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  • Filed at 12:23 on 30th April 2007.
    Filed by sjhoward at 12:23 on Monday, 30th April 2007 under Video.

    [ Please visit sjhoward.co.uk to view the video which appeared here ]

    Visit sjhoward.co.uk to see the video which appears here.

    If the voice sounds familiar, you might be interested to know that the venerable Lynn Parsons has featured on this site before - almost four years ago. Video courtesy of MBaker68.



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