Ladies and gentlemen, I give you - the 'Croydon Guardian' article on Katie Price from 21st December:
Oddly for a local newspaper story (and especially for one about this particular non-celebrity) it too has attracted no comment, at least at time of posting.
I can only assume the 'Croydon Guardian' regular commenters were struck dumb by the chutzpah of the prose describing the Noughties answer to Roald Amundsen too...
I don't understand why she is visiting fans of Croydon, most odd.
ReplyDeleteAlso, that photo is so 'shopped she is unrecognisable.
She pops her "appendages" in the microwave for a minute before going out. Keeps her warm for ages.....
ReplyDeleteSea very rough, for Croydon.
ReplyDeleteThe Whitgift Centre (& a department store there) always seemed to be "The retail development that time forgot" - bit like the Tricorn Centre but with a semi roof.
ReplyDeleteSo maybe Ms Price did bravely go etc.
"I don't understand why she is visiting fans of Croydon, most odd."
ReplyDeleteAre there any such..?!?
"Are there any such..?!?"
ReplyDeleteIt seems unlikely, doesn't it? I admit my memories of Croydon are a bit vague but I seem to recall it as some kind of characterless blob. A failed Staines, if you will.
No response because Croydon HAS no fans.
ReplyDeleteWhen I was being dragged up there, I think it had aspirations to be as noteworthy as Staines.
If the world had piles, Croydon would be where they'd be.
I think a lot of people would turn out to see Katie Price brave the cold. I believe the effect on her regions caused by recent sub-zero temperatures are sometimes called 'pokies.'
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, going to Croydon IS perilous.
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