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"Was it good for you too?" to which Idol Eric replied "Got to go now, I'm needed on the set of Monty Python's Flying Circumcision and on the way out the door mumbled an insincere sounding, "I'll call you sometime."


And Beeb soberly finished the thought, "Yankee Doodle came to London just to ride the ponies. I am that Yankee Doodle Boy."
"Cut" shouted the 4⅓ assistant director.
Eric was idle again but ran to the Beeb and swept him up in the air kissing repeatedly only stopping to say, "Brilliant mate. Just brilliant. That was the best performance ever!" Beeb's head was spinning in confused excitement when Eric turned, said, well like I said old chap, I'll give you a call sometime. Idle Eric ran over to the 6 ⅜ assistant director and swept him off his feet and fed him some brisket tartare.





[Source of Pashtoon male names with a C is at:
http://www.khyber.org/culture/names/b...]

Chinar (چنار) found his friendship with Captain Harry difficult in as much as even on his knees he towered head and shoulders above everyone he knew, including sweet Fairboiz (his brother Chargul ((چارګل)) was only as tall as a casuarina tree and found conversation with his friends a tad simpler).


چارګل and چنار wended their weary way westward, wondering whether the weather would wend their way or help them. The camels…

(I expect this scenario to be included in Haary's Great Trek.







Stop doing our act unless you'd like to be punchinello.

it's taken to poetry and doesn't realise punchinello is a mime.



Orson Welles scooped the Rockette and flew him to Radio City (but the serious side where Comrade Kane worked) and promised the fledgling a starring role is his radio play The Day The Earth Stood Still, which so frightened the nation panic ensued.







[@Roger: Chindar is such a selfless and nice man-tree he must appear in Haary's Great Trek]

All the gods in heaven raised their hands to the sky to cry out against the negative attitude of the Great Boyd (the one on the wing) who would so drag humanity down by disallowing the opportunity to boil an egg properly.
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