Can you imagine taking some teeth to a gold shop to sell, or even worse asking Em the Crem to take someone's teeth out before they were dispatched?
It's an awful thought, but I bet you it's been done by some!
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15 comments:
Please yourself if you print this Oscar but,
Allegedly the allied soldiers used to remove the gold teeth of dead Japanese soldiers during the war.
Tosh
True Tosh very true.
Ive a Prince Albert its like having a tooth pulled getting the bugger out at times, do other chaps have this problem?
Old Conwy Cucumberman
What a vile obscene character you realy are CCM.
Mrs Lloyd Jones.
There you go again Mrs Lloyd Jones, always thinking the worst of him.
He means his gold watch and chain, don't you OCC?
Leave him alone he's harmless, lol.
Dont knock it Mrs J until you have tried it. I would recommend a gold Princess Albertina for you.
Old Conwy Cucumberman.
What a nice kind man OCC is, always thinking of others and never giving a thought to his own needs.
Mrs J, I think you owe him an apology or at least ask him if there is anything you can do for him to help soothe his injured pride.
Dear OCC
I've found that a pearl choker as a present always takes a ladys breath away.
It sounds like Trojan and his aliases are back
Has anyone seen a large wooden horse in the area?
Sorry NAJORT, Helen was asking the same question earlier.
She couldn't hang about though because she was catching a train to Paris.
Oooh, I just had a pain in my foot, must be gout.
Achilles
Anon at 12-31, we're just having a laugh, lighten up.
Anon @ 13.49: I couldn't get any lighter, I love/loved Trojan and his many aliases hilarious comments.
Sorrrrryyy.
Anon @ 13.49
I've cracked it, the modern version of the wooden horse is that monstrosity on the promenade masquerading as a water sports centre.
It is full of wet suited, noisy invaders waiting for the warmer weather before bursting out and destroying the relative peace and quiet of the area.
Beware of Greeks bearing gifts, who said that?
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