It was more the fact that Fanny Cradock would be unlikely to refer to herself like that.It would have been more accurate if you'd used a picture of her husband Johnny who actually did the joke back in the day.
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Thu 6 Dec 2012, 21:46,
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I think referring to herself in the 3rd persondoes give it an extra bit of "creepy".
Edit: It's the apostrophe breaking the joke that bugs me.
(Edit: It's the apostrophe breaking the joke that bugs me.
geordiecoder,
Thu 6 Dec 2012, 21:50,
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I'm just confusing the issue nowI should've said the general spelling / grammar - sorry for being a grammar nazi :(
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Thu 6 Dec 2012, 21:54,
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