Reply With QuoteWhat a poncey name, sounds like a high class baker.Originally Posted by Foxy100
Two years ahead of Craig Charles, who wrote poetry about black teenage angst :roll:
Nicked from Wikipedia, so may not be accurate - apart from Crouch, who was in my brother's year (bit of a knob back then, don't know if that's changed)
Peter Crouch (Footballer)
Shaparak Khorsandi "Shappi" Khorsandi (Comedienne)
Steve McQueen (Artist)
Vernon Coaker Labour MP for Gedling
The Revd Professor Paul Fiddes, DD (Theologian)
Sir Michael Fox, Lord Justice of Appeal[2]
Charles Palmer OBE, President of the International Judo Federation from 1965–79
Rick Wakeman (Rock Musician).
Martin Hancock (Actor)
Stephen Kinnock Son of Neil Kinnock and husband of Danish PM
What a poncey name, sounds like a high class baker.
Two years ahead of Craig Charles, who wrote poetry about black teenage angst :roll:
Seth Johnson. Plays football for somebody. I guess He went to my school a long time after me as He lived in the town.
One of my high school classmates was David Boies, Al Gore's lawyer in Bush vs Gore.
Ted
I'm afraid all I can come up with is Man Utds assistant manager Michael Phaelan's brother, Marcus.
:lol:
Sorry , couldn't help laugh. That's a tenuous one!
Not at my school per se, but I had a paper round and used to deliver Noddy Holder's papers.
That's nowt.
Johnny Morris's mother stayed at my Mum & Dad's guesthouse in 1975.
For the under 45's:
Since we're going for extremities now...
My ex's best friend's cousin shagged the first Timotei girl.
True story :lol:
In my year there was a guy called Toby Kebbell whose a pretty famous actor, Warhorse, Sorcerers Apprentice, RocknRolla, Dead Mans Shoes and a few others. Weirdly I dont remember him being into drama. Nice guy though; I'm glad he's doing so well
In the year below was Fred Barras who was the kid that Tony Martin shot dead on his farm in 1999. My school was that good!
No one else in its entire history as far as I can tell. It wasn't great :D
How could I have forgotten?!?
My first girlfriend (we were 5 years old) was Jane Robinson the Birdseye Pea girl ("when the pod goes pop") before Patsy Kensit in the late 60s!
Adrian Gunnel - snooker player. Was in my year at secondary school.
None that I know of
And if you have to state what they, do they ain't famous :wink:
Respect the past, live the present, protect the future
Martin Clunes attended my school, but it was a few years before my time.
And a lead (on the wrong side) in SCO vs Novell, SCO vs IBM and Oracle vs Google. I'm afraid that he isn't getting a Christmas Card from me, not that that would worry him in the least. He is legally inventive, but too bad the inventiveness is used in such unworthy (and losing, thank goodness) causes.
Best wishes,
Bob
There are some other decent actors who have come from there recently. I've only known three old ***s in my time, and two of them were right tossers. No offense.
From my school, we have Rory McIlroy, Dermot Murnaghan, some people I haven't heard of, and if you read comic books - Garth Ennis and John McCrea.
Two actors/actresses that spring to mind. The supremely annoying Paul Nicholls went to my secondary school, and the incredibly fit Amy Nuttall (used to be in Emmerdale) was in my class before shipping off to a posh acting academy. Nice girl as well, for a 'luvvie'.
Not much of one for red-heads, but I'd bury the wife under the patio for this one. :lol: :lol:
I'll have to remember that line :lol:
It's just a matter of time...
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