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eastenders?
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in last nights EE, phil told jase that he "owned him"?
does this really happen in real life??
and also, why did i get the black clown from a league of gentlemen in my head when he said it?
does this really happen in real life??
and also, why did i get the black clown from a league of gentlemen in my head when he said it?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In gangland, I thought that someone �owned� someone when they did something for them such as save their life or �fix� something like turn over a nark or snazz the rozzers (or summink).
I might have missed what Phil did for whisperin-Jase (how annoying is that husky hardman voice???) but we can be pretty certain that Soapland bears no resemblance to real life (and EastEnders is nothing like the East End) and that Papa Lazarou will no doubt have a nasty little return favour lined up for whisperin-Jase in the near future. Hopefully this involves bumping Roxy & Ronny off in hit-man fashion.
Hello Dave.
I might have missed what Phil did for whisperin-Jase (how annoying is that husky hardman voice???) but we can be pretty certain that Soapland bears no resemblance to real life (and EastEnders is nothing like the East End) and that Papa Lazarou will no doubt have a nasty little return favour lined up for whisperin-Jase in the near future. Hopefully this involves bumping Roxy & Ronny off in hit-man fashion.
Hello Dave.