Heartland

Decent spot, it has to be said

Tony Hadley.

That really old woman in Emmerdale (can't remember her name, but she always wears a hat, has a dog and it not called Betty).

Dave Vanian.

That Guitarist.

I'm just a friend of the stars me.

Yesterday, the two guys of the Stereo Mc's passed by my desk at work Friendly dudes!

And Rob was a lot smaller than I thought he was...

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Tony Hadley.

That really old woman in Emmerdale (can't remember her name, but she always wears a hat, has a dog and it not called Betty).

.

She was the one who showed her beaver in the John Hurt 1984 She was also the original sister of Hyacinth Bucket...I'll remember her name eventually...but I do know it's alliterative (well the initial letters are the same...) I'm thinking S.....

could be Shelia

what was she doing with a semi-amphibious north American mammal?

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
That Guitarist.

Did he say: "Take my hand and I lead you to the garden of delight"?

A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

She's a member of the Family now, is she?

pikkrong wrote:She's a member of the Family now, is she?

Makes it sound even more dangerous as it actually seems

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

Sorry, who are the Kelly family? Should I know?

Debaser wrote:

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:Tony Hadley.

That really old woman in Emmerdale (can't remember her name, but she always wears a hat, has a dog and it not called Betty).

.

She was the one who showed her beaver in the John Hurt 1984 She was also the original sister of Hyacinth Bucket...I'll remember her name eventually...but I do know it's alliterative (well the initial letters are the same...) I'm thinking S.....

LMAO. That little old God fearing woman?? Never!!!!!!!

pikkrong wrote:

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
That Guitarist.

Did he say: "Take my hand and I lead you to the garden of delight"?

No. And If he would have said that to me, I'd have kicked him in the nuts </Cartman>.

We were on the same plane back from Amsterdam as The Kaiser Cheifs. Bless 'em; they've not let fame go to their heads, still travelling on Jet2

ruffers wrote:

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

Sorry, who are the Kelly family? Should I know?

It's best you don't Got a mate who really likes them.... worrying lot.

ruffers wrote:

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

Sorry, who are the Kelly family? Should I know?

The Kelly Family is an odd hippish family from Ireland, that roamed that fairy island in a big red bus during the 70s, doing no-one any harm.

... until they discovered, that only Germans are simple minded enough to like their turgid hippie music. They worked their way up from playing in pedestrian zones for a few pennies to a million-selling Family-corporation. For pathetic teenage loners the perfect counter-balance to the superficiality of the boygroups.



... nowadays they cut their hair short and are pretty average people.

That you don't know them, ruffers, just speaks for you and where you come from.

Dear God! that's a terrifying story
I really mean that

canon docre wrote:

ruffers wrote:

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

Sorry, who are the Kelly family? Should I know?

The Kelly Family is an odd hippish family from Ireland, that roamed that fairy island in a big red bus during the 70s, doing no-one any harm.

... until they discovered, that only Germans are simple minded enough to like their turgid hippie music. They worked their way up from playing in pedestrian zones for a few pennies to a million-selling Family-corporation. For pathetic teenage loners the perfect counter-balance to the superficiality of the boygroups.

... nowadays they cut their hair short and are pretty average people.

That you don't know them, ruffers, just speaks for you and where you come from.

I've actually always thought they were Jerries

So they don't do music anymore, I hope ?

canon docre wrote:The Kelly Family is an odd hippish family from Ireland, that roamed that fairy island in a big red bus during the 70s, doing no-one any harm.

OMG I saw them at the very first T in the Park in 1994 - I thought I was tripping I saw the bus and everything

DerekR wrote:

canon docre wrote:The Kelly Family is an odd hippish family from Ireland, that roamed that fairy island in a big red bus during the 70s, doing no-one any harm.

OMG I saw them at the very first T in the Park in 1994 - I thought I was tripping I saw the bus and everything

That one?

canon docre wrote:

One of them indeed is named Paddy.

Obviousman wrote: I've actually always thought they were Jerries

God no! We just don't have hair like that.

canon docre wrote:

ruffers wrote:

canon docre wrote:A friend of mine just married one guy from The Kelly Family. Lucky her, never have to work again. *sigh*

Sorry, who are the Kelly family? Should I know?

... nowadays they cut their hair short and are pretty average people.

That you don't know them, ruffers, just speaks for you and where you come from.

Ignorance was bliss

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:

pikkrong wrote:

Mrs RicheyJames wrote:
That Guitarist.

Did he say: "Take my hand and I lead you to the garden of delight"?

No. And If he would have said that to me, I'd have kicked him in the nuts </Cartman>.

Pity! If it happened it would be worthy of filming

I just saw Rick Wakeman, shame he isn't famous.