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davidt
on Monday September 15 2003, @09:00AM
rose black writes:
Hello On the BBC's new adaptations of Chaucer's Canterbury Tales (13/9/03, 9pm, BBC1 I think), an elderly balding man walked into a hairdressers and requested a Morrissey quiff. The same man was later featured in the background singing a kareoke version of "This Charming Man". Not very well. Heck, it made me laugh.
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Morrissey mentioned on new BBC adaptation of Chaucer's Miller's Tale
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thane longen folk to goon an pilgrimages (Score:2, Funny)
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You MUST be joking! (Score:0)
It is KARAOKE! (Score:0)
Main Entry: kar·a·o·ke
Pronunciation: "kar-E-'O-kE, k&-'rO-kE, "kä-rä-'O-(")kA
Function: noun
Etymology: Japanese, from kara empty + Oke, short for Okesutora orchestra
Date: 1981
: a device that plays instrumental accompaniments for a selection of songs to which the user sings along and that records the user's singing with the music
damn.damn.damn (Score:1)
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deja vu? (Score:0)
Most strange, I'm sure that I saw this happen in another recent TV programme.
What baldy Morrissey fan actually said (Score:1)
"I was thinking of going a bit Morrissey for the Spring, what do you think?"
The hairdresser doesn't reply and he continues
"I tried it before and it just made me look like a Teddyboy with a thyroid problem"
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Billie Piper (Score:1)
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