Please help me id this great ass!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[jj]

...and even if it had been true (and she removed it), she wouldn't have done the deed anyway, I guess.

[buttsie]

My mistake...having never actually seen the vid in question
I based by statement on the reviewers scene by scene depiction

Must learn to count...soon...very soon...1,3,4,5...its a start

cheers
B...OZ

PS Liked the description of the supposed Scottish Bird who didn't talk very much English...classic

[alec]

That was Chloe Anderson too.

[buttsie]

Should have guessed...Murphys law at play again....lol

cheers
B...OZ

[jj]

The moral is: avoid everything.......

[magoo]

The version I saw of the Chloe Anderson scene had a conspicious edit at the tampon-removal scene. She said sorry for having her period, Ben and Marino grinned and said thats OK and giggled in a pervy manner then came the edit. One minute there was a string dangling from her then it was gone. So I actually believe she was having her period but presume the gory bits of footage remain only on Bens mastertapes.

[magoo]

The thing I remember most was that she had obviously been told to play up the Scots accent. The exagerrated dialect was painfully obvious to those of us who can understand every word Rab C Nesbitt says. She was only one step away from saying "Hoots mon! Och Aye the noo! Donald wheres me troosers". Still I am sure the yanks didnt notice that and afterall thats who Ben has in mind when he comes up with these ideas. I dont mind him insulting the viewers intellegence as long as its only the americans who are taken in by it.

[buttsie]

Given that Americans can't understand the Aussie accent...so I've been told(they subtitle all Rural Australian Documentaries-believe it or not)....they'd have no hope with the Scots accent

Anybody understand the Crocodile Dude Steve Irwin...whats hes on..I'd like to know?

cheers
B..OZ

PS I wouldn't have expected the tampon moment to make it to film
Wouldn't have wanted to see it either

[jj]

Given they can't (or won't) understand these accents, I do wonder why they are apparently so fond of St Patrick's Day parades, kilts, pipes, Paul Hogan, etc., when their relationships to the lands of their forebears is about as tenuous as mine.
You don't see me wearing a yarmulka.........

[magoo]

Well we wouldnt would we! You like many of your fellow cosmopolitan ignorees (you all ignore each other) have no time for a civil "good evening m'aam".

You refer to your NE roots but I wonder if you could cope with the friendly communication if you ever settled back in the land of your forbearers. Bearing in mind you might have got used to London ignorance.

I never left my roots so I can criticise if I want to!!! And be bitter about never leaving.