo Caulfield...
Slightly mixed bag there.
(Wed 11th Nov 2009, 13:48, More)
To name a few...
Melissa Joan Hart (who hasn't aged at all I might add)
Lauren Laverne
Kes from Star Trek Voyager (and Seven of Nine, of course)
Jennifer Connelly (who is a bit too skinny nowadays and seems to have less in the eyebrow department)
These women all had bucketloads to answer for in my early teenage years, and I still have soft spots for all of them now.
Recently I have found myself watching alot of Countdown. Though not due to being made redundant, or the new letters/numbers lady, but the linguistic lovelyness of Dictionay Girl. Susan something I think. She can refer to my dictionary any time she pleases...
Perhaps a bit stranger, comidienne Jo Caulfield...
Slightly mixed bag there.
(Wed 11th Nov 2009, 13:48, More)