Shirley: And remember, if you don't believe your kids will die in a fire. Spook to ya' later!
Shirley: I welcome you here tonight, regardless of colour, creed or weight problem. And I ask you to join me as we bring reality and fiction just that little bit closer together. Shirley: Have you had a heart transplant? Man: No. Shirley: Oh, you've got that to look forward to. Shirley: I feel ya' pain, I feel ya' shame, but you're not to blame. They should tell parents ok; that children have got weak backs. How were you supposed to know he was getting tired? You were worried about your bad legs. Ian: Oh look there's some flowers. You can have them. Present for you. Kevin: No, put them back, put them back! Shirley: Ok. Kevin: That's for a member of a family who's passed away. They've left them there for a relative. Ian: If you don't mind me saying you do look a little, teeny weenie bit like erm… It's only 'cuz of the light and that, but you do look a bit like a man. Kevin: Bit like a? Ian: Man. Kevin: I am a man. Ian: But you said you were a witch. Kevin: I'm a witch but I'm still a man.
Shirley: What I'm trying to say is that I'm in touch with the spirits. And no that doesn't mean I've got a friend that works down Oddbins.
Oddbins is an off license.
Weird, no one has discussed High Spirits with Shirley Ghostman yet.
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