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BP, just watching your brother on t'telly, doesn't seem to be doing himself any harm so far... bit of a bizzare crew he's with though!Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMy brother (the one who was a major in 1 para) phones up tonight - very unusual as he is usually up to no good. He is working 100 yards from me - being filmed for a documentary learning to be a trader. http://news.hereisthecity.com/news/b...ews/7843.cntns
I do hope he does not make too much of a 2@ of himself.....
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNothing to do with my being a "standard celtic supporter". My disdain for them stems back to when I served in the Army alongside them in Cyprus. Bunch of mindless numpties for the most part. But if the sight of a maroon beret gives you a little stiffy, don't let me spoil your fun.
killers.
They aren't trained to think, just kill. Shame really.
I was on Channel4 news once, talking about teenagers and computers. Didn't have much to say...
Also, this actress goes to my gym. She's quite hot.Last edited by Moscow Mule; 12 January 2009, 11:18.
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I once appeared in an identity parade for the police. Got paid £4.50 for it.
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It depends who's wearing it... Audrey Tattou for instance.Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostBut if the sight of a maroon beret gives you a little stiffy, don't let me spoil your fun.
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Nothing to do with my being a "standard celtic supporter". My disdain for them stems back to when I served in the Army alongside them in Cyprus. Bunch of mindless numpties for the most part. But if the sight of a maroon beret gives you a little stiffy, don't let me spoil your fun.Originally posted by mrdonuts View Posthope everyone notices the standard celtic supporter rhetoric here, axe to grind, chip on shoulder etc
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I was on a quiz show twice.
And when I was little I was on national TV in America, after we were evacuated during a hurricane and they were filming the evacuees at the place we were staying the night. I was asleep in an inflatable boat (no-where to sleep but the floor, and we had them in the car).
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I, along with several hundred of my schoolmates, was an extra in the film Royal Flash, spending a Sunday listening to Malcom McDowell making the same speech to us over and over again.
The official story was that the producers reckoned our school's Great Hall looked more like people's idea of Rugby School than Rugby itself did. I reckon they just charged a lower location fee than Rugby would have
Oh, and a few years ago I was one of my brother's phone-a-friends when he was on Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? - he ended up phoning my sister instead though. Good thing really, as her answer won him the £250,000 he eventually walked away with
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I was an extra in a TV murder mystery, in a posh 20's cafe where the denouement was played out. The butler done it, played by Max Wall not long before he died. I had a a line or two, but they were edited out.
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It's not something I boast about, but I have had a few gigs as body stunt doubles in the movies. Some of the skills that you pick up are quite amazing. I was in a major piccie based on a white water expedition up in the wilds of America. I can still do the piggie squeal, but the sound of a banjo still sends me into a state of catatonic shock.
It took three months before the botty stiches came out
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My missus knows somone who was walking down Oxford Street one day when a shout along the lines of "Stop, thief!" went out. He caught sight of the alleged perpetrator about to run past him, so stuck his arm out, catching the chap in the neck, felling him in the process. "Hoorah!" you might say.Originally posted by tim123 View PostMy Dad was in the Bill.
He just happened to be walking down the road (actually it was a foot path) as they were filming the con running away with detctive pold chasing.
Then a shout of "Cut!!!!!" went out.
Turns out they were shooting a scene for an episode of The Bill.
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Not a bad idea - will know if I got selected on Feb 21st - done the initial to get through and that went well. The main pitch to the wider and if that happens may be a good idea. Might just have to figure a way of not revealing the product though for obvious reasons.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWant to practice your pitch to us first?
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