Who am I?

[Mick O'Toon]

Mick, you win this handy guide to healthy bowel movements. Enjoy!

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That's wonderful,will print it out and use it to check my after lunch jobbie.Will we be having another quiz today?

 

[Ponders Revisited]

Not sure yet, Mick. If I can squeeze in another, it will be about 3pm.

Glad you like your prize. Can you post the result of your after-lunch jobbie, please?

 

[Patience]

Probably bloody after his wife's aggressive fingering last night.

 

[monacoger]

Not sure yet, Mick. If I can squeeze in another, it will be about 3pm.

Glad you like your prize. Can you post the result of your after-lunch jobbie, please?

It is well after 3pm BST now, I guess we will need to wait until tomorrow for another quiz, Mick.

 

[Mick O'Toon]

It is well after 3pm BST now, I guess we will need to wait until tomorrow for another quiz, Mick.

Looks like it and I was on a roll,2 right in as many months.

 

[Ponders Revisited]

It is well after 3pm BST now, I guess we will need to wait until tomorrow for another quiz, Mick.

4.30pm.

 

[monacoger]

Ponders, is London known as the big smoke or the old smoke?

 

[Mick O'Toon]

4.30pm.

On tender hooks.

 

[monacoger]

On tender hooks.

Tender hooks seem to be your stable diet these days mate!

 

[monacoger]

4.30pm.

Still waiting

 

[Ponders Revisited]

I was born to a Scottish father and English mother during the early 1920s, in London
By my mid-teens I had already toured Canada with an entertainment party and appeared in a film
I served with the Canadian RAF during WW2, and it was in North America that I met my wife
I lost £250,000 in an attempt to sue a broadcasting corporation, and I had four granddaughters I never knew

With Irish ancestry, I was born in Berkshire during the early 1930s
I took elocution lessons and worked as an assistant stage manager before daring to take on an acting role
Laurence Olivier was an advocate of mine, and I appeared with the likes of Kenneth Williams, Christopher Plummer and Ralph Richardson
I played a famous sleuth on TV for five years, and won a BAFTA for my performance in a TV serial from the early 90s

An only child, I was born in the north of England during the later part of the 19th century
After leaving school I worked as rent collector, but in the evenings I took art lessons, particularly freehand drawing
My paintings sell for millions, and a gallery was opened in my honour at a cost of over £100 million
A mostly solitary person, I did enjoy attending football matches and my local pub, where a statue of me now stands

 

[Ponders Revisited]

Ponders, is London known as the big smoke or the old smoke?

The Big Smoke.

 

[monacoger]

The Big Smoke.

Thank you, could you go on the London thread and tell Groveranger that please?

 

[monacoger]

Hughie Green
Geraldine McEwan
L.S.Lowry

All turned down honours from the Queen.

 

[monacoger]

^^^^republican ****s

 

[monacoger]

^^^^republican ****s

 

[monacoger]

^^^^ double post bigotry rage

 

[Ponders Revisited]

Hughie Green
Geraldine McEwan
L.S.Lowry

All turned down honours from the Queen.

Bam! Mick didn't even get a look in.
Super stuff, Mega M-Man.

I know you love a good chart, so you will utterly adore this prize: it's a chart of all the different charts. Enjoy!

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[monacoger]

Bam! Mick didn't even get a look in.
Super stuff, Mega M-Man.

I know you love a good chart, so you will utterly adore this prize: it's a chart of all the different charts. Enjoy!

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I'm actually welling up here with the chart of charts, it is like saying I'm the god of gods. I may change my name to Zeus, even though he wasn't technically god of gods

 

[monacoger]

I also just wanted to put Mick in his place