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He probably had a dozen or two plants, they "value" these hauls on the price of a theoretical number of individual spliffs, they certainly used to do so.
he prob looked at repeat britains got talent an decided he needed a haze
After reading that the Stavros Flatley tour of a few years ago had to be cancelled due to poor ticket sales,
losing them a fortune, I recently read that they had earned nearly half a million each since being on BGT ???
All make sense now.
losing them a fortune, I recently read that they had earned nearly half a million each since being on BGT ???
All make sense now.
This is what the rozzers do, they make a small bust of nasty skunk and times the value 10 / 12 fold to make it seem like a good nick.
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New Partner Required ,Must be someone suitable on here
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Ironically, although TV bought them initial fame, it also led to their demise.
If they were about in the 20s and 30s they could have had a long career as a variety act, as fifth rate novelty turns formed
a large part of musical hall, and as there was no TV, didn't get over exposed.
If there was TV in the 30s Wilson Keppel and Betty would probably have turned to heroin, and George Formby
might have been a crack addict if it had been invented.
If they were about in the 20s and 30s they could have had a long career as a variety act, as fifth rate novelty turns formed
a large part of musical hall, and as there was no TV, didn't get over exposed.
If there was TV in the 30s Wilson Keppel and Betty would probably have turned to heroin, and George Formby
might have been a crack addict if it had been invented.
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