Discussion:
THE PRIVATE LIFE OF BENNY HILL
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Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-09 17:11:57 UTC
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Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.



Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.

Thank you for your kind attention.


Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
Paul Clarke
2011-01-09 17:24:05 UTC
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Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor caf s, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof!  Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile.  Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer.  However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
I think the iron hoof you are thinking about is not Benny Hill, but
Notting Hill.
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-09 17:34:44 UTC
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Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor caf s, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
I think the iron hoof you are thinking about is not Benny Hill, but
Notting Hill.


What ARE you talking? I only know of my Titanium Fist, which grants me
imperious rule.
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-10 13:18:13 UTC
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Advice: one day.. take the cotton out of your mouth, and shove it into
your ears...once done whipe the cob-webs from your eyes and open your
earballz!!! may-be then you will ''START'' to see LIFE in a? more
natural WAY! Hao Kota!!!!
You and yer blatant homosexuality is an abomination, not a natural way.
The Peeler
2011-01-09 20:31:25 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®™. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 18:44:50 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.

Mr Pounder
The Peeler
2011-01-09 21:05:09 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 19:13:36 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.


Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 19:19:19 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Shit!!!!!!!!
I forgot Agent Orange!
The Peeler
2011-01-09 22:29:57 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Shit!!!!!!!!
I forgot Agent Orange!
I wish B&Q sold it. Works better than any other weedkiller!
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 21:19:51 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 19:19:19 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by Mr Pounder
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although
he
did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at
age
82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton
as
a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering
missions
for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds
that
(a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should
not
come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Shit!!!!!!!!
I forgot Agent Orange!
I wish B&Q sold it. Works better than any other weedkiller!
That was good, very good :-))))))))))))
Roy H
2011-01-09 21:42:45 UTC
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Post by Mr Pounder
I forgot Agent Orange!
I wish B&Q sold it. Works better than any other weedkiller!
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
Skipweasel
2011-01-09 21:55:12 UTC
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Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 22:16:15 UTC
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Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.
Dunno.
Could have been my old nightclub Ram Rods?
The Peeler
2011-01-10 00:42:10 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 22:16:15 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by Skipweasel
Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.
Dunno.
Could have been my old nightclub Ram Rods?
Not THE Ramrod in Greenwich Village?

http://backinthegays.com/the-ramrod-new-york-city-6-year-anniversary-pin-back-button-1978/
Mr Pounder
2011-01-10 11:55:38 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 22:16:15 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by Skipweasel
Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.
Dunno.
Could have been my old nightclub Ram Rods?
Not THE Ramrod in Greenwich Village?
http://backinthegays.com/the-ramrod-new-york-city-6-year-anniversary-pin-back-button-1978/
Did you really look that up?
The Peeler
2011-01-10 16:55:42 UTC
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On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 11:55:38 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 22:16:15 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by Skipweasel
Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
--
Skipweasel - never knowingly understood.
Dunno.
Could have been my old nightclub Ram Rods?
Not THE Ramrod in Greenwich Village?
http://backinthegays.com/the-ramrod-new-york-city-6-year-anniversary-pin-back-button-1978/
Did you really look that up?
No, did you?
Peter
2011-01-09 22:45:51 UTC
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Post by Skipweasel
Post by Roy H
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
That was Ranch Hand, wasn't it? The active agent was certainly Agent
Orange. There was blue, too. And, IIRC, several more.
The defoliant preparation was agent orange. The active ingredient of agent
orange was 2,4,5-trichlorphenyl acetic acid (245-T) IIRC. The main problem
was that in the haste to make enough to douse the jungle manufacturing was
sloppy and it was badly contaminated with dioxins, which is why some
soldiers who'd been exposed to it tried to take action against the US govt
(can't remember the outcome of that but I can guess).

245-T was sold as a component of herbicides for commercial and domestic use
for a while (eg SBK Brushwood Killer, IIRC) but it's not very nice stuff
even without the contaminants and there are more effective herbicides
available now anyway so it has died a well-deserved commercial death. SBK
was reformulated without it quite a while ago.
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 22:13:52 UTC
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I forgot Agent Orange!
I wish B&Q sold it. Works better than any other weedkiller!
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
It was a defoliant and please excuse my capitals if incorrectly applied.
Private Eye did use the terminology Agent Orange as a piss take; pardon my
profanity.
The Peeler
2011-01-10 00:40:08 UTC
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Post by Roy H
Post by The Peeler
Post by Mr Pounder
I forgot Agent Orange!
I wish B&Q sold it. Works better than any other weedkiller!
My underatanding is that 'Agent Orange' was a code name for operations
rather than a defoliant perse.
According to Wiki:

"A 50:50 mixture of 2,4,5-T and 2,4-D, it was manufactured for the
U.S. Department of Defense primarily by Monsanto Corporation and Dow
Chemical. The 2,4,5-T used to produce Agent Orange was later
discovered to be contaminated with 2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzodioxin,
an extremely toxic dioxin compound. It was given its name from the
color of the orange-striped 55 US gallon (200 L) barrels in which it
was shipped, and was by far the most widely used of the so-called
"Rainbow Herbicides"."
The Peeler
2011-01-09 22:29:19 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 19:13:36 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Nook the gooks! Charlie, yer days are numbered!
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 21:30:13 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 19:13:36 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Nook the gooks! Charlie, yer days are numbered!
Charlie won.
The Peeler
2011-01-10 00:42:38 UTC
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On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 21:30:13 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 19:13:36 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 18:44:50 -0000, "Mr Pounder"
Post by Mr Pounder
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
Hey! Listen up Mackerel!
Best you watch your mouth here boy.
This here Colonel fought in Nam and he don't take no prisoners.
He was too busy running away for that sort of nonsense.
How did they ever manage to win the war in Naaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam?
No, wait...
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
Nook the gooks! Charlie, yer days are numbered!
Charlie won.
Should have used the nooks.
Onetap
2011-01-09 20:51:22 UTC
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Post by Mr Pounder
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
One of the platoon commanders in the battle (Ia Drang) depicted in
that film was a Lt. Rick Rescorla. Rescorla was written out of the
screenplay for the film.
The film makers and Mel Gibson had cause to later regret this.
Rescorla later became famous for his heroic decision to evacuate 2,700
employees of Morgan Stanley/Dean Witter from WTC 2 on 11/9, against
the instructions of the NY Port Authority, the building's owners and
their security officials. Rescorla was still searching WTC 2 for
stragglers when the tower collapsed.

Rick Rescorla was from Hayle, Cornwall; he had been trained in the
British Army.

"Some soldiers were less pleased: Retired Col Rick Rescorla, who plays
an important role in the book, and whose photo is on the cover, was
disappointed after reading the script to learn that he and his unit
had been written out of the movie. In one key incident, the finding of
a vintage French bugle on a dying Vietnamese soldier, Rescorla is
replaced by a nameless Welsh—not Cornish—platoon leader."
Mr Pounder
2011-01-09 21:29:27 UTC
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Post by Mr Pounder
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
I can't wait!
Those little yellow men are firing bullets at me and I need to skin up and
wait for air support, John Wayne and Superman.
http://youtu.be/dfImiqpf6eo
One of the platoon commanders in the battle (Ia Drang) depicted in
that film was a Lt. Rick Rescorla. Rescorla was written out of the
screenplay for the film.
The film makers and Mel Gibson had cause to later regret this.
Rescorla later became famous for his heroic decision to evacuate 2,700
employees of Morgan Stanley/Dean Witter from WTC 2 on 11/9, against
the instructions of the NY Port Authority, the building's owners and
their security officials. Rescorla was still searching WTC 2 for
stragglers when the tower collapsed.

Rick Rescorla was from Hayle, Cornwall; he had been trained in the
British Army.

"Some soldiers were less pleased: Retired Col Rick Rescorla, who plays
an important role in the book, and whose photo is on the cover, was
disappointed after reading the script to learn that he and his unit
had been written out of the movie. In one key incident, the finding of
a vintage French bugle on a dying Vietnamese soldier, Rescorla is
replaced by a nameless Welsh—not Cornish—platoon leader."

ok ..
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-10 13:39:24 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me. I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
The Peeler
2011-01-10 16:56:58 UTC
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On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:39:24 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me.
I expect it would be. There's probably no women worth fucking in the
US army, is there?
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
And probably enjoyed getting it! LOL
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-10 20:48:34 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:39:24 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me.
I expect it would be. There's probably no women worth fucking in the
US army, is there?
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
And probably enjoyed getting it! LOL
How can a dead man enjoy, peabrain?
LOL! Another test of english intellect, failed again!!
The Peeler
2011-01-11 02:07:27 UTC
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On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 12:48:34 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:39:24 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me.
I expect it would be. There's probably no women worth fucking in the
US army, is there?
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
And probably enjoyed getting it! LOL
How can a dead man enjoy, peabrain?
Enjoyed *getting* it, shitforbrains.
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
LOL! Another test of english intellect, failed again!!
Did you say "intellect"? What can you possibly know about intellect?
LOL
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
2011-01-13 14:58:28 UTC
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Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 12:48:34 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:39:24 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me.
I expect it would be. There's probably no women worth fucking in the
US army, is there?
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
And probably enjoyed getting it! LOL
How can a dead man enjoy, peabrain?
Enjoyed *getting* it, shitforbrains.
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
LOL! Another test of english intellect, failed again!!
Did you say "intellect"? What can you possibly know about intellect?
LOL
I graduated Annapolis.
The Peeler
2011-01-13 17:39:54 UTC
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On Thu, 13 Jan 2011 06:58:28 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 12:48:34 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Mon, 10 Jan 2011 05:39:24 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Post by The Peeler
On Sun, 9 Jan 2011 09:11:57 -0800, "Colonel Edmund J. Burke"
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Private life
Hill had few friends, although colleagues have insisted that he was never
lonely but content with his own company. He never married, although he did
propose to three women-one the daughter of a British writer-but was turned
down by all three. Although he owned the family home in Southampton, he
never owned his own home in London, nor a car. Hill preferred to rent a
place to live rather than buy one, first a large double apartment in
Queensgate, London for 26 years until 1986, and then a small flat in
Teddington, Middlesex, within walking distance of the studios of Thames
Television where he recorded his shows. His mother died in 1976 at age 82,
and Hill kept the family house at 22 Westrow Gardens in Southampton as a
shrine to her, not changing a thing. Before his move to Teddington, whilst
looking for somewhere else to live in the Richmond area of London, he lived
at 22 Westrow Gardens. Travelling was the one luxury Hill permitted himself;
he became a francophile, enjoying frequent visits to France, and in
particular Marseille, where until the 1980s he could enjoy anonymity in
outdoor cafés, on public transport, and socialising with local women.
Besides mastering French, Hill also spoke enough German, Dutch and Italian
to get by when travelling. Such holidays were often gathering missions for
comedy material, some inspired by foreign surroundings, or borrowed from
regional acts.
Benny was obviously a poof! Reading betwixt the lines, one finds that (a)
he never married, and (b) he was a francophile. Both of these constitute
positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer. However, this should not come
as a surprise to anyone who well knows the ways of the English.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Regards,
Colonel Edmund J. Burke
U.S. Army, ret.
US, eh? The biggest conglomerations of poofters in the whole world
are in New York City and San Francisco. Both deserve the title
"homopolis"®T. And now the US Army has to take them! LOL
That's okay with me.
I expect it would be. There's probably no women worth fucking in the
US army, is there?
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
I gotta tell ya, back in NAM there was more than a few
poofers that came home to their phaggot lovers with a bullet in the rear
end. LOL!
And probably enjoyed getting it! LOL
How can a dead man enjoy, peabrain?
Enjoyed *getting* it, shitforbrains.
Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
LOL! Another test of english intellect, failed again!!
Did you say "intellect"? What can you possibly know about intellect?
LOL
I graduated Annapolis.
How much intellect does it take to keep a fucking tub afloat?
Even niggers can do it!

JonG
2011-01-10 13:01:37 UTC
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Post by Colonel Edmund J. Burke
Both of these
constitute positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer.
Oh, for goodness sake. If you are going to expose your sad obsessions as
a feeble little troll, at least get the spelling correct. I gave you the
benefit of the doubt that your previous thread title was a typo, but no,
you really do think it is spelled like that.

The word is "poofter" with a "t". Alternatively, some might spell it
"pooftah", still with a "t".

As for Benny, given that he used to audition his Hill's Angels
personally at his own home, I reckon that he saw more heterosexual
action than a certain alleged Colonel could even dream about in his
wildest fevered imaginings, whether or not he is capable of actually
spelling it correctly.
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John Williamson
2011-01-10 13:53:58 UTC
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Post by JonG
Both of these constitute positive proof that Benny Hill was a poofer.
Oh, for goodness sake. If you are going to expose your sad obsessions as
a feeble little troll, at least get the spelling correct. I gave you the
benefit of the doubt that your previous thread title was a typo, but no,
you really do think it is spelled like that.
The word is "poofter" with a "t". Alternatively, some might spell it
"pooftah", still with a "t".
As for Benny, given that he used to audition his Hill's Angels
personally at his own home, I reckon that he saw more heterosexual
action than a certain alleged Colonel could even dream about in his
wildest fevered imaginings, whether or not he is capable of actually
spelling it correctly.
Having once met Mr. Hill at work, I'll second that. Though I couldn't
see why the girls got all excited by him. <Shrug>
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