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Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 9:46 pm
by El Prez
Born Dublin of Micks, Grandfather (P) Dublin, Grandfather (M) St Helens, Lancs. G/Grandad (P) N. Wales. G/GDad (M) Musselboro, Tamland.
I decided to play for England but pulled out of the squad when the kit sponsorship deal went to Cotton Traders.
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 10:02 pm
by Guest
Ernest Shackleton, A really true Englishman, without those arctic clothes he must have froze his nutz off
Sambuca should have a couple of coffee beans in the glass, lit, allowed to burn for about 5 secs, blown out and dogged, hic, hic
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 10:18 pm
by Sticky Blue
Viscount Lord Slim or Admiral Lord Nelson... probably = first!
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 10:34 pm
by rabby
Curious how nobody's nominated Tony Blair...
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 10:42 pm
by Guest
tony who??
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 10:55 pm
by Archie
Ok I'll nominate him, Lets hear it for Saint Tony of Blair.
A fearless leader, he does exactly what George tells Him.
He stands tall and unwavering in the face of public ridicule about his business interests.
His choice of Lieutenants is inspired, Prescot, Blunkett, Campbell, Brown, all great and charismatic figures in their own right.
His beautiful, intelligent, charming wife, who stays in the background, supporting, but never interfering.
His wonderful family, truly a great example to middle England.
So come on chaps, Rally round the flag for President Tony, 3 Cheers, Hip Hip
By 'eck it's quiet out there.
Posted: Sun 13 Apr, 2003 11:18 pm
by rabby
HIP HIP HOORAY!!!
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 1:59 am
by Archie
Rabby, have you been drinking?????????????
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 10:43 am
by rabby
I just had a wee dram here, and a pint there, nothing too much. But then that was since 4 in the afternoon.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 11:03 am
by Topper
King Arthur.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 1:28 pm
by The JaCkAl
Jeremy Beadle
I'd love to mill with him, with gloves dipped in tar and glass..
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 2:45 pm
by Topper
Jeremy Beadle has a small winkle, but on the other hand its quite big.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 4:29 pm
by Guest
its still shackleton,
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 4:29 pm
by El Prez
Topper, 'King Arthur', the greatest Brit who Lived? I don't think so, unless Sean Connery really did exist.
Posted: Mon 14 Apr, 2003 5:15 pm
by harry hackedoff
Interesting to see Parry admits to having a bit of Lancashire in him
The last time that happened was when I met him in Newquay last September, and he dropped his bus pass in the heads
St Helens, eh? Keep that quiet if you`ve got any sense
Top British Person? Besides me, you mean?
Brother Rudyard Kipling, who knew what it meant to be British.