Twice. One for the inside and one for the outsideI hope buyers put them through a boil wash just in case they get one he's been presenting! He's like an excited puppy with them!
Twice. One for the inside and one for the outsideI hope buyers put them through a boil wash just in case they get one he's been presenting! He's like an excited puppy with them!
"Annie" fell in love with Pedro's blanket on the sofa!
The mind boggles what goes on in his hovel
Misread that at first…only because you were on about Pete thoughI have no words for how he is describing things - flea bitten blankets, £1 shop car mats and tacky clocks. It’s like a nightmare.
BDSM? Excuse my naivety but is that Bet,Doreen,Sally & Muriel..All at the same time?I bet he buys those black candles for his BDSM room! The aroma of leatherette, rubber, the Nusuk air fresheners, and Emu Balm. Phwoarrr!!![]()
All laid out on drooled on and molested blankets?BDSM? Excuse my naivety but is that Bet,Doreen,Sally & Muriel..All at the same time?
If you are referring to Pete’s ‘other end’ then yes they did and that’s when the Surgeon declared ‘this is an Annus Horribilis’…..Did they look the other end?
Correct Master!Poirot is Belgian, not French - he has been drinking that aftershave. Stupid old goat
Absolutely - the perfidious pervert strikes againCorrect Master!
Was that perfidious Pete again?
I can add vacuous to that..Absolutely - the perfidious pervert strikes again.
His monologue selling this scent is really creepy![]()
Just turned over and he's selling lamps, rambling on about Lawrence of Arabia and Aladdin! He needs help.
Well Muriel and Trevor might have summat to say about that!It's lol funny. A quick Google tells us they originate from the 1600's, Peter's determined to link them to Lawrence in the early 1900's!
The lowered tones combined with what he's saying are comic gold!
Peter asks 'Have ya been ti Casablanca? Have ya been ti Marrakesh?'
Peter, most of the folk watching and buying from IW will have been lucky to get as far as Castleford or Macclesfield![]()