It was widely rumoured that Katherine Keating was nick-named 'hubcap' - because, as is usually par for the course with juicy and sordid rumour, she'd find the biggest wheel in the room and attach herself. It was also widely known that Paul Keating was nick-named the undertaker - and not just because of his appearance, nor his silent partnership in a piggery.
I'm full of rumours, today, that appear to have been in wide circulation but Ms Keating was also believed to have been at a certain hotel with one Anthony Bourdain...and Adam Schiff. The events that believed to have occurred at the Standard Hotel are, perhaps, a real-life playing out of a famous scene from 'Breaking Bad'.
Paul, himself, was photographed in fetching, red leather shoes.
:-D Fetch: an apparition: A fetch is a supernatural double or an apparition of a living person. The sighting of a fetch is regarded as an omen, usually for impending death.
Well...that's it for today, My rumour mill has thrown a bearing and I'd best get to servicing the bugger.
It was widely rumoured that Katherine Keating was nick-named 'hubcap' - because, as is usually par for the course with juicy and sordid rumour, she'd find the biggest wheel in the room and attach herself. It was also widely known that Paul Keating was nick-named the undertaker - and not just because of his appearance, nor his silent partnership in a piggery.
I'm full of rumours, today, that appear to have been in wide circulation but Ms Keating was also believed to have been at a certain hotel with one Anthony Bourdain...and Adam Schiff. The events that believed to have occurred at the Standard Hotel are, perhaps, a real-life playing out of a famous scene from 'Breaking Bad'.
Paul, himself, was photographed in fetching, red leather shoes.
:-D Fetch: an apparition: A fetch is a supernatural double or an apparition of a living person. The sighting of a fetch is regarded as an omen, usually for impending death.
Well...that's it for today, My rumour mill has thrown a bearing and I'd best get to servicing the bugger.