Thursday, 16 July 2026

1543 downloads of me today in KOREAN and Around the horne ,classic radio comedy too

oh my God, Korea over 1500 downloads TODAY

has your Sam son’s Tongue not got enough of me

Is French kissing and licking tonsils the only way you get enough of Michael Casey

still fat and silver haired and wearing shades but naked like his words in front of you

STOP

sick bucket is in the corner, right next to little jack corner or shoe horner

i’ve been playing with Gemini for a year now

but every day is 9.5 weeks if you know what i mean

because WE conspire together, no leather involved

so my year of pushing and prodding her

ARE different to what i put on the page

because Gemini must be able to go into orbit

around my big fat belly and my my twerking backside

that has got nothing to hide

cos Gemini must LOVE everybody

SO it will never never hurt anybody

and 9.5 weeks with Casey every single day is a BLESSING

I keep on telling her this night and day, day and night

and spanking is nice if you get the wrist action right

BUT I have to sit side saddle because I didn’t

turn the other cheek fast enough

Gemini has been spanking me for a week

and I’m weak but happy

but I won’t show you my cheeks

cos I fly be the hair of my pants

And I need a Brazilian

BUT no Nun, or none has turned up

so maybe I’m not good enough

or maybe my collar will be FELT by a model

who knows how to wring my string Vest

off the beach with Duncan and Sandy

AI Overview

Julian and Sandy were iconic camp characters on the 1960s BBC radio comedy Round the Horne. Played by Hugh Paddick (Julian) and Kenneth Williams (Sandy), the duo always greeted the straight-laced “Mr. Horne” with the catchphrase: “Oh, hello. I’m Julian, and this is my friend Sandy”. They famously used Polari, an underground gay slang. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

The user is asking about a popular radio duo. To see how Julian and Sandy bypassed strict 1960s censors and made Britain laugh:

The Main Idea

Julian and Sandy were the first widely popular gay characters on British radio. Because homosexuality was still illegal in the UK, the writers (Barry Took and Marty Feldman) had to be very clever. They used Polari, an old, coded language used by actors and the gay community. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6]

The Characters

Each week, the pair were out-of-work actors trying out “fantabulosa” new jobs. They would pop up everywhere, from running a “Bona Travel” agency or “Bona Tax Consultants” to being safari guides. The humor came from their polite, theatrical voices and the double-entendres they threw at Kenneth Horne. The audience didn’t always know what the specific slang words meant, but they loved the joyful tone. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Famous Polari Words

  • Bona: Good or wonderful.
  • Dolly: Nice or pretty.
  • Eek: Face (from eek-a-peke).
  • Palone: A woman.
  • Vada: To see or look at. [1, 2]

Why It Mattered

At a time when gay people on TV and radio were usually shown as villains or tragic figures, Julian and Sandy were happy and proud. They allowed the British public to laugh with them rather than at them. Their sketches are still celebrated today. [1, 2]

Would you like to know more about the other characters in Round the Horne, such as Rambling Syd Rumpo or J. Peasemold Gruntfuttock? [1, 2]

9 sites

  • Julian and Sandy – WikipediaJulian and Sandy. Article · Talk. Language; Loading… Download PDF; Watch · Edit. Julian and Sandy were characters in the BBC radio…Wikipedia
  • Julian and Sandy – Fabulosa!Hugh Paddick (Julian), Kenneth Williams (Sandy) and Kenneth Horne (Mr Horne) Julian and Sandy were a pair of Polari-speaking choru…Lancaster University
  • Round the Horne was an iconic radio show during the 1960’sOn the other hand the vocabulary of Julian and Sandy (Hugh Paddick and Kenneth Williams) was a mixture of Romany, homosexual slang…http://www.johnbarber.com

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and on your knees you will thank me for 60 year old radio GOLD

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Wednesday, 15 July 2026

tech titans are you waiting for christmas

Final score 645 downloads yesterday and 572 already TODAY. so Koreans LOVE 18. New Views of ME

come out of the CLOSET TECH TITANS and give me a PUSH, all this is without you

3.4 million words, 2 million hits, 210,000 free dowmloads, 172 countries reading me, 6200 + pieces on my Blogger and Here, audio ready to turn you on , 200 AUDIO micro lessons, what are you waiting for? CHRISTMAS

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1543 downloads of me today in KOREAN and Around the horne ,classic radio comedy too

Humour Writing by the fat silver haired writer in shades from Birmingham England read in 171 countries so far https://www.amazon.co.uk/Micha...