What you should know about me!

ive seen england football team win the world cup!!.....he he he
i remember i was doing my paper round while it was playing..

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I won a two tickets in competition on Radio 2 to go to Maida Vale Studios. We were two of only fifty in the personally invited audience. The event hosted by Simon Mayo, was to celebrate the lifetime achievements of Kenny Gamble & Leon Huff, creators of the Philadelphia Sound.
It was followed by an impromptu session around the piano and showcased some of their work. Womack & Womack, Sheila Ferguson, and others, along with the small audience, sang along for over an hour, to many of Gamble & Huffs gold and platinum hits.
 
I was chased by the religious police ( the Matouwa) in Al Khobar, Saudi Arabia who were looking to lop off my long hair with a pair of rusty sheep-shears.
 
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They had actresses on Crossroads? 😀
which reminds me - someone put a call out for bennie, apparently they want their village idiot back..
 
which reminds me - someone put a call out for bennie, apparently they want their village idiot back..
"Please miss Diane, oi I heard that you may be an actress?"
"Oh come on Bennie. Get real. Now, this is your elbow and this is your........"😇

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i remember the phrase " having a bennie "
 
I though "bennies" were what the paras called the Falklanders.

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When I was 8, I asked Hughie Green for his autograph and his rely was "f*uck off you little sh*t", funny how things like that stick in your memory at that age.
It was a great day for me when they announced the death of that obnoxious cretin.

I think when flying his own aircraft to Berlin and strayed outside the corridor, he said something similar to the two Russian Migs which jumped him - he dived and stayed ahead of them till within Berlin airspace.
 
I've been on the 10 o'clock news with Princess Anne

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I though "bennies" were what the paras called the Falklanders.
correct - When the Falklands War occurred and just after, British troops in the Falklands referred to the Islanders as "Bennies", after Paul Henry's character in Crossroads, who was often to be seen wearing a bobble cap like the islanders. Benny was a bit of a stupid character, so this was not taken too kindly by the islanders themselves.
 
Was stopped by David Hunter of Crossroads (Ronald Allen) in Lichfield who was asking the directions to Wall the historical village just out side of Lichfield . He was going to Jane Rossington (Jill Richardson of crossroads) who lived there at that time.
The best for me was Frank Carson bless him. He was on a pleasure flight around the isle of white . He sat next to me and my good lady and asked if i knew how to fly one of these contraptions? (De Havilland Dragon Rapide it was ) It was because he said that the pilot was pissed on Guinness! "Its the way I tell em! " he replied bless him....Will not forget him at all. :cry:

Kev

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