
From the Celebrity Zoo challenge. See all 484 entries (closed)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 23:56, archived)
John Kettley is a weather man,
And so is Michael Fish.
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 23:57, archived)
through typing most of that then thought 'naaaah naeone else will bother' so I didn't.
Duh.
so is Wincey Willis
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 23:58, archived)
Nice one, and ta! Twas a fun day, and sunny too which makes all the difference.
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:10, archived)
Terry Wogan`s on TV--eeeee
But he`s not as nice as Sue Law-leee-eeee-eey
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:00, archived)
happy birthday to you
happy birthday dear witchy
happy birthday to you.
If I'd have known I'd have mashed you a cake.
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:02, archived)
got within the time 'cos apparently I was born/created/unleashed round about this time. Ta to everyone else too :o)
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:11, archived)
Just a guess mind :)
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 23:59, archived)
not meaning to not fucking hummus or anything, but is that john kettly i have a potatoshopping plan
(, Sat 7 Jun 2003, 23:59, archived)
(that's why his head is stuck on a fishes body you see.)
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:00, archived)
Michael "prophet of doom" Fish, you eejit!
edit: and errr.. Trish off ITV?
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:01, archived)
google John kettley and you get nice pics of him, that's Michael Fish, and TrishaFisha and someone else
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:01, archived)
i am an inbred obviously. i shall swot up for the next weatherman lineup
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:03, archived)
a cross between Ray Davies and Ziggy Stardust
(most interesting)
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:03, archived)
from his early marillion days, 1982 to be specific. I was hoping to get a vote of confidence from the inevitable prog rock crowd amongst our number.
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:03, archived)
what was that song they did that sounded just like Sususususususudeo by Genesis?
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:05, archived)
one was a girls name, Kayleigh or Keeley or something. and the other one was about lavendar or some other shit. it had a little drummer boy on the cover. like a bad old folk song with empassioned vocals and stadium rock drums. oof.
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:07, archived)
(I did recognise him, actually... thus exposing aspects of my musical past)
Actually, I saw Fish in his first post-Marillion tour (for free, I hasten to add). It was the most pretentious pile of wank I've ever heard - the "Wilderness of Mirrors Tour" if I remember correctly.
After the first song, about two hundred people at the Glasgow Barrowlands chanted "Geez a Bun, Geez a bun, Geez a bun" and threw bread rolls at him.
(, Sun 8 Jun 2003, 0:08, archived)
