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Brian and Roger are so cute in the video!!!

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Is it just me, or is Brian and Roger sooooo cute in this video???

***NOTE***: This is from 2002 Queen's Jubilee, Brian is top of Buckingham's palace!!! Roger is playing down below!!!


http://youtube.com/watch?v=0i9TmYpuO70&search=God%20Save%20the%20Queen
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Brians cute there, Roger? Not so much lol.
You know-

Rog has gotten older now, but for reason, he's still really cute to me...in an older sort of way

On a different note:

There was this guy that I used to work with name Hector, mexican guy, about 58 at the time that I worked with him...anyways, this guy AGED WELL!!! He was and still is, really cute, and I dont care if he's almost 60, I'd still do him, trust me, if you saw him (if your a female) you'd wanna do him too!!!!

Okay, Okay, edit that, edit that!!!
Loving the pass, cherishing the present, and looking forward to the future
LOL!!!! Yeah i still think Rogers hot in a weird way, if he just lost abit of weight he'd be even more hot. :P
Yeah, he's on a Cheeseburger diet...somebody said that in another thread, lol!
Loving the pass, cherishing the present, and looking forward to the future
Just had to say that seeing that performance all over again... it was classic! I remember seeing it on the telly in 2002 and I was like, "Wow!"
Quonkers:

Just curious; is a telly refer a television in Ireland, where your from. Here in the states, telly is slang for a hotel, motel, etc. A "Celly" or "Cella" as I call it, is slang for a cellular phone, lol!!
Loving the pass, cherishing the present, and looking forward to the future
Yep, Telly is slang for Television.
That so hilarious...I say that all the time, but I refer to a hotel, motel, etc: Yeah, were going to the telly, but I never have thought about using it to refering to a television, ironic!!!
Loving the pass, cherishing the present, and looking forward to the future
Yep that's television, but we don't just say it over here. Our British neighbours use it too.

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