Sentence The Onehundredandeightysixth
Having already written elsewhere of Big George's tumescence, and remarking that a chaperone with two pees reminded her of someone, Theresa turned her thoughts to one of her Heroes, the late great Patrick Campbell, stammering Irish Peer, Lord Glenavy, who found television fame as a regular panellist on “Call My Bluff” a game of fictionary on BBC in which the incidence of stuttering as he played the dotterel so added to the confusion of the other team that he was rarely seen through – a master of obfuscation in-d-d-d-d-deed!
Having already written elsewhere of Big George's tumescence, and remarking that a chaperone with two pees reminded her of someone, Theresa turned her thoughts to one of her Heroes, the late great Patrick Campbell, stammering Irish Peer, Lord Glenavy, who found television fame as a regular panellist on “Call My Bluff” a game of fictionary on BBC in which the incidence of stuttering as he played the dotterel so added to the confusion of the other team that he was rarely seen through – a master of obfuscation in-d-d-d-d-deed!
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