He vanished.
What's the story?
What's the story?
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You don't know?
BTW Asked my mate from Forres the other day about him, and he's no idea who he is.Hang on - there is actually a place called Cheddar?? - cailin maith
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Keep up at the back!Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
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Apparently his priorities have changed and now he is more concerned not to drop soap in the baths...Comment
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Originally posted by oracleslave View PostFook me!!!Colclough recently launched Chasing The Aurora - his fundraising solo bid to reach the North Pole.
He claimed all donations would go to the Royal British Legion and the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association charity.
Colclough, now living in London, bragged to local newspapers and created a website about the trip. But the expedition - due to start on December 1 - was cancelled due to a supposed knee injury.
He told one paper: "I wanted to do something that had never been tried before.
"This is perhapsmy last chance to do something special while helping two charities I care passionately about."
One sponsor, BillWilson from Aviemore-based Glenmore Sledges, revealed how a s700 cheque from him for a sledge had bounced.
He said: "I got a call from his brother warning me to have nothing to do with him.
"He said he was a fraudster and had as much chance of getting to the North Pole as he had of canoeing to the moon."
Craig is Threaded and I claim my free Polar Bear, bogus military background, knee injury, wives, and £50,000 in charity money. Allegedly.Last edited by DimPrawn; 13 December 2007, 12:39.Comment
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£50,000 in charity money
I was wondering about this. Surely he wouldn't get access to that, as it was paid direct to the charities via justgiving. Or weren't they real either?
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Bloody hope they were, I sponsered him! Only a few quid but even so....Originally posted by Pondlife View Post£50,000 in charity money
I was wondering about this. Surely he wouldn't get access to that, as it was paid direct to the charities via justgiving. Or weren't they real either?
Mind you, if he had that many wives to keep he probably needed the cash
Bazza gets caught
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Do you think the judge will be sympathetic?Originally posted by cailin maith View PostMind you, if he had that many wives to keep he probably needed the cash 
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Efforts have been transferred to a less achievable goal:
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