Mine to follow

John Lennon

Bob Monkhouse

Mary Millington

Elvis Presley

Les Dawson

Winston Churchill

Genghis Khan

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

Margaret Thatcher

Dr Ian Paisley

JFK

CUSTER

GAZZA

McCARTNEY

MY DAD

ian holloway

adolf hitler(to ask some serious questions may i add)

brandon block

my brother

curtis warren

miss november

miss october

miss september

miss august

miss july

Bin Laden

Einstein

Hitler

Jesus

Felicity Kendal circa 1979.

 

While the other 4 were arguing the toss, I'd be knocking off Felicity's rear of the year

Bin Laden

Einstein

Hitler

Jesus

Felicity Kendal circa 1979.

 

While the other 4 were arguing the toss, I'd be knocking off Felicity's rear of the year

 

 

Have you seen her recently,

 

you definitely still would

Hunter S Thompson

Larry David

Bill Hicks

Hemingway

Hitchcock

John Lennon

Frankie Boyle

George Orwell

Gudni Bergson

Jesus

 

Cooked and waited on by Nigella (I'd try and get Jesus to do a mind trick after a few) :dribble:

can't believe two people have said Jesus.

 

Surely he's just a made up character.

 

On that basis, i'm having

 

1. Darth Vader

2. One of his stormtroopers

3. Luke Skywalker

4. Princess Leia

5. Yoda

Pete Meaden

Edwin Starr

John Byrom

John McGinlay

Sarah Louise Young

Che Guevara

Karl Marx

Arthur Scargill

Crawley

Bolty 58

Spike Milligan

Kristin Hersh

Mark E Smith

Karl Marx

Peter Cook

Winston Churchill

P G Wodehouse

Spike Milligan

Fiona Bruce (Thinking man's totty)

Otis Redding (He could sing for us too - although I'm not sure what Winston Churchill and P G Wodehouse would make of it!)

Of course Jesus existed, he just wasn't/isn't the son of God.

 

I would go for:

 

Stephen Fry

Andy McNab

Dave Allen

Clint Eastwood

Ranulph Fiennes

Ken Kesey

Hunter Thompson

Nat Lofthouse

Frankie Boyle

SEB

John Mcginley

John Lennon

Curtis Warren

Anna Nicole Smith

Mike Skinner

Ronnie Barker

David Bumble Lloyd

Bobby Robson

Danny Rampling

Churchill Winston that is not the nodding dog

Samuel Crompton - Industrial/ Social History

Peter Kay - Comedy

Fred Dibnah - Social History

J.W. Foster - Athletics

Nat Lofthouse - Football

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Samuel Crompton - Industrial/ Social History

Peter Kay - Comedy

Fred Dibnah - Social History

J.W. Foster - Athletics

Nat Lofthouse - Football

We had a rough idea what they were famous for, but thanks.

Che Guevara

Karl Marx

Arthur Scargill

Crawley

Bolty 58

 

 

Branch stacking again eh?

Vince McMahon

Terry Pratchett (pre-altzeheimers)

Stan Lee

Jonathan Ross

Isambard Kingdom Brunel

 

Geek-fest!

We had a rough idea what they were famous for, but thanks.

 

 

Some do. Some don't. HTH

We had a rough idea what they were famous for, but thanks.

 

appart from the comedy one

Branch stacking again eh?

 

It'd be at least twice as entertaining as Noel's Christmas Presents. Although I don't want you and Arthur to start argueing over who gets to keep the plastic moustache out of the Christmas cracker.