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@very-rusty saidHe is battling cancer but very much alive, his real name is Roysten Vasey and was born in th Wild West of Cleveland SOUTH BANK where the men are men & women are men 2.
ALL the hero's and most of the legends are dead!!!
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@badradger saidI remember back in the day when women were women, men were men and the sheep were afraid. 😉
He is battling cancer but very much alive, his real name is Roysten Vasey and was born in th Wild West of Cleveland SOUTH BANK where the men are men & women are men 2.
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@badradger said“his real name is Roysten Vasey”
He is battling cancer but very much alive, his real name is Roysten Vasey and was born in th Wild West of Cleveland SOUTH BANK where the men are men & women are men 2.
Seriously like the village in the “League of Gentlemen”
Now Freddie was funny a bit insane but he put it to good use.
@kevcvs57 saidYes, we all can google if we want to find out!!!
“his real name is Roysten Vasey”
Seriously like the village in the “League of Gentlemen”
Now Freddie was funny a bit insane but he put it to good use.
Some will like you and others will not and at the end of the day it really doesn't make much difference does it?
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@very-rusty saidNot a clue as to what you meant there, literally not a clue.
Yes, we all can google if we want to find out!!!
Some will like you and others will not and at the end of the day it really doesn't make much difference does it?
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@wolfgang59 saidAnd now the police are on the case.
Yes, idiotic.
But I do not think there was any racial intent.
The BBC sacking was OTT.
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@kevcvs57 saidhe played the town mayor in LOG
“his real name is Roysten Vasey”
Seriously like the village in the “League of Gentlemen”
Now Freddie was funny a bit insane but he put it to good use.
@badradger saidHow did I miss or forget that I only watched the first series but still. I might just organise a LOG binge weekend.
he played the town mayor in LOG
Harry, who put a new spin on royal baby debuts by being the one to hold the newborn during the photo opp in St. George's Hall, proclaimed, “Parenting is amazing. It’s only been – what, two-and-a-half days, three days – but we’re just so thrilled to have our own little bundle of joy. We have to spend some precious time with him as he slowly starts to grow up.”
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@very-rusty saidWell it kind of is but never mind 😉
Not my fault you are clueless!~! 😉
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In the Guardian, the journalist Micha Frazer-Carroll wrote: "Just 72 hours after his birth, newborn Archie, swaddled in privilege, has nevertheless been exposed to the realities of British prejudice ... not even those at the literal top of the pecking order seem to be shielded from crass discrimination. This baby has a lifetime to come in the public eye, and, I fear, a lifetime of the lowest forms of racism too."
What the past week has shown is that the birth of a mixed race child in the royal family cannot be used as a panacea to reassure Britons that they are an inclusive and progressive country, however much that reassurance might be needed right now, as the UK teeters on the brink of an unknown future.
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