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| Annette's parents began to realize that they spoiled her this Christmas so instead of letting her play with everything they'd purchased for her, they gave her one toy a day to enjoy while all the rest lay droolingly out of reach... |
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| Having already witnessed The Village People steal their thunder and take the music industry by storm, their far less known predecessors, The Borough People, opted for an edgier sound and more rough-hewn looks, though it was to no commercial avail. |
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| It was such a hot one the day that Johnny and Frank met Doug at the pier that the two visitors didn't even take time to change into their suits and plunged in wearing only their underpants! |
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When I said I would like to pamper the men at the all-male pier, I didn't mean I wanted to put them in diapers.
As for the Borough People, weren't they responsible for the not-so-memorable disco songs Gazpacho Man and In the Gravy?
HYSTERICAL... But do not fail to get a good glimpse of the guy in the MOST diaper-like "pants." His last name had to be Weber or Evans (as in the sausage brands...!) And you're right about The Borough People. They also had a minor hit with "Can't Stop the Muzak." "Y.W.C.A." failed to chart at all, however.
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