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On occasion, Cole would wander the streets with a cow's teat poking through the open fly of his trousers; once he judged he had caused optimum outrage, he would cut off the offending protrusion with a pair of scissors.

This legend needs to be remembered.

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fedia.io

I'm slow today. My dumb ass over here was trying to figure out who was named Bottomshit.

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aeronmelonreply
lemmy.world

Lord Bradley Bottomshit kindly asks that you not disparage his family’s name any further.

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So it wasn't just a swearword for the sake of it, he wanted the actors to know what he thought of their play 😂

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lemm.ee

why is there an image of former prime minister of the united kingdom, ramsay macdonald

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aeronmelonreply
lemmy.world

There once was a prankster named Horace,
who thought the stage play was quite borious.
He conspired to seat,
those whom’s heads were shaved neat,
and reflected a swear off their foreheads.

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My favorite part of this is the way you made me pronounce forehead in my head. Like far-eds. I don't know how to spell it out, but it was very Yankee, and that was a treat for my southern brain

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According to another story he bought tickets for particular seats at a theatrical performance he considered pretentious and distributed them to eight bald men whose heads, painted with a single letter, spelled out the word "B-O-L-L-O-C-K-S" (another source claims it was four men's heads making the word F-U-C-K), which was legible from the circle and boxes above.

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