Pirates of the Bargain Bin: Look what I found in the bargain bin

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Look what I found in the bargain bin

Jamie T
Kings & Queens
(Virgin)

Price: RM9.90

I love my British accent. It's so darn authentic. I am also really proud to have students such as Jamie Carragher and the Korean Clock Lady. Anyways, I'm offering a new yearend package for you. For onlt $3,999 a month, you can take 5 lessons a month from me, where I will demonstrate to you precisely how to speak like a fine English gentleman. An because I'm such a heroic do-gooder, I have decided to throw in a free class teaching you how to make scones. Please call 1-800-ICanHaz to sign up.

Jamie T - Spider's Web (from Kings & Queens)

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Sunday, November 14, 2010

Look what I found in the bargain bin

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