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On 29/07/2024 at 12:50, MiniMinorMk3 said:

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Neither of us are speaking to you until you get out of that stupid little car.

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On 29/07/2024 at 13:49, MiniMinorMk3 said:

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Strange but when I saw the picture & looked at the woman I'd assumed it was a shot from the USA. Then I saw the cars in the background.

 

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On the 3rd of April 1981, the American Gina Bovaird made her debut at the Imola 200 miles, the following year she competed in the 500cc Motorcycle World Championship, the first and only woman in the top class of the MotoGP.

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4 hours ago, ETCHY said:

It's not a booty It's a fat arse.

You would still like to slap it and watch it wobble though !!

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3 minutes ago, camryv6 said:

Is that Roger Cook ?

Yup, with Edwina Currie's daughter.

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4 minutes ago, camryv6 said:

Why ?

she's a journalist and was involved in something on one of his TV shows I think 

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12 minutes ago, camryv6 said:

Why ?

In 1997, Debbie Currie, daughter of Edwina Currie, "covered" a version of Limmie & Family Cookin's "You Can Do Magic", with Sinitta providing her vocals.[19][20] To promote the single, she toured Scotland with pop band The Mojams,[21] claimed that she had enjoyed group sex and lost her virginity at fifteen,[22] told her mother Edwina about the latter in Tesco,[23] and posed with fried eggs on her breasts.[19] Edwina used an interview after her 1997 United Kingdom general election defeat to promote the song.[21] The song was released on 19 May 1997[24] on Barry Tomes' Gotham Records and was pulled three days later.[25] Credited to "Mojams featuring Debbie Currie", the song charted at number 86 on the UK singles chart.[26] Later that month, it was revealed that the single had been part of a ruse by The Cook Report to investigate the practice of chart-rigging.[22] Currie was chosen for the ruse because of her tabloid history,[23] and was in fact a trainee journalist.[24] The track was withdrawn because the programme's budget ran out.[25]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cook_Report

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2 minutes ago, egg said:

In 1997, Debbie Currie, daughter of Edwina Currie, "covered" a version of Limmie & Family Cookin's "You Can Do Magic", with Sinitta providing her vocals.[19][20] To promote the single, she toured Scotland with pop band The Mojams,[21] claimed that she had enjoyed group sex and lost her virginity at fifteen,[22] told her mother Edwina about the latter in Tesco,[23] and posed with fried eggs on her breasts.[19] Edwina used an interview after her 1997 United Kingdom general election defeat to promote the song.[21] The song was released on 19 May 1997[24] on Barry Tomes' Gotham Records and was pulled three days later.[25] Credited to "Mojams featuring Debbie Currie", the song charted at number 86 on the UK singles chart.[26] Later that month, it was revealed that the single had been part of a ruse by The Cook Report to investigate the practice of chart-rigging.[22] Currie was chosen for the ruse because of her tabloid history,[23] and was in fact a trainee journalist.[24] The track was withdrawn because the programme's budget ran out.[25]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Cook_Report

Ok then what did she eat before having her photo taken ?

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1 hour ago, camryv6 said:

Ok then what did she eat before having her photo taken ?

Poached eggs 

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FDR Drive, Upper East Side during the 'Nor’easter' floods (11th December, 1992). 

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