Bit of an impossible question if you don't know the answer.
The chap in question is a soap star actor. Either his character name or his real name will do.
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Cardinal Sin
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Nor mine. But it's a bit of an impossible question unless you know the answer.
Which was Bruce Jones, who plays Les Battersby.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Jones_%28Actor%29
I'll give it to UP since he was closest, and has had an entire weekend to concoct a fiendish poser for us.
Which was Bruce Jones, who plays Les Battersby.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Jones_%28Actor%29
I'll give it to UP since he was closest, and has had an entire weekend to concoct a fiendish poser for us.
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this picture is of the brontë sisters painted by their brother branwell (also a novelist). originally his own face was behind the pillar in the middle but he painted himself out when he realised that his sisters had achieved much more fame than he would. the restoration was very amateurish hence the ghosting on the portrait as it looks now
well that's my favourite painting but here is the question:
branwell brontë was notable in how he decided to die. riven with palsy and addled by drugs he knew he was dying and decided to prove a point, what was it?
this picture is of the brontë sisters painted by their brother branwell (also a novelist). originally his own face was behind the pillar in the middle but he painted himself out when he realised that his sisters had achieved much more fame than he would. the restoration was very amateurish hence the ghosting on the portrait as it looks now
well that's my favourite painting but here is the question:
branwell brontë was notable in how he decided to die. riven with palsy and addled by drugs he knew he was dying and decided to prove a point, what was it?
nobody ever wins on those things.
