Talk:Grace Fortescue

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[edit] Thyroid

The bitch is a racist murderer. It sucks she lived a decent life and didnt get what was coming to her. Exopthalmia? I couldn't help but notice Fortescue's wide-eyed stare (a la Marty Feldman) in her January 8, 1932, mug in Stannard's book. The narrative of her behavior coupled with the wide-eyed stare would suggest to me that she may have had an overactive thyroid gland. Aloysius Patacsil 21:35, Jun 14, 2005 (UTC)

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