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Bluebottle Posted Nov 16, 1999
Pah! No-one fell for my subtle trick about saying he became the Emperor. Afterall, in "The Phantom Menace" he played Vallorum, and not Palpatine who becomes the Emperor (Ian McDiarmid). Yet in "Superman II" he played General Zod, who almost becomes Emperor... I think I'll go and hide...
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Sidney Kidney, AKA Gruby Ben, friend of Dirty Den Posted Nov 16, 1999
You lost me !!
Too obscure for me...
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 16, 1999
It makes sense if you follow the replies - but not important anyway...
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Menza Posted Nov 16, 1999
Well you can't have the wardrobe, I'm hiding in there. 
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 17, 1999
You're not afraid Venus in Furs will return, are you?
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Nov 18, 1999
Menza@@e, I realize this may sound base, but are you telling us that you're in the closet?
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Venus In Flares Posted Nov 19, 1999
Menz@@e, come out of there! We won't bite... well, *I* won't... *flutters her eyelashes*
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Nov 19, 1999
Really? No one else? I'm an induvidual?
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Bluebottle Posted Nov 19, 1999
Okay, I SHOULD have thought it... but somehow I missed the perfect opportunity for a wonderful comment. Drats! *kicks himself*
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