marinos road trip and omar titles

[crofter]

hi folks, just to say I noticed what I take it to be the american version of Marinos British series Road Trips in America it is called Raunchy Road Trip 1: Booty Babes (does uncle Ben make these names up!!), also omars Mind of a Horny Woman 1: Laura, and also Londons Loose Ladies 1, featuring Betty Swollows, all available from jadedvideo.com, although no box covers yet, any idea from Marino if it is worth waiting on his british versions??

[crofter]

sorry 1 more which may be of interest, Lock, Cock and Smoking Bimbos 2, which seems to star the same cast as number 1

[Omarsclub.com webmaster]

"Londons Loose Ladies 1" is actually properly known as...

BETTY SWOLLOCKS (DIRTY BITCH) VOLUME 1 : London Fuck Slut

There's some details on the Betty Swollocks series on the INFO button at http://www.omarsclub.com and a video trailer in the TRAILERS section.

Betty is like, a female version of Omar - she's played by Claire Brown, and is accompanied by her camera girl Dolly (again, like a female Bert).

[jj]

Claire Brown like Omar?
Now there's one to set the brain reeling..........I THINK I could tell the difference, if pressed (by Claire, preferably).

[magoo]

Betty Swallocks is cleary meant to ryhme with sweaty bollocks.

Its not a very sexy name is it? Sounds like a character from Viz. I guess the Yanks changed it to Betty Swallows because they dont use the word bollocks which renders this hilarious pun incomprehensible to the cheeseburger munching masses of the USA.

[joe king]

spoonerism not rhyme

[jj]

...errr...actually, the whole point of a Spoonerism is that it DOES rhyme.

[vila]

Without wishing to be too argumentative, no, a spoonerism doesn't have to rhyme.

[buttsie]

True it doesn't have to but they all do...don't they?

Very Monty Python

Once again the JJ & Magoos travelling circus has managed to veer
off topic without using the proper signals o/t

cheers
B...OZ Spilt Milk Everywhere...Oh The Carnage!!!!!

[jj BA English (failed)]

You're right, of course (sorry, JK).
I can only put it down to a late night, and childhood exposure to too many limericks.