Shit Claims to Fame II
My car was in the Specsavers advert with the old lady and the loud stereo. Not me. My stupid blue Nissan Micra. Tell us about your brushes with fame.
Suggested by Amorous Badger
( , Thu 20 Sep 2012, 15:49)
My car was in the Specsavers advert with the old lady and the loud stereo. Not me. My stupid blue Nissan Micra. Tell us about your brushes with fame.
Suggested by Amorous Badger
( , Thu 20 Sep 2012, 15:49)
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Mostly shit, but proud of one
My Mum's friend's house in Stoke was used for some of the exterior shots in a short-lived sitcom starring Sir John Mills.
Once saw Bill Oddie getting out of a taxi on Tottenham Court Road
Took a photo of 'comedian' Lennie Bennett when he opened a furniture store in our town. See also Noel Edmonds and the local British Leyland garage.
And at primary school, the year 1 teacher (hello Mrs Glogowski) introduced us to a Canadian friend who was staying with her family while in the UK. I even got an autograph (long since lost) from the bearded gentleman. His name was James Doohan.
( , Thu 20 Sep 2012, 23:06, 1 reply)
My Mum's friend's house in Stoke was used for some of the exterior shots in a short-lived sitcom starring Sir John Mills.
Once saw Bill Oddie getting out of a taxi on Tottenham Court Road
Took a photo of 'comedian' Lennie Bennett when he opened a furniture store in our town. See also Noel Edmonds and the local British Leyland garage.
And at primary school, the year 1 teacher (hello Mrs Glogowski) introduced us to a Canadian friend who was staying with her family while in the UK. I even got an autograph (long since lost) from the bearded gentleman. His name was James Doohan.
( , Thu 20 Sep 2012, 23:06, 1 reply)
I like the way
you put the word comedian in inverted commas. He was bloody useless wasn't he?
( , Fri 21 Sep 2012, 6:35, closed)
you put the word comedian in inverted commas. He was bloody useless wasn't he?
( , Fri 21 Sep 2012, 6:35, closed)
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