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    geordiegumpgeordiegump Posts: 1,455
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    mimi dlc wrote: »
    This link of Sunstones is very funny.
    Highly recommended

    Mr Gump and I have just rolled around laughing at this so much we almost tipped our mobile home over! (French trailer trash:eek:)
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Mr Gump and I have just rolled around laughing at this so much we almost tipped our mobile home over! (French trailer trash:eek:)

    I'm going back to watch it again...
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    SCD-ObserverSCD-Observer Posts: 18,560
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    From the 'Contestant outdancing their pro partners thread'
    Becky245 wrote: »
    What do you guys think?
    mimi dlc wrote: »
    Widdecombe has a degree in Latin, so she is officially better at Latin than Anton
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    After Len's laboured insistance that the Salsa comes from Kingston, Jamaica (just so he could shoehorn a joke about Kingston upon thames), there has been some discussion on where Len will think the Samba comes from...
    Alli-F wrote: »
    We all know it started in the King's Cross area of Sydney so the samba was less King's Cross, Sydney and more King's Cross Station. :rolleyes: Hes such a muppet! :rolleyes:
    See, I thought it started in Birmingham Alabama, so the samba was less Birmingham, Alabama and more Birmingham, Bullring
    And here was I thinking that it originated from the capital of Finland and the samba was less Helsinki more Hell's Teeth.
    Alli-F wrote: »
    The samba is actually from a very remote area of Peru but that was more Amazon bargain basement than Amazon basin. :p
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    GlanbraintGlanbraint Posts: 500
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    mimi dlc wrote: »
    This link of Sunstones is very funny.
    Highly recommended

    OMG I haven't laughed so much in ages..... thankyou thankyou thankyou :D:D:D
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Glanbraint wrote: »
    OMG I haven't laughed so much in ages..... thankyou thankyou thankyou :D:D:D

    Thank Sunstone!
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    geordiegumpgeordiegump Posts: 1,455
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    From the 'Contestant outdancing their pro partners thread'


    Widdecombe has a degree in Latin, so she is officially better at Latin than Anton

    :D:D:D
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    [Deleted User][Deleted User] Posts: 2,853
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    ""Elle dance avec des casseroles au cul" is my new favourite insult
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    geordiegumpgeordiegump Posts: 1,455
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    From the 'Contestant outdancing their pro partners thread'
    ""Elle dance avec des casseroles au cul" is my new favourite insult

    Stick around...Henri Didier is coming round tomorrow for more ..
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    ilovesootyilovesooty Posts: 1,532
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    TerryM22 wrote: »
    Thank you, I don't like to blow my own trumpet but I am a voice of reason among a jungle of extremity.

    Delusional...but it brightened my morning.
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    ilovesootyilovesooty Posts: 1,532
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    ""Elle dance avec des casseroles au cul" is my new favourite insult

    I love that!
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    from the Artem shirtless - yay or nay thread...
    Nay - He should be forced to wear a nice polo shirt and chinos from Blue Harbour @ Marks and Spencers for the rest of the competition as a punishment for such flagrant distraction measures. It was like Marjorie Jenkins from Basingstoke drank too many sherries on a package trip to Marbella and joined in with topless flamenco cabaret act. My kidneys are still clenched from having to sit through it.
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    blindsideblindside Posts: 4,576
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    My vote from last night:

    3. The Denise/James partnership is flourishing - Denise is such a great teacher.
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    blindside wrote: »
    My vote from last night:

    Nice one!
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    blindsideblindside Posts: 4,576
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    Also loving this exchange:
    Wiskas wrote: »
    *checks bingo card* Have we had "I just want to get to Wembley/Blackpool" yet this year?
    mindyann wrote: »
    Fern :cool:

    Backstage bit, when she was in bottom 2 ... week 3? invoked the Wem-ber-leh wish :D
    KitKat21 wrote: »
    Fern was there last night? :confused:

    :p
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    After a minor mispelling...
    Isn't a rhomba something sort of square but wonky? It suits Nicky quite well.
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Perfectly topical
    allgrownup wrote: »
    All this photo sharing made me wanna share this

    How about this for a male Rumba?

    Honestly? I think they need work on their arm extensions. :D

    #politicalsatire
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    on the correct way Fern should /shouldn't waft her skirt...
    SaraV1308 wrote: »
    I skirt waft when I do Paso... :rolleyes: so does that mean all I do is "cleaning"? Perhaps I should say that I don't skirt waft in other dances....
    In my completely uuntrained opinion there is skirt-wafting and there is paso-skirt-wafting.
    Paso-skirt-wafting is GRRR and ARGH and NNNNNGH whereas skirt wafting is ooh and ahh and eeee.
    Fern did the oohaaheee instead of the GRRRARGHNNNNGH.

    (Tehcnical terms those, copyright me)
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Discussing Nicky's posture
    coppertop1 wrote: »
    If Natalie had him you know he would be tied up to various devices until his posture was better





    By the way, am I easily amused or is the forum so dull this year that no-one else can find a post worthy of sharing????
    :(
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    GlanbraintGlanbraint Posts: 500
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    From the roll your eyes thread

    Posted by Pet monkey

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by primer
    i have 350,000 years experience as an expert performer of chasamballetangogo and i am telling you they are all rubbish.

    and that is just the pros.
    Or conversely:

    I know nothing about nothing but... X is the best dancer I've ever seen in all my born days. His freckles alone were superb
    :D:D:rolleyes:
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    BuddyBontheNetBuddyBontheNet Posts: 28,165
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    mimi dlc wrote: »
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    By the way, am I easily amused or is the forum so dull this year that no-one else can find a post worthy of sharing????
    :(


    Must admit mimi there is a dire shortage of good giggles this year. :(
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Must admit mimi there is a dire shortage of good giggles this year. :(

    Indeed Buddy.
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    mimi dlcmimi dlc Posts: 13,423
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    Apologies to the many FM that have him on Ignore, but this post fromTerriMI5 about the frustrations of the internet made me laugh...
    TerryM22 wrote: »
    My minuscule connection is frustrating me tonight, I sometimes wish that I had a very long dongle that I could just dangle out of the window.
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    ArtoisArtois Posts: 3,604
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    The attached has just made me laugh until real tears and snot came. More more more please.
    I really hope Henri Didier is a real person, as I think I'm in love :D


    Originally Posted by geordiegump

    Bonjour Mes DOTS!

    Mr Gump and myself are now living in France.

    I still love keeping up with the DOT goings on so had a look at the show with my rustic neighbour Henri Didier...an SCD Virgin

    (Before you ask, I have brought fresh baguettes, smelly cheeses and a very fine vat of vin rouge...Henri Didier has brought pickled garlic, apple brandy and his cigs.)

    He wants to give you DOTS his Euro's worth...so I've put his comments below..

    So, I know it was the 'Halloween Special' but even so...when Henri saw Lord Bruce Voldemort..
    ("À boire ou je tue le chien!"
    Bring me something to drink or I kill the dog! )


    *WTF were Vinthent and Diddy Dani?
    ("Ils sont seule haut comme trois pommes!"
    literally: they are only as tall as three apples".ha! ha!)


    *The irony of Victearia being a Corpse Bride wasn't lost on me and I thought Brenda was much improved in looks as a ghoul
    ( " Sucer les pissenlits par la racine"B(literally: "they are as dead as dandelions who have been sucked by the roots ")


    *Lisa and Robin....
    ( " Je te vois venir avec tes gros sabots"
    (literally: "I see you coming with your big clogs")


    *Colin and Crotchtittya...
    "Il y une couille dans le potage"( "There is a problem here"
    (literally: "there is a ball (i.e., testicule) in the soup")

    *Fern and Artem...
    ("Elle dance avec des casseroles au cul"
    (literally: "she dances with saucepans hung on her arse")

    *Richard and Erin...
    ( "Il coincer la bulle"
    He is simply bumming around

    After much shoulder shrugging he concluded that most of the slebs..

    " Peigner la girafe"

    Did something quite useless (literally: "to comb the giraffe")

    He wants to watch next week's though...

    When Ola came on..
    " Il en a bavé des ronds de chapeau"His eyes nearly popped out of his head (literally: "he dribbled hat circles")

    Salut mes braves...
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    PinkPetuniaPinkPetunia Posts: 5,479
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    Must admit mimi there is a dire shortage of good giggles this year. :(

    John from Wales and Hammy were the main source of hilarity .I miss them both .
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