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Hugh-Mongous
22 Feb 12 03:04
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There are very few people/celebrities I admire but nevertheless, I have my own elite list of my own particular heroes.

I loved  The Stranglers when I was younger but I have much more 'admiration' for a solo performer like Ian McNabb.

I reckon Clint Eastwood is probably my movie hero, though anything humorous (which keeps me going)  is more important to me, and the ones that have kept the smile on my boat are Bill Hicks, Larry David, Chris Morris & Steve Coogan.

Surely I can't be alone in forming a sort of 'bond' with these icons...or can I?

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By:
short_4rse
When: 22 Feb 12 07:53
mine are in an 8 inch box.
By:
duncan idaho
When: 22 Feb 12 08:48
John Peel always will be, he was like a father figure thru my teens....also dawned on me how much enjoyment Iain McCulloch had given me down the years when i saw them last year....will have to give this some thought but think i've got a bit wary of heroes having idolised Alan Hansen in my youth! Cry
By:
Ron-Russian
When: 22 Feb 12 08:58
Danny dyer!
By:
HRH The Lager Khan
When: 22 Feb 12 09:09
Lenny Henry, Davina McCall, Anthony Worrall Thompson, Fearne Cotton, James Corden, Michael Mcintyre and Dianne Abbott.
By:
HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 22 Feb 12 12:47
^^^^
surprised not to see Matt Dawson in that list.
By:
Burton-Brewers
When: 22 Feb 12 12:50
Dennis Skinner and Arthur Scargill
By:
NSL
When: 22 Feb 12 12:54
Sporting heroes are/were Chris Joynt and Colin Hendry. No real heroes musically, Weller maybe.
By:
Capt__F
When: 22 Feb 12 13:02
Albert Tatlock, kennyman and Emu in no particular ordre
By:
iamajambo
When: 22 Feb 12 13:04
Nelson Mandela,possibly the greatest human being ever.
By:
iamajambo
When: 22 Feb 12 13:05
And for a sports person,Steve Ovett.
By:
DONEMYLOT
When: 22 Feb 12 13:54
My Dad
By:
Brian_Ookiebasher
When: 22 Feb 12 14:06
John Barrowman
Graham Norton
Dale Winton
Julian Clarey
Gok Wan
Ascot Fashion Man
By:
Brian_Ookiebasher
When: 22 Feb 12 14:06
Forgot CJ From Eggheads
By:
twomatchpoints
When: 25 Feb 12 18:22
Hello Joe
By:
orioles
When: 25 Feb 12 18:47
It changes.

A particular hero is John Martyn at the moment ... I suppose the one constant on my list would be Nye Bevan.
By:
orioles
When: 25 Feb 12 19:08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=051_taCenfU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mk8OsZESTxg
By:
Slippy Blue
When: 25 Feb 12 23:44
Sir Henry Cecil
Sir David Attenborough
Tom Watson
Seve Ballesteros
By:
TambourineMan.
When: 25 Feb 12 23:49
William Franklin "Billy" Graham, Jr.
By:
RLKingPunter
When: 26 Feb 12 00:29
Mark Everett (eels )
Louden Wainwright
Ian Anderson ( the tull )
Mark Lanegan
David Gedge

and my Dad
By:
Nilsson Schmilsson
When: 26 Feb 12 01:12
John Part
By:
thegiggilo
When: 26 Feb 12 02:08
alex higgins
viv richards
james dean bradfield
steve coogan
michael holding
kenny dalgleish
By:
macarony
When: 26 Feb 12 13:29
3 local heroes
John Dock
Maggie Anne 6 toes

and best of all Moo Moo
By:
Journeyman
When: 26 Feb 12 15:07
1. Daniela Hantuchova


2. Kevin Shields of MBV
3. Andy 'Mighty Muzza' Murray
4. Peter Cook
5. Whigfield (for knocking Wet Wet Wet off the top of the charts 17 years ago Happy:) )
By:
page-413
When: 26 Feb 12 17:40
John Terry and Gary Glitter
By:
Lucky Trifecta
When: 26 Feb 12 17:43
Bill Hicks, passed away 18 years ago today. Sadly missed.
By:
kirschingaround
When: 26 Feb 12 19:46
Bobby Goulding....
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