Suzy Cato

**Robert Taylor** · 1st June 2009, 11:45

Originally Posted by cs363

Whilst I am aware of the Thatcher-Ohlins incident I belive you are guilty of obfuscation here Robert! The truth of the matter is that both events occurred, however - and fortunately for you the later incident (Thatcher-Ohlins) was the turning point in your life and put you on the right (pun intended) political track which has guided your life to it's now glorious (

) state....

Wrong again, I always was on the right track. Helen offered it up and I forcefully declined and that was the reason for her constant scowl in political life, she never got over rejection. Pussy may want to elaborate further.
My right wing faith is so complete that when my father mentioned that he had just once only voted Labour in 1945 that placed a very distasteful black mark on the family. Ive never got over the shame and inter family grief caused by that admission of a terrible dark secret.

**cs363** · 1st June 2009, 11:52

Originally Posted by Robert Taylor

Wrong again, I always was on the right track. Helen offered it up and I forcefully declined and that was the reason for her constant scowl in political life, she never got over rejection. Pussy may want to elaborate further.
My right wing faith is so complete that when my father mentioned that he had just once only voted Labour in 1945 that placed a very distasteful black mark on the family. Ive never got over the shame and inter family grief caused by that admission of a terrible dark secret.

It seems you are a long way up a river in Egypt, ill equipped with paddles...

However, I think there may be a glimmer of hope upon the therapeutical horizon with your admission of your father's trip to the dark side, along with admission that you and Helen were in a situation where sex was on offer....

**Blackshear** · 1st June 2009, 11:54

Why is this not about Suzy Cato?
I saw her at paper plus, Birkenhead yesterday.
She doesn't look like that happy childrens t.v person anymore.

**Pussy** · 1st June 2009, 11:54

Surely, Robert, you have perpetrated a terminological inexactitude?
Ian Taylor (RIP), would NEVER have done that!?

**cs363** · 1st June 2009, 12:14

Originally Posted by Blackshear

Why is this not about Suzy Cato?
I saw her at paper plus, Birkenhead yesterday.
She doesn't look like that happy childrens t.v person anymore.

She's probably heard about the fall of RT....

**thecharmed01** · 1st June 2009, 12:20

Originally Posted by Blackshear

Why is this not about Suzy Cato?
I saw her at paper plus, Birkenhead yesterday.
She doesn't look like that happy childrens t.v person anymore.

LOL

Odd considering she is still working on kids tv.....

She has a show on Freeview, the kids channel 7 or 8 or whatever.
My bub likes watching her..... he has a thing for cute blondes LOL

**Indiana_Jones** · 1st June 2009, 14:06

Originally Posted by Blackshear

Why is this not about Suzy Cato?
I saw her at paper plus, Birkenhead yesterday.
She doesn't look like that happy childrens t.v person anymore.

Did you do the right thing and point her to this thread?!

-Indy

**Blackshear** · 1st June 2009, 14:17

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Did you do the right thing and point her to this thread?!

-Indy

Last time I talked to her, she tried to be all interested in what I do.
Which, at the time, was stack fruits and vegetables.
Poor girl, she tried!

**Indiana_Jones** · 1st June 2009, 14:25

Did you cop a feel?!

-Indy

**Dooly** · 1st June 2009, 16:10

Originally Posted by Indiana_Jones

Did you cop a feel?!

-Indy

I was gonna say ..'or head'.......but thought that may be uncouth.

**cs363** · 1st June 2009, 18:08

Originally Posted by Dooly

I was gonna say ..'or head'.......but thought that may be uncouth.

It would have been.

...........if you'd said it....

**Mom** · 1st June 2009, 18:19

Originally Posted by Blackshear

Why is this not about Suzy Cato?
I saw her at paper plus, Birkenhead yesterday.
She doesn't look like that happy childrens t.v person anymore.

Far canal, now that brings back a memory. I have just finished some mental arithmetic that has made my brain hurt but I share with you my memory of a very long wait in a queue some 13 years ago. My baby was so into Ms Cato (she had released her first book at the time) I took her to Orewa to get her own, personally signed copy of the said book. Waited hours, in a line of snotty, crying, revolting people (parents mostly to be fair) to be in the presence of my little ones idol!

We had the tanty 2 year old chucking his/her toys off the cot, well not the cot, but the footpath, some little cutie wet her pants up ahead of us, mind that trickle on the footpath please kids. Then we got the over sensitive car alarm that reset itself after 15 mins of noise, only to be set off again by thrown toys. My poor supply of "Mommy loves you" reserves were about dried up by the time we actually got inside the store. We got closer and closer to her IDOL, I thought I would burst with the anticipation! We finally got to be front of the line and little missy goes all crybaby on me, was completely overwhelmed and did not even make eye contact with Suzi! Far out! Lucky I love her!