From the FCS Book of Little-Known Facts (Bess Houdini)

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    1. bleep bleep are you receiving ‘arry?……..it’s all silence ma’m…..bleep bleep are you receiving me ‘arry? goddammit…….bl..p bl..p bessie is that you? s..gnals br…eak..ng up. Hang on luv I’ll get the tech on to it. Yo..u st…ill the..re?………oh ‘arry yes yes sob sob…..etc etc etc

      Who said etc etc etc ? some film/radio star ? dunno? just popped up

      I could go on but the washing needs doing

      Monty Python turned me down for scriptwriting job. Buggers.. Don’t know what they missed…..

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      2. Why thankyou ma’m. If Spike was still around we coulda made a good team. The Two Aussies, or Spike ‘n’ Don. Two sillies together. Did you know Spike was bipolar? They say many bipolars are creative. Now I know where it’s all coming from.

        From Google:

        Was Spike Milligan a manic-depressive?

        They cite the example of the late Spike Milligan, the comic and star of The Goon Show, who battled manic depression throughout his life. He “used the freely associating thought processes of his manic states to generate the zany humour and the wildly ridiculous ideas that were the hallmark of his depression”

        I relate to this below

        ‘associating thought processes of his manic states to generate the zany humour and the wildly ridiculous ideas’

        Me to a tee.

        But I don’t suffer depression. Strange. But ever grateful. Also ever grateful to have a ‘controlled’ manic edge. I couldn’t write what I do without it…..

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