Subject: Re: Sinister: Celebrities?
From: Denise Power <[email-masked]>
To: Honey <[email-masked]>
Cc: sinister <[email-masked]>

> Would I look sweet in a duffel coat?  Would anyone make me mittens
> attached with a string to go with it if I did?  I'm serious.  

joking aside, can you still get mittens ?I've genuinely looked everywhere

and all that are around are stupid enormous South Park mittens, and they

are bloody expensive too. I want small, cute dinky little numbers. 

> 
> And come on you lot, you're all celebrities on this list.  Don't
> start putting on your best pants and combing your hair just because
> Winston Churchill and Michael Bentine and Monica Lewinsky have joined
> the list!  I liked you all tousled and frisky.

Ooh, Ooh , Ooh this was something I meant to say last weekend but I never

made it into college. On Thursday night we went out blah,blah,blah (I'll

tell anyone who wants to know, it's nothing like Ooh man, we were so

drunk and I met this guy, we just had such a laugh, anyway anyway,)

I don't want to lose you here, I woke up the next morning quite under the

weather and although I am normally quite diligent I couldn't handle going

in so I just flicked on the CD machine yoke (which miraculously had B&S in

it-'arf !) and had a bit of a lie-down and after a few hours listening, I

had completely recovered. And thanks to the docile tones of Stewy and

Izzy.

Oh , that wasn't what I meant to say at all, sorry folks this is actually

the story I wanted to share cos it's about the celebrities on the list.

Even though I was watching a programme last night that disclaimed the

existence of celebrities because there is nothing to celebrate in most

famous people anymore ...(I bet you're thinking will she ever get to the

point ?, well hang on, I'm just testing the water, easing myself  

into it. )

Well this is what I've been trying to say :

Yesterday I was doing my reading cos I have yet another essay to do.

Boring ...No ! It is innately linked with this list. 

I was listening to B&S at the time and I the essay was about Romantic

writers in the (18 and their involvement in the French Revolution. This

guy called Cockburn said something along the lines of "Everything had to

do with the revolution." I was checking the footnotes and the guy's name

was - Henry Thomas Cockburn. Henry Thomas is on this list ! B&S take thier

name from a French novel, Henry Thomas Cockburn was commenting on the

French Revolution. The Romantic period is traced from the period of Samuel

Johnson's death, James Boswell wrote about Johnson, James Boswell is

Scottish, So is B&S. Wowee, whipipydoodaa !Wuhay !!!!!

That's all I have to say on the matter,

sorry if it was boring.

Toodles

-dee-

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