Imagine double dating with him and Victoria
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Alan Harper's Tash
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People often ask who you‘d choose if you could have anyone dead or alive at a dinner party.Imagine double dating with him and Victoria
Those two could by the answer to who wouldn’t you choose, along with Morrisey, obviously.
Those two, Morrissey, Piers Morgan, Gary Neville and Duncan Castles are my worst 6People often ask who you‘d choose if you could have anyone dead or alive at a dinner party.
Those two could by the answer to who wouldn’t you choose, along with Morrisey, obviously.
GornikDaze
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To be fair you’d rather have them dead at a dinner party than alive, at least the conversation would be more interestingPeople often ask who you‘d choose if you could have anyone dead or alive at a dinner party.
Those two could by the answer to who wouldn’t you choose, along with Morrisey, obviously.
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Rocking the Peaky Blinder lookI see Golden Balls didn't fail to turn it into a photo opportunity and get his face on the news.
Narcissistic twat
Given half the chance he’ll be whispering “now, about that knighthood” in Charles’s ear.I see Golden Balls didn't fail to turn it into a photo opportunity and get his face on the news.
Narcissistic twat
Mad Eyed Screamer
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*notes name of poster in Mod book*People often ask who you‘d choose if you could have anyone dead or alive at a dinner party.
Those two could by the answer to who wouldn’t you choose, along with Morrisey, obviously.
Such a sad man, what a way to live your life.Rocking the Peaky Blinder look
Mad Eyed Screamer
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More likely had everyone in the queue signing his petition to be given itGiven half the chance he’ll be whispering “now, about that knighthood” in Charles’s ear.