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anyone watching fanny hill?

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Santasmissyontheside · 14/12/2007 21:17

Shock
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ChopsterRoastingOnAnOpenFire · 14/12/2007 21:18

fanny hill? which channel?

GrinningSoul · 14/12/2007 21:19

one of my favourite 'bedtime' reads....

ChopsterRoastingOnAnOpenFire · 14/12/2007 21:20

my dad had tht book hidden and i found it

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Santasmissyontheside · 14/12/2007 21:20

bbc2!

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beansprout · 14/12/2007 21:21

I saw it when it was on BBC4. I'm sure they used to stay dressed in costume dramas!!

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Santasmissyontheside · 14/12/2007 21:22

i love period dramas

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ladylush · 14/12/2007 21:23

dh makes me laugh. He reckons there is always "lesbian action" in period dramas.......erm and it would appear he is usually right

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Santasmissyontheside · 14/12/2007 21:26

lol. it would seem so! i didnt realise it was only a two part i thought it was like a series thingy

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ladylush · 14/12/2007 21:28

I enjoyed it. Saw it a few months ago.

lazawreath · 15/12/2007 16:08

Dh was glued to this last night! He normally falls asleep but he was just sat there with his gob open and a pillow over his lap.....

He is looking forward to the next installment, the dirty bugger

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Santasmissyontheside · 15/12/2007 16:12

lol at the pillow

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Magrat · 15/12/2007 16:13

costume porn

lazawreath · 15/12/2007 16:16

HE also kept saying 'are you going up to bed yet?'

I didn't though, hee hee, I stayed up and watched max and paddy.

boHOHOhemianbint · 15/12/2007 16:25

I think that has to be the rudest book I ever read!

wessexgirl · 15/12/2007 16:28

I read it when I was 14 - my parents got it from some book club, not (I think) realising what it was about. Makes me laugh to think of it lurking there on the shelf amidst all the Brontes and Dickenses.

Started flicking through it one day when bored - .

lazawreath · 15/12/2007 16:39

I was laughing and cringeing at parts of it. THe one bit that really made me laugh was when that old guy was trying to have sex with her, it was the comment about paying money not to 'have spent in me britches' or something like that. I couldnt stop lauging and all dh kept saying was 'i don't understand, what does he mean?' which made me laugh more.

he did know, by the way, in case anyone thinks 'what a gimp'

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Santasmissyontheside · 15/12/2007 20:34

pmsl

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goingfrigginchristmascrazy · 15/12/2007 20:42

Don't you love the word "britches"-always makes me

lazawreath · 15/12/2007 21:15

Dh came in earlier and i asked him if he had, at all, spent in his britches today.
He said no. Ha! A likely story.

lazawreath · 17/12/2007 11:47

sorry, just remembered another randomn thing that he said. When she took her clothes off in front of her boyfriend, his gob was practically on the floor and then he said 'oh, but she's got a bit of a big bush, she'll have to do something about that'
I wonder if they had brazillians those days?

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Santasmissyontheside · 19/12/2007 21:01

lol!

its going to be on in min!!!!

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lazawreath · 19/12/2007 21:04

Dh has been going on about it all bloody day and now he is asleep on the sofa. Should I wake him up?

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Santasmissyontheside · 19/12/2007 21:05

yes but put the pillow back!!

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Santasmissyontheside · 19/12/2007 21:06

did you hear that! "what a lucky young woman you are!" erm.... yeah

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lazawreath · 19/12/2007 21:18

Ive tried to wake him up but he's having none of it. She's a right slaaaag isn't she, old fanny!

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