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 Post subject: 5 Guests To Dinner!!!!
PostPosted: Thu Sep 21, 2006 3:10 pm 
You are holding a Dinner Party and you can choose 5 guests....Living or Dead!!!! :sweet:

Who would they be???? :?

My would be....

1. Don Drummond - Late Great Trombonist from The Skatalites and mad as an hatter!!!! :sweet:

2. Stan Bowles - Ex QPR Footballer and alcoholic and gambler and possibly one of the most skillful players....ever!!!! :sweet:

3. Jeremy Clarkson - Top gadgie!!!! :sweet:

4. Lisa Tarbuck - Huge knockers and and a very funny lady!!!! :sweet:

5. John Peel - too sort the music out!!!! :sweet:

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1. Stuart MacConie, 'cos Muttleys already had John Peel.

2. Rick Stein to sort the scran out.

3. Lennox Lewis, the hardest man in the world.

4. Elle MacPherson for the under table manipulations.

5. Tony Blair, the disgusting lying tripe hound, so Lennox could punch him every thirty seconds purely for my entertainment and for all the kids he's killed.


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1. Stuart MacConie, 'cos Muttleys already had John Peel.

2. Rick Stein to sort the scran out.


1. Have I!?!? :shock: :shock: :shock: :laugh:

2. Funnily enough I was thinking of him aswell!!!! :sweet: :grin:


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Yeah but come on mate. you'd got more uncles than any kid in Hartlepool??? :roll: :roll: :roll:


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I used to do a lot of interviewing/selection for management jobs and we used to do the dreaded group session at the end.you know the kind of thing 8 strangers locked in a room given this very question and asked to produce one list of 5 people that they all agree on. you get to sit there and watch them argue with each other whether mother theresa or russell grant should be on the list.

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1. Peter Cook

2. Joan Rivers

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4. Betty Boop

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Claudia Schiffer

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1. Mallanaga Vatsyayana

2. John Norman

3. Marquis de Sade

4. Linda Lusardi

5. Simon Wiesenthal.kajira

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kajira wrote:

4. Linda Lusardi




I once went to a dinner party and she was there. Hardly the most riveting conversationalist but a good ornament.

Simon Weisenthal is a great shout though. A true hero.


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Van Morrison
John Lennon
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Mr I wrote:
kajira wrote:

4. Linda Lusardi




I once went to a dinner party and she was there. Hardly the most riveting conversationalist but a good ornament.

She not there as a conversationalist as some further up the thread say obvious reasons ive seen pictures of her in her earlier days and even now think she a beautiful woman,so that reason she along,the rest there for the conversation.kajira

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Spike Milligan

Jimmy Savile

John Lennon

Ambrose Fogarty

Ian Anderson


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Right, here's an alternative list (just in case the porn stars aren't available) consisting of people I might be arsed to have a chat with.

Ian Anderson
Richard Branson
Francesca Annis
Satyajit Ray
Clive James

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That's not fair. No-one said anything about reserves.


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BillinghamPoolie wrote:
Spike Milligan

Jimmy Savile

John Lennon

Ambrose Fogarty

Ian Anderson


First reserve: Stephen Fry

Hey you said Ian Anderson just at the same time I did!

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Great minds Monty, great minds..... :wink:

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But he'd already chosen five. Now he's got ten


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But he'd already chosen five. Now he's got ten


He's got a pub hasn't he?? He can fit loads more than ten in?? :grin: :grin: :grin:


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Yes, I knew you'd all be on his side. I'm going to invite some more Martyrs, then


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Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


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Mr I wrote:
Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


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Mr I wrote:
Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


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Mr I wrote:
Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


I was probably there. Wasn't impressed.


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Karl Marx wrote:
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Mr I wrote:
Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


I was probably there. Wasn't impressed.


2003?? The Leftfield Stage. We did the sound for it, I escorted him up to the Greenfields and back. He wandered off all over the place.


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I just misread that and was wondering why you were escorting Tony Benn round Grayfields. :uhoh:


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Pooliekev wrote:
Karl Marx wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
Mr I wrote:
Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


I was probably there. Wasn't impressed.


2003?? The Leftfield Stage. We did the sound for it, I escorted him up to the Greenfields and back. He wandered off all over the place.


I was there. Talked a load of bollocks!


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Karl Marx wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
Karl Marx wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
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Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


I was probably there. Wasn't impressed.


2003?? The Leftfield Stage. We did the sound for it, I escorted him up to the Greenfields and back. He wandered off all over the place.


I was there. Talked a load of bollocks!


Thats why i removed my earlier post

I would be more likely to put him on the five people to avoid


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Karl Marx wrote:
Pooliekev wrote:
Karl Marx wrote:
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Tony Benn should be added to any list surely.


I 'minded' him at Glastonbury, he's gaga to be honest although in a formal debate he was fantastic. It's a bit of regurgitation by rote though.


I was probably there. Wasn't impressed.


2003?? The Leftfield Stage. We did the sound for it, I escorted him up to the Greenfields and back. He wandered off all over the place.


I was there. Talked a load of bollocks!


Thats why i removed my earlier post

I would be more likely to put him on the five people to avoid


That's the easiest list to complile; those to avoid. While he talks bollocks though, I'm not sure he'd make my list.


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Joe Strummer
George Orwell
Nick Cave
Captain James Cook
A female as its too male orientated. Someone with intelligence but also humour so she could challenge and take the piss out of the above.

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Joe Strummer
George Orwell
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A female as its too male orientated. Someone with intelligence but also humour so she could challenge and take the piss out of the above.


You must be ADG you.

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Not at all. I'm too much of a leftie for him. But he does have some good music taste. Obviously wor Joe is dead which is a shame, but I'd love to meet Jake Burns from SLF for a chinwag - alive and living in Gosforth Newcastle, probably very close to where I work.
As for Strummer. Reckon he would make a good conversationalist; seems like it on video.

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A female as its too male orientated. Someone with intelligence but also humour so she could challenge and take the piss out of the above.


That's why I said Liza Tarbuck....Bright, funny and huge sides of beef on her chest!!!! :sweet: :grin:


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A female as its too male orientated. Someone with intelligence but also humour so she could challenge and take the piss out of the above.


That's why I said Liza Tarbuck....Bright, funny and huge sides of beef on her chest!!!! :sweet: :grin:


But her dad ....... about as funny as David Hodgson


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