mickn Posted 22 September, 2010 Posted 22 September, 2010 My eldest son had the dubious pleasure of playing darts there last night and guess who came in after the game against Leicester? He described him simply as a tramp lol. There was also a poor impersonation of it there as well. Bell and bugle were also in attendance.
miserableoldgit Posted 22 September, 2010 Posted 22 September, 2010 Your son ask for his autograph then? `cos `e can write an` spell `is own name and evryfink!
miserableoldgit Posted 22 September, 2010 Posted 22 September, 2010 was he riding a sailor Delldays??
Doctoroncall Posted 22 September, 2010 Posted 22 September, 2010 Your son ask for his autograph then? AA - the skates administrator?
miserableoldgit Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 Sir Ranulph Twisleton-Wykeham-Fiennes?
mickn Posted 23 September, 2010 Author Posted 23 September, 2010 I'm really surprised no one's got this yet, I felt sure i had posted enough clues.
Jeff Le Taxi Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 I bet he stank too, he looks like he smells! did your boy disinfect himself at your doorstep.
mickn Posted 23 September, 2010 Author Posted 23 September, 2010 We had to burn his clothes etc, it was the only way
miserableoldgit Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 I'm really surprised no one's got this yet, I felt sure i had posted enough clues. Hmmmmm................. Bell? Bugle? Tramp? This is a tough one....... Is it the Archduke Franz Ferdinand?
Durleyfos Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 Sid Wadell? Maybe he come in to commentate on the darts match.
The Cat Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 W******d. Probably John, rather than Tim.
The Cat Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 Hahaha, like the way his name is on the swear words filter.
OldNick Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 W******d. Probably John, rather than Tim. you've ruined it now, it was much better when people were being obscure
mickn Posted 23 September, 2010 Author Posted 23 September, 2010 you've ruined it now, it was much better when people were being obscure You mean people weren't taking it seriously?
miserableoldgit Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 You mean people weren't taking it seriously? I was.
Big John Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 (edited) /\ me too, sort of. Anyway, I walked past the house where someone very famous used to live today. They are dead, had he been alive and drinking in one of the many pubs around here from which he had been barred repeatedly for outrageously gayish behaviour, most people over 30 would recognise him, not just his appearance but his unique voice and and manner. Clue 1 - he was male Clue 2 - he was gay Clue 3 - he had a drink problem Edited 23 September, 2010 by Big John
Big John Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 Charles Hawtrey? well done. anther famous person from around here had his own column in a daily newspaper and many older ones on here would have taken one of his books with them on a long car journey. ....to keep them occupied. Who is he?
Guest Dark Sotonic Mills Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 well done. anther famous person from around here had his own column in a daily newspaper and many older ones on here would have taken one of his books with them on a long car journey. ....to keep them occupied. Who is he? The man who invented the Road Atlas?
Lets B Avenue Posted 23 September, 2010 Posted 23 September, 2010 well done. anther famous person from around here had his own column in a daily newspaper and many older ones on here would have taken one of his books with them on a long car journey. ....to keep them occupied. Who is he? Hugh Hefner?
Dimond Geezer Posted 24 September, 2010 Posted 24 September, 2010 Charles Hawtrey? Really? Where did he live? anther famous person from around here had his own column in a daily newspaper and many older ones on here would have taken one of his books with them on a long car journey. ....to keep them occupied. Who is he? Big Chief I-Spy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Spy
Big John Posted 24 September, 2010 Posted 24 September, 2010 Really? Where did he live? Middle Road in Deal. Big Chief I-Spy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/I-Spy Correct. His old house is on the seafront here. Next: She used to live here with her partner. Famous for her role in a soap in which she had an affair with a chap who could be described as an 'ugly duckling'.
Big John Posted 24 September, 2010 Posted 24 September, 2010 Pam St Clement are they that easy? Right; this person used to be an errand boy for woolworth's in Deal. Apparently he is/was very funny, but i never quite got the joke.
trousers Posted 24 September, 2010 Posted 24 September, 2010 are they that easy? Right; this person used to be an errand boy for woolworth's in Deal. Apparently he is/was very funny, but i never quite got the joke. Peter Glaze?
Big John Posted 25 September, 2010 Posted 25 September, 2010 Peter Glaze? Nope, good answer though as PG is up there as one of the least funny people ever. more clues: other jobs he did were; cabinboy , a coal-miner, waiter, and pageboy, a drummer boy in the Army where he was the flyweight boxing champion. He is a cult hero in Albania. NB It was not woolies that he worked for, just a local greengrocer, and he was just 13 yo at the time!
Big John Posted 25 September, 2010 Posted 25 September, 2010 Norman Wisdom I am clearly rubbish at this, well done Alejam. Last one for now: He stayed in Deal occasionally and we have all enjoyed the thing that this man is famous for (VERY famous for).
ericofarabia Posted 25 September, 2010 Posted 25 September, 2010 How bizarre .... this has turned into a pub quiz.
bridge too far Posted 25 September, 2010 Posted 25 September, 2010 I am clearly rubbish at this, well done Alejam. Last one for now: He stayed in Deal occasionally and we have all enjoyed the thing that this man is famous for (VERY famous for). Mr Kipling?
Big John Posted 26 September, 2010 Posted 26 September, 2010 (edited) Mr Kipling? Nope, this person is real. Shane Ritchie? ? indeed. clue - his mistress (a noted operatic star) was murdered in the foyer of the royal opera house, covent garden. Her murderer (a jealous admirer) was hung for the crime at Tyburn. Edited 26 September, 2010 by Big John
Redondo Saint Posted 27 September, 2010 Posted 27 September, 2010 Nope, this person is real. ? indeed. clue - his mistress (a noted operatic star) was murdered in the foyer of the royal opera house, covent garden. Her murderer (a jealous admirer) was hung for the crime at Tyburn. Earl of Sandwich
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