Who am I?

Waiting...........

 

You should really only have put 3 dots, it's an ellipsis ffs!

 

Please accept my most sincere and heartfelt apologies.

 

Accepted, my friend.

 

Feckin' op better have a good excuse for keeping us waiting.

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Amen, brother

 

Gambols wet dream.

 

Forever in electric dreams, baby.

 

Hi guys,

Sorry for my absence over the last few days; I've been providing solace to man and beast during the cold snap.

I'll try to get a quiz published later this afternoon or early this evening.

Bye.

P.S) Just secured tickets for The Rolling Stones' gig at the London Stadium on 25th May.

 

Mick Jagger
Keith Richards
Ronnie Wood

Drugs?

 

1) I was born in Kent during the 1930s; I did my national service in Egypt and reached the rank of lieutenant
2) In my early 20s, I wrote jingles for radio and also formed a calypso group, which toured the US and Canada; I achieved one UK Chart hit, reaching No37 in the mid-60s
3) I appeared in over 30 films and even starred alongside Rock Hudson in one of them; I later gained a reputation as a radio wit and after-dinner speaker
4) I had to pay substantial damages for my part in a fatal car crash; I died in 2015 after a long illness

1) I was born in the USA during the late 19th century; my father was a wealthy industrialist of Irish descent
2) My first husband, a physician, died just five months after our marriage; I often played host to Michael Collins’ Irish delegations
3) Although an artist in my own right, I am perhaps best known for my image being portrayed on banknotes and my second husband’s works; I became a Lady after my husband’s knighthood
4) I am famed for my correspondence with many notable figures, including Shaw, Belloc, and Churchill; I passed away on New Year’s Day during the 1930s

1) I was born in South Africa during the late 1940s; my family and I moved to Manchester just after my first birthday
2) My P.E teacher at secondary school spotted my prowess for athletics and soon had me competing at national and inter-counties championships; as a teenager, I worked in an office between training sessions
3) I won a silver medal at my first Olympic games, in Mexico City, losing out on gold by just 0.09 seconds; two years later, I received an MBE for services to sport
4) I was in my early twenties when I received a diagnosis of Crohn’s Disease, yet later tests revealed terminal cancer; I passed away in Germany during the early 1970s

 

Lance Percival
Hazel Martyn
Lillian Board

Putney Vale cemetery

 

Shazamo! Nice going, Mega M-Man. That must be a Who Am I? record, eh?

You win this superb Testicular Self-Exam sheet. Perhaps you could stick it on the fridge or dresser. Enjoy!

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Good man knew the 2nd one but no idea on other two.

 

Thanks very much, but that is Patience's job to check hers and mine! No, it isn't a record, I did one in 8 minutes last year (the quiz I mean, not the ball exam)

 

I think I may have to make the next quiz a little harder.

 

I do believe she was buried as Hazel Lavery.

Recount demanded!!!

 

* Lady Lavery, if you really want to be pedantic

 

Aye,

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doubt if the country had £50 to it's name at the time.

 

I would have done it faster if I'd known the feckin' thing had started.

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