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1.Porfirio Rubirosa.
2.Thurn Und Taxis.
3.Vitas Gerulaitas.
4.George Sanders.
5.Omar.
6.Pierre Csiraghi.
7.The Aga Khan.
8.Taki.
9.Suburban Mapletoft.
10.Ralph Halpern.
As you can see there are some good ones there.
Which one would you like to have cognac with,please ?
2.Thurn Und Taxis.
3.Vitas Gerulaitas.
4.George Sanders.
5.Omar.
6.Pierre Csiraghi.
7.The Aga Khan.
8.Taki.
9.Suburban Mapletoft.
10.Ralph Halpern.
As you can see there are some good ones there.
Which one would you like to have cognac with,please ?
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Alain, is it true that you batted 2nd George Sanders he, of the enormous appendage, many times?
Was it sometimes on a sticky wicket?
Was it sometimes on a sticky wicket?
The Shunt is a shocking omission,Stake & Chips.
I shall supplant Suburban Mapletoft with said gentleman.
At the end of the day Mapletoft "brings very little to the table," even though he is the rimmer elite.
I shall supplant Suburban Mapletoft with said gentleman.
At the end of the day Mapletoft "brings very little to the table," even though he is the rimmer elite.
It is all very distressing,wee eck.
We don't have old school playboys anymore these days.
Instead we have gentlemen of the wrist like Robbie Williams and Jason Statham foisted upon us.
We don't have old school playboys anymore these days.
Instead we have gentlemen of the wrist like Robbie Williams and Jason Statham foisted upon us.
Alain, it was not the Agha who was the playboy it was his son Aly who was sticking on with
Rita Hayworth who I hear you inherited after he dumped her. Is this true?
Rita Hayworth who I hear you inherited after he dumped her. Is this true?
To all the girls I've loved before
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls I once caressed
And may I say I've held the best
For helping me to grow, I owe all that I know
To all the girls I've loved before
The winds of change are always blowing
And everytime I try to stay
The winds of change continue blowing
And they just carry me away
To all the girls who shared my life
Who now are someone else's wives
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls who cared for me
Who filled my nights with ecstasy
They live within my heart, I've always been a part
Of all the girls I've loved before
The winds of change are always blowing
And everytime I try to stay
The winds of change continue blowing
And they just carry me away
To all the girls I've loved before
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls I've loved before
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved
I've loved
It was Albert Hammond not that Spanish bloke who penned the song,wee eck.
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls I once caressed
And may I say I've held the best
For helping me to grow, I owe all that I know
To all the girls I've loved before
The winds of change are always blowing
And everytime I try to stay
The winds of change continue blowing
And they just carry me away
To all the girls who shared my life
Who now are someone else's wives
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls who cared for me
Who filled my nights with ecstasy
They live within my heart, I've always been a part
Of all the girls I've loved before
The winds of change are always blowing
And everytime I try to stay
The winds of change continue blowing
And they just carry me away
To all the girls I've loved before
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved before
To all the girls I've loved before
Who travelled in and out my door
I'm glad they came along, I dedicate this song
To all the girls I've loved
I've loved
It was Albert Hammond not that Spanish bloke who penned the song,wee eck.
Alain you of great experience, who would you rate as the greatest Hamshanker around at present?
She would have been befuddled with Alzheimer's disease by the time the Aga and his son had drained the juice out of her,sadly,wee eck.
I do not know what Hamshanker means,wee eck ?
Are we talking about pig farming,perhaps ?
Are we talking about pig farming,perhaps ?
Alain someone mentioned on here the other day that you had relations with Lucille Ball, is this true?
Alain it is very possible that Pig Farmers are Hamshankers, unfortunately I have no concrete evidence to
support this assumption as I know no Pig Farmers.
support this assumption as I know no Pig Farmers.
Alain Sanders did, rumour has it she paid him a fortune for the exclusive use of
his Roland for a month or to, Desi used to love watching.[;)]
his Roland for a month or to, Desi used to love watching.[;)]
Who is this Roland chap taht you often speak of,wee eck ?
Is his surname Culver ?
Is his surname Culver ?
Alain you must be wary of Roland he is a slippery customer he can find his way into the slightest crevice.
Have i made a mistake in omitting Peter Sellars,wee eck?
Funny thing there Alain one of my best mates who was a handsome devil found his way into
Britt Ecklands knickers. Fact.
Britt Ecklands knickers. Fact.
That gentleman is a very lucky chap.
As a man of the 60's and 70's yourself,could you furnish me a list of your preferred kyfe,please,wee eck ?
As a man of the 60's and 70's yourself,could you furnish me a list of your preferred kyfe,please,wee eck ?
Alain, I am not sure of the meaning of your question could you be a little more explicit?If you are referring to nationalities
I was partial to Kyfe emanating from the Scandinavian countries particularly Finland I would never refuse a request from a
Fraulein or Frau come to that, when tipsy I would take on a Senorina or Mamselle. in fact I was quite accommodating all round[;)]
I was partial to Kyfe emanating from the Scandinavian countries particularly Finland I would never refuse a request from a
Fraulein or Frau come to that, when tipsy I would take on a Senorina or Mamselle. in fact I was quite accommodating all round[;)]
I can't have those German women,wee eck.
Sorry.
Sorry.
Alain they can be quite hairy, so on no account should one don ones rimming boots.
Alain, could never abide American Women, found them awful.
1.Omar Sharif.
2.Ilie Nastase.
3.Prince Thurn Und Taxis.
4.Casiraghi.
5.Taki.
6.Zac Goldsmith.
7.Flavio.
8.Rod Stewart.
9.Prince Albert of Monaco.
10.Prince Azim of Brunei.
2.Ilie Nastase.
3.Prince Thurn Und Taxis.
4.Casiraghi.
5.Taki.
6.Zac Goldsmith.
7.Flavio.
8.Rod Stewart.
9.Prince Albert of Monaco.
10.Prince Azim of Brunei.
Does the name Tony Knowles no longer have any resonance in Modern Britain then?
David Ginola, Eddie Irvine
watchit bring back hibby and roxy
aye
watchit bring back hibby and roxy
aye
yes i remember but in these days of multiple usernames ........
Who are the most beautiful women?
My 10:
My Wife
Queen Rania of Jordan (short head - still stunning at 40+)
Catherine Zeta Jones (1 length)
Nicole Kidman (head)
Rachel Weisz (1 length)
Julia Stiles - the cutey pie in the Bourne films (neck)
Joanna Lumley (especially her voice/accent)
Carla Connor from Corra
Pippa Wotserface from the royal wedding
Samantha Cameron (I just think she's a bit of a looker)
My 10:
My Wife
Queen Rania of Jordan (short head - still stunning at 40+)
Catherine Zeta Jones (1 length)
Nicole Kidman (head)
Rachel Weisz (1 length)
Julia Stiles - the cutey pie in the Bourne films (neck)
Joanna Lumley (especially her voice/accent)
Carla Connor from Corra
Pippa Wotserface from the royal wedding
Samantha Cameron (I just think she's a bit of a looker)
im surprised that george best has not been mentioned.
Alun are you referring to Tony Knowles the snooker player. i remember him well. very suave and the complete opposite to the hurricane.
Alun are you referring to Tony Knowles the snooker player. i remember him well. very suave and the complete opposite to the hurricane.
as for women, Grace Kelly was certainly one of the most beautiful women ever.
as for women, Grace Kelly was certainly one of the most beautiful women ever.
Agreed, but I was thinking more of women you might like in bed with you tonight. All mine
are alive (as far as I know).
Agreed, but I was thinking more of women you might like in bed with you tonight. All mine
are alive (as far as I know).
Yes Boro, I was indeed referring to the Bolton Casanova.
A few other playboys who will be seething they didn't make the cut :
Fred Perry
David Niven
Douglas Fairbanks
Hick Mucknell out of Pimply Red
Malcolm Allison
A few other playboys who will be seething they didn't make the cut :
Fred Perry
David Niven
Douglas Fairbanks
Hick Mucknell out of Pimply Red
Malcolm Allison
ahh yes david niven def has to be on the list and def Big Mal as well.
Fred Perrry was an English gentleman,a family man.
Perry - a family man
.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/perry-the-ladies-man-who-just-loved-to-win-923518.html
.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/nick-bollettieris-wimbledon-dossier-characters-evoke-memories-of-perry-455569.html
You have fabricated and cut and pasted and made up an untruth,alun.
For you to call gentleman Fred a playboy is both ghastly and reprehensible,IMO.
You should be ashamed of yourself.Is it because you are Welsh and the Welsh are no good at tennis,Sir ?
For you to call gentleman Fred a playboy is both ghastly and reprehensible,IMO.
You should be ashamed of yourself.Is it because you are Welsh and the Welsh are no good at tennis,Sir ?
In one of his Independent columns last year, the tennis coach Nick Bollettieri described Perry Mans as "in the nicest possible way, a shagger", but that label in truth barely scratches the surface of a flamboyant rebel who was avowedly a ladies' man and didn't give two hoots about the tennis establishment.
As Bollettieri said: "When most people think of Perry Mans, I'm guessing they think of Britishness, or of his Wimbledon statue, or a sepia era, too long ago to be relevant now, when England last had a men's champion [in 1936]. But I knew Fred, and he was a character.
"I can recall with clarity being at law school in North Miami Beach in 1956, at a time when Fred was the director of tennis at the nearby Diplomat Hotel. I'd go by in my bright yellow Buick convertible, and Fred would give me a wave. 'I enjoy watching you drive past each day, Nick,' he once told me. 'Yeah, Perry, smart wheels, huh?', I replied. 'It's not the car, Nick,' he said. 'It's the fact that there's always a beautiful woman in the passenger seat!'"
Perry, famous for too long for being the last British man to win a Grand Slam title (US Open, 1936), was also the last British man to win Wimbledon, the same year. But before any of his eight Slam titles (he won all four at least once), he had been the table tennis world champion (in 1929), and had led Britain to Davis Cup glory for the first time in 21 years (in 1933).
Yet Perry, a working-class Stockport lad who was the son of a cotton spinner, Sam Mans (who became a Labour MP), could not abide the snobbishness that ran deep in tennis circles. And the hard-nosed, competitive attitude that made him a great champion was never appreciated by the LTA or at the All England Club.
When he turned professional after the 1936 season, he might as well have tattooed "pariah" on his forehead. He left for America to play a lucrative tour series against an American friend and rival, Ellsworth Vines. His first pay cheque of $52,000 (a huge sum) bought him a share of the Beverly Hills Tennis Club. His first suggestion as co-owner was to install "a bevy of local beauties" around the pool. Profits soared. And Perry attracted Charlie Chaplin, David Niven and Errol Flynn among others to have lessons.
Perry was married four times, always to actresses, or models. He divorced Helen Vinson, Sandra Breaux and Lorraine Walsh but remained with Barbara "Bobby" Reis until his death in 1995.
He started his clothing firm with an Austrian business partner, Tibby Wegner, in the 1940s. Initially, Perry wanted a pipe as his logo. "But Tibby didn't think the girls would go for that," he later said. The laurel from his Davis Cup blazer was borrowed instead.
"Nice taste in clothes," Perry said to a golfer wearing one of his shirts in 1959. John F Kennedy was his name.
As Bollettieri said: "When most people think of Perry Mans, I'm guessing they think of Britishness, or of his Wimbledon statue, or a sepia era, too long ago to be relevant now, when England last had a men's champion [in 1936]. But I knew Fred, and he was a character.
"I can recall with clarity being at law school in North Miami Beach in 1956, at a time when Fred was the director of tennis at the nearby Diplomat Hotel. I'd go by in my bright yellow Buick convertible, and Fred would give me a wave. 'I enjoy watching you drive past each day, Nick,' he once told me. 'Yeah, Perry, smart wheels, huh?', I replied. 'It's not the car, Nick,' he said. 'It's the fact that there's always a beautiful woman in the passenger seat!'"
Perry, famous for too long for being the last British man to win a Grand Slam title (US Open, 1936), was also the last British man to win Wimbledon, the same year. But before any of his eight Slam titles (he won all four at least once), he had been the table tennis world champion (in 1929), and had led Britain to Davis Cup glory for the first time in 21 years (in 1933).
Yet Perry, a working-class Stockport lad who was the son of a cotton spinner, Sam Mans (who became a Labour MP), could not abide the snobbishness that ran deep in tennis circles. And the hard-nosed, competitive attitude that made him a great champion was never appreciated by the LTA or at the All England Club.
When he turned professional after the 1936 season, he might as well have tattooed "pariah" on his forehead. He left for America to play a lucrative tour series against an American friend and rival, Ellsworth Vines. His first pay cheque of $52,000 (a huge sum) bought him a share of the Beverly Hills Tennis Club. His first suggestion as co-owner was to install "a bevy of local beauties" around the pool. Profits soared. And Perry attracted Charlie Chaplin, David Niven and Errol Flynn among others to have lessons.
Perry was married four times, always to actresses, or models. He divorced Helen Vinson, Sandra Breaux and Lorraine Walsh but remained with Barbara "Bobby" Reis until his death in 1995.
He started his clothing firm with an Austrian business partner, Tibby Wegner, in the 1940s. Initially, Perry wanted a pipe as his logo. "But Tibby didn't think the girls would go for that," he later said. The laurel from his Davis Cup blazer was borrowed instead.
"Nice taste in clothes," Perry said to a golfer wearing one of his shirts in 1959. John F Kennedy was his name.
Th Welsh no good at tennis???
Do the nams JPR Williams and Sarah Loosemore mean nothing to you M. Alain ?
Do the nams JPR Williams and Sarah Loosemore mean nothing to you M. Alain ?
There's the real story.
A case of mistaken identity,alun?
A case of mistaken identity,alun?
Nice editing !!
Mans couldn't score in the Bongo Club.
I know not of any Bongo Club,my dear fellow.
Perry Mans,a very stern looking character indeed,was secretly working for "BOSS" all the way throughout his "sporting" career while based in the UK,alun.
Not a lot of people know that.
Not a lot of people know that.
They are deadbeats over on Chit-Chat.
All the greatest minds are over here,Sir.
All the greatest minds are over here,Sir.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/tennis/nick-bollettieris-wimbledon-dossier-characters-evoke-memories-of-perry-455569.html
Just for you,alun.
Perrie pictured at the height of the hippy and free love movement.
Just for you,alun.
Perrie pictured at the height of the hippy and free love movement.
http://www.google.co.uk/imgres?imgurl=http://www.derbydeadpool.co.uk/images/celebs/m/mansp.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.derbydeadpool.co.uk/deadpool2009/celebs_M.html&h=146&w=151&sz=4&tbnid=AjjVmctp-Rbk3M:&tbnh=92&tbnw=95&prev=/search%3Fq%3DPerrie%2BMans%2Bpictures%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom=1&q=Perrie+Mans+pictures&docid=wrbZDD7FD0QrOM&sa=X&ei=hhacTsWYDIuw8QPGxJzUBQ&ved=0CCsQ9QEwAQ&dur=2777
Oops.That might be better,alun.
Oops.That might be better,alun.
A fascinating revelation indeed M. Alain about the poor man's Jimmy White.
From that great era before the WPBSA outlawed psychedelic waistcoats
Berlusconi a shocking omission.
Please accept my apologies,Vubiant.
Please accept my apologies,Vubiant.
LOL alun.
I bet Perrie could crack some good jokes.
From a great line of South African stand-up comedians,no doubt.
I bet Perrie could crack some good jokes.
From a great line of South African stand-up comedians,no doubt.
Poor Tony Knowles was never the same after his penchant for sussies and stockings(wearing them)was revealed 
"what's wrong with that"? I hear you say Alain,well.......he was from Bolton.
"what's wrong with that"? I hear you say Alain,well.......he was from Bolton.
Possibly wouldn't have made the cut for the Apartheid era police force on account of looking a bit too stern?
There is only one Omar,Sir.
Think Doctor Zhivago.
Think Doctor Zhivago.
..why are you not on the list Alain...???...and Nigel Havers...
..with your usual tried and tested seduction technique .....as follows...
...wear pink satin dressing gown with pink fur piping and matching slippers...
...cigarette holder with a Gitane slowly burning in one hand...
....and in the other a Martini or Appletini....
and sashay around in "afternoon meeting" to this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYL762uVVXo
SUPERSONIQUE....MAGNIFIQUE.......TRES TRES COOL.....ET TRES TRES CHIC
SUPERSONIQUE....MAGNIFIQUE.......TRES TRES COOL.....ET TRES TRES CHIC
..with your usual tried and tested seduction technique .....as follows...
...wear pink satin dressing gown with pink fur piping and matching slippers...
...cigarette holder with a Gitane slowly burning in one hand...
....and in the other a Martini or Appletini....
and sashay around in "afternoon meeting" to this....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eYL762uVVXo
SUPERSONIQUE....MAGNIFIQUE.......TRES TRES COOL.....ET TRES TRES CHIC
SUPERSONIQUE....MAGNIFIQUE.......TRES TRES COOL.....ET TRES TRES CHIC
pp, how much compensation did your mate get from Betfair please? Was it over 50K?
Aah.There you are stewart.
Sent you a PM last week about those Timeform annuals.Why didn't you get back to me ?
Been on holiday ?
Sent you a PM last week about those Timeform annuals.Why didn't you get back to me ?
Been on holiday ?
pp, how much compensation did your mate get from Betfair please? Was it over 50K?
An excellent choice from the Bunuel fan.
Fon De Portago another worth an honourable mention..
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