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Sica Dan
10 Jun 15 23:31
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His autobiography was in the local charity shop's 25p bargain box, mind
you he was in exalted company, Tony Blair's was in their as well.

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Roger The Butler
When: 10 Jun 15 23:33
Was Tony Blair's in the fiction section?
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spellingandgrammarchecker
When: 11 Jun 15 13:06
No, it was with Pinochio and Lord Charles, in the 'famous puppets' section.
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HH Sultan Vinegar
When: 11 Jun 15 13:10
kinell why would someone so young as McIntyre have an autobiography out? WAC
By:
TheChaser
When: 11 Jun 15 15:10
Does he mention in the book that his dad shot himself
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TheChaser
When: 11 Jun 15 15:11
The moment Michael McIntyre was told his dad didn't die of a heart attack... he shot himself: Comic only discovered truth 17 years later

    McIntyre grew up believing his father, Ray Cameron, died of heart attack aged 55
    He said the traumatic event spurred him on to chase his dreams of fame
    But in 2010 the comic learned that his father had, in fact, committed suicide
    Cameron took his own life by shooting himself in Hollywood apartment
    He was broken by a disastrous career slide and subsequent loss in fortune
    McIntyre's stepmother Holly told him the truth during late-night phone call in 2010
    She said that it was his rapid rise to fame which led her to 'spill the beans'
    Holly speaks for the first time about 'the family's deepest, darkest secret'


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2789417/the-moment-michael-mcintyre-told-dad-didn-t-die-heart-attack-shot-himself.html#ixzz3clM1j43p
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TheChaser
When: 11 Jun 15 15:17
Hes old do to one these days

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miles_to_Go

she was 15-16

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