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by **russpie** » Jan 29th, '09, 19:26

Mandrake wrote:A shoe (yaay I got one!!)

Gazuntie

I was going to say Jordan actually but i'll give you 10 points for a shoe.

by **Mandrake** » Jan 29th, '09, 19:30

Ta, in that case do I need to go over to the Riddle Thread and post one?

by **heronjester** » Jan 29th, '09, 19:42

Mandrake wrote:
??? wrote:The aqueduct?
I'm sorry, that reply just doesn't hold water....

~~Groan~~

by **Dominic Rougier** » Jan 29th, '09, 20:17

Famous? No.

I have an imbd page though

by **IAIN** » Jan 29th, '09, 20:23

well, my family recognise me in the street...does that count?

by **Ian The Magic-Ian** » Jan 29th, '09, 20:39

I'm not much, but I'm all I think about...

by **TheStoner** » Jan 30th, '09, 00:08

Hmmm - so no-one is REALLY famous then. My brother's arm was on telly for a few seconds about 28 years ago, does that count?

by **themagicwand** » Jan 30th, '09, 00:13

queen of clubs wrote:"themagicwand" is really Paul Bell!

Shush! Don't tell them...

by **Mark Waddington** » Jan 30th, '09, 00:19

TheStoner wrote:Hmmm - so no-one is REALLY famous then. My brother's arm was on telly for a few seconds about 28 years ago, does that count?

Well ive done a lot of TV, Radio, and some film work, as well as popping up in the national papers every so often, does that count???

by **Tomo** » Jan 30th, '09, 01:04

TheStoner wrote:Hmmm - so no-one is REALLY famous then. My brother's arm was on telly for a few seconds about 28 years ago, does that count?

A researcher at the BBC called me today for me day job to see if I know anything about a specific online consumer security problem his programme is covering, and would I be prepared to be filmed again (I got on camera but not broadcast just before Christmas for the same show). I didn't readily know enough about what he was after, but I'm looking into it just in case he doesn't subsequently find anyone suitable. It's a good laugh trying not to muck your wocking furds up when there's a red light on. It's about 6 million viewers if it's broadcast. Will that do?

by **Harry Guinness** » Jan 30th, '09, 01:10

My TV one will only get 60,000 all around Ireland... I'll get my 90 seconds of fame!!!

by **DenmarkKilo** » Jan 30th, '09, 01:18

I was on BBC Radio Wales in the morning news broadcast, talking live on air about gaming, and the Game On exhibition.

Not magic related, not exciting, not famous, but I think I did well on it, and I got a free taxi ride into work out of it. I finally get value for my licence fee...

by **Tenko** » Jan 30th, '09, 01:31

Unlike Mark, in my 3 television appearances, I was standing up :shock:

by **Craig Browning** » Jan 30th, '09, 05:16

TheStoner wrote:Hmmm - so no-one is REALLY famous then. My brother's arm was on telly for a few seconds about 28 years ago, does that count?

Truth is anyone that really is "famous" would probably not reveal their presence at the public level. You'll see this in many forums unless they are there to peddle their wares, such as you find over at the green slime pit (a.k.a. Magic Cafe)

However, if you were to get into the David Copperfield forums you might run into some famous people :twisted:

by **yddraig** » Jan 30th, '09, 10:41

I was interviewed on radio years back by Billy (Giza Clue) Butler. If you're in the Merseyside area you'll know him......

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