Lillehamring Posted 2 October 2007 Posted 2 October 2007 I once got bear-hugged by Tony Sibson in The Horsefair nightclub.For all you youngsters out there http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human...8&cat=boxer more importantly - where the fu(k is The Horsefair 'nightclub'????
Zingari Posted 2 October 2007 Posted 2 October 2007 more importantly - where the fu(k is The Horsefair 'nightclub'???? main market place ; close to gallowtree gate entrance
Rincewind Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 A girl that I was fond of a few years ago at work went out with Bobby George. For some reason she preferred a beer bellied bracelet ridden darts player to me. I am not a jealous person though and I still regarded her as a friend.
Geo V Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 A girl that I was fond of a few years ago at work went out with Bobby George. For some reason she preferred a beer bellied bracelet ridden darts player to me. I am not a jealous person though and I still regarded her as a friend. Your problem is mate you dont own enough 1970s bling.
stez Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once got bear-hugged by Tony Sibson in The Horsefair nightclub.For all you youngsters out there http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?human...8&cat=boxer Tony Sibson is my brother in law's cousin, they're been on holiday together, and occasionally hang out together. I've met him a few times. i used to play darts with tony sibsons brother, mick, i never met tony sibson though. also i never saw their willies either.
Guest Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 An ex-girlfriend admitted that a few years before we were together that when Duran Duran had one of there comeback tours she went to the concert and went backstage with a few other groupies and allegedly she got porked by what she described as an overly sweaty Simon Le Bon. I couldn't do that, it's John or nothing for me.
Geo V Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I couldn't do that, it's John or nothing for me. You should get along to there next tour then Lisa as I reckon you`ll have a chance. The Duran Duran lads are still adored by the teenagers of the 80s for some reason and I cant believe that they still sell out there concerts. Then again on the positive side I can look forward to watching S Club 7 when I am 50 so it all levels itself out doesn't it? :w00t: :eek:
Vacamion Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 As this thread has concentrated on the important issue of seeing famous blokes' todgers, I wouldn't want to be different. At a sportsmen's lunch in Glasgow once, I was at the urinal next to the then Scotland manager, Craig Brown. They didn't call him "wee Craig Broon" for nothing...
The People's Hero Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 A girl that I was fond of a few years ago at work went out with Bobby George. For some reason she preferred a beer bellied bracelet ridden darts player to me. I am not a jealous person though and I still regarded her as a friend. Someone PLEASE post the picture of Nightguard with his torch out.
Head Honcho Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 Tony Sibson is my brother in law's cousin, they're been on holiday together, and occasionally hang out together. I've met him a few times. I went on holiday with Chris Pyatt-well me and about 15 others I have also met Sibbo and went to several of his fights the best being against Frankie Lucas for the British middleweight title at the Albert hall.
AoWW Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once - long before he was properly infamous - snogged Robbie Williams. Which must make me one of several hundreds of thousands of others in a none-to-exclusive club. Come to think of it, it's not so much a claim to fame... more an embarrassing confession!
Kent Fox Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once - long before he was properly infamous - snogged Robbie Williams. Which must make me one of several hundreds of thousands of others in a none-to-exclusive club. Come to think of it, it's not so much a claim to fame... more an embarrassing confession! It all depends on whether or not tongues were involved and groping, was groping involved?
AoWW Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 It all depends on whether or not tongues were involved and groping, was groping involved? I don't remember any groping. Tongues? Not sure... tis all a very hazy memory that I've tried hard to erase to avoid being permanently scared for life.
Kent Fox Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I don't remember any groping. Tongues? Not sure... tis all a very hazy memory that I've tried hard to erase to avoid being permanently scared for life. So it actually only a peck then. Hardly a snog.. If you need clarification on the difference, let me know and I'll pop round
Zingari Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 i discovered a cure for all forms of cancer and a renewable energy that would solve all pollution problems but the money men paid to shut me up
AoWW Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 So it actually only a peck then.Hardly a snog.. If you need clarification on the difference, let me know and I'll pop round :laugh: So you're willing to travel *lots of* miles simply to tutor me in the difference between a peck and a snog. Really... I am definitely not that worthy! But it's ok... I think I'm fairly clear on the subtle differences between the two techniques, so I'll decline your generous offer on this occasion. BTW, it went on far too long to be merely a peck!
Zingari Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I thought Robbie only liked men? has AOWW been exposed
Thracian Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once played Tommy Steele at squash - he was to scoring what Mike Read was to refereeing.
Zingari Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once played Tommy Steele at squash - he was to scoring what Mike Read was to refereeing. is this true or is it just a little white bull
AoWW Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I thought Robbie only liked men? Perhaps that experience was the final straw for him? Blokes suddenly seemed like a much better option.
Thracian Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 is this true or is it just a little white bull Very good.
Alexikokopops Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I once played Tommy Steele at squash - he was to scoring what Mike Read was to refereeing. I suppose you could say he's the Matty Fryatt of scoring.
The People's Hero Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 I suppose you could say he's the Matty Fryatt of scoring. Or the Thracian of race-relations.
Guest Posted 3 October 2007 Posted 3 October 2007 You should get along to there next tour then Lisa as I reckon you`ll have a chance. The Duran Duran lads are still adored by the teenagers of the 80s for some reason and I cant believe that they still sell out there concerts. Then again on the positive side I can look forward to watching S Club 7 when I am 50 so it all levels itself out doesn't it? :w00t: :eek: Alas, I was not a teenager during their heyday. John Taylor was on my list of men to marry before the age of 10, however. I went to see Duran Duran a couple of years back, and stood right at the front, in front of my John. I'm sure he spotted me.
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