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James Bond/Roger Moore

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It's nice to find out that famous people are decent types. My favourite was David Niven.

https://twitter.com/timdownie1/status/978367701902151682?lang=en
 
I bumped into Radio One DJ Edith Bowman in Glasgow Airport a few years back waiting for my flight back to CWA, she was very pleasant, asking me where in Wales was i from, when I said Swansea she was very complementary about "Escape into the Park", she wasn't so friendly when I told her I was flying back after visiting Parkhead though, she called me a "taig bàstard" before stomping off towards the Starbucks kiosk!! How rude 😒
 
Spoke to Ruth Madoc once in the old St David's Centre, she was absolutely delightful.🙂
 
Swanjaxs said:
Jack2jack said:
Spoke to Ruth Madoc once in the old St David's Centre, she was absolutely delightful.🙂

Did you ask her to say the famous words? :D
Sadly not, I think I was a bit star struck at the time, it was a long, long time ago.😉
 
Can anyone link David Niven and James Bond?

There’s one easy way and one hard way. The hard way would show a real Bond fan, as I was as a kid.
 
monmouth said:
Can anyone link David Niven and James Bond?

There’s one easy way and one hard way. The hard way would show a real Bond fan, as I was as a kid.
Fleming wrote the books based on Niven playing Bond, or something like that🤔
 
If you haven’t chatted to Bob Willis while you were both having a piss you haven’t lived.
 
exiledclaseboy said:
If you haven’t chatted to Bob Willis while you were both having a piss you haven’t lived.
I spoke Wilf Bony in Currys one day, down in Morfa, he was buying a Fridge freezer.😉
 
So I was beautiful days festival with backstage passes and watched the magnificent Glenn tilbrook from the side of the stage. Excellent he was but as soon as he finished I sped to the toilet to expel the enormous amount of piss that had collected in my bladder.

Now then, it was quite dark in the portoloo and somehow I managed to pee over my hand. As I exited the plastic pee parlour I was delighted to see Glenn approaching, assumedly for a squeeze of his own bladder. Well I shook his hand with my dripping fingers exclaiming that the performance was a triumph only to be met with the comment that my hand was covered “in what I hope is piss, although even that would be a hollow victory. Glad you enjoyed the set though, you disgusting pig”.

Up the junction!
 
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