is there anybody famous that was born in your home town?

[jefhatfield]

no person where i am from became famous

of course, with 4400 people, the odds are very slim indeed

in the neighboring city, which is more than ten times the population, pete incaviglia the baseball player is kind of a local hero there since he's the only hometown hero

and about 20 miles away, the local artichoke festival in castroville once had a relatively unknown los angeles starlet by the name of marilyn monroe come up here to be the event's first queen

[Abstract]

Elvis Stojko, the men's figure skater.

Hayden Christensen: aka - Anakin Skywalker/Darth.

Some pop group as well. They were big 2 summers ago.......and then they forced into involuntary retirement.

And FYI, I live in Vaughan, Ontario, Canada, which is a city directly adjacent to Toronto, the greatest city in the world. :cool:

*sigh*

If only that were true. :(

[Durandal7]

Well, there was Kenny Rogers, he was born there.

Both Bushes lived there a while.

It was named after Sam Houston, but i don't know if that counts.

[scem0]

TONS of people from Austin, Texas.

Carol Burnett (1933 - ) Comedian and actress of “The Carol Burnett Show”; born in San Antonio.

Dwight D. Eisenhower (1890 - 1969) The 34th U.S. President (1953-1961); born in Denison.

Lyndon B. Johnson (1908 - 1973) The 36th U.S. President (1963-1969); born in Stonewall.

Dan Rather (1931 - ) TV newscaster and host of CBS Evening News; born in Wharton.

Steven Fuller Austin (1793 - 1836) Founding father of Texas and namesake of the state's capital.

George W. Bush (1946 - ) 43rd U.S. President; grew up in Midland and Houston.

Roy Orbison (1936 - 1988) Singer; born in Vernon.

Selena Perez (1971 - 1995) Famous Latin singer; born in Texarkana.

Willie Nelson (1933 - ) Country music singer and songwriter; born in Abbott.

Nolan Ryan (1947 - ) Baseball pitcher who pitched seven no-hitters; born in Refugio.

Sandra Day O'Connor (1930 - ) U.S. Supreme Court justice; born in El Paso.

Mary Kay Ash (1915 -2001) Cosmetics entrepreneur and founder of Mary Kay cosmetics; born in Hot Wells.

Clyde Barrow (1909 - 1934) Outlaw and partner in crime with Bonnie Parker; born in Teleco.

Buddy Holly (1936 - 1959) Musician, considered one of the fathers of rock 'n roll; born in Lubbock.

H. Ross Perot (1930 - ) Dallas computer billionaire, philanthropist, and independent (Reform Party) candidate for U.S. president in 1992 and 1996; born in Texarkana.

all those were from here (http://www2.thingstodo.com/states/TX/famous_people.htm)

And there are soooo many others that are more pop-culture entertainers like weezer, matthew mcconaughey, and sheryl crow.

scem0

[Durandal7]

Wait a minute.

jef, are we talking about where we came from or where we live now?

[caveman_uk]

Mr Bessemer inventor of the Bessemer Converter involved in the making of steel was born in Charlton that's barely a mile from where I live.

Oh and John Kettley (he's a weatherman) lives nearby (but Michael Fish doesn't - UK readers may understand the relevance of the last comment)

[marcsiry]

I'm from New York City (born on 68th and York, in Manhattan).

I'm going to skip this poll.

Besides, everyone from New York City is famous in their own minds....:cool:

[medea]

none other than myself that I know of.

[groovebuster]

Too many to name...

[WinterMute]

Calvin Burt, who I believe is racing Indy cars at the moment, and was racing British Touring Cars, lived in my road as a kid.

He had a little peddle racing car and told everyone he was going to be a racing driver when he grew up:D Kid knew what he wanted to do.

I also new Blaze Bailey well, late of Iron Maiden and Wolfsbane, they used to come to our gigs in the Tamworth Arts Centre in 1980/81.

Linzi Hately was jeff Hatelys sister, him: guitarist in Wolsfbane, her: London West End musical theatre leading lady.

And me of course, although 15 minutes is about all I was worth;) (don't pry I wont tell):p :p

[MrMacMan]

Off the top of my head:
Sarah Hughes -- Winner of the Gold Medal Last Olympics

Rest are from here (http://www.longisland.com/special_events/sp_event.php?ID=85)
Billy Joel
F. Scott Fitzgerald
Charlie Chaplin
W.C. Fields
Joan Crawford
Groucho Marx.
Alan King
Oscar Hammerstein

[rainman::|:|]

Besides me?

;)

no.

pnw

[Frozone]

There have been a few Olympic Gold Medalist from my town(A Lil' under 20,000 people) and the one next to it(about 10,000). Charlie Ward wasn't born in my town but he grew up and went to high school here and his dad is a substitute at our highschool, who I have had a few times. Jackie Robinson was born in the town next to us. And then there is a bunch of other people that go on to be in the NFL and stuff like that since South Georgia's religion is football and were good at it.

[iGav]

errr....

Pete Waterman (Pop-tastic guru) :p

Clint Mansell (Ex-PWEI frontman and current soundtrack guru!) ;)

And of course, Peeping Tom and Lady Godiva.. (even though technically she wasn't from Coventry) heh-heh-heh!! :D

[FriarTuck]

I used to live a couple of blocks away from the boyhood home of Theodore Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber.

[jethroted]

Nia Vardelos!


You know that chick from "My big fat greek A$$"

[tpjunkie]

Buzz Aldrin was born in my town, about two blocks from where I live, there's a rock with a plaque in front of his house.

Richard Burgi, a TV actor is from Montclair, NJ as well.

Several celebrities live in montclair but were not born there, there's actor Joe Morton, Yogi Berra, Olympia Dukakis (Ok, thats pushing 'celebrity'), Jackie Robinson lived here when he died, Michael Strahan of the NY Giants lives here, Christina Ricci wasn't born here, but grew up here and went to the public schools from '88 until '95 (she's in all the old yearbooks, its kinda cool).

Tom Cruise is from the town next to mine, Glen Ridge, but I guess that doesn't count.

[jefhatfield]

Originally posted by Durandal7
Wait a minute.

jef, are we talking about where we came from or where we live now?

..basically famous people who were born where you were born

and in my case, that's the same house:p

my grandmother used to live two houses away when she was alive and my parents are six blocks away...most of my clients in both businesses i have live in the same town...my pre-school, elementary, middle school, and high school are in the same town...so talk about all inclusive:p

[michaelrjohnson]

just a few...

most recently Laurel Clark (astronaut aboard last columbia mission) RIP

but what's really big here?:
william horlick <- inventor of malted milk, invented in racine, wi

global headquarters of:
Modine
TwinDisc
In-Sink-Erator
Case Tractors (Case-NewHolland)
Dremel Tools

SC Johnson Wax (Glade, Raid, Off, Edge, etc, etc. etc...)

[Abstract]

Originally posted by FriarTuck
I used to live a couple of blocks away from the boyhood home of Theodore Kaczynski, aka the Unabomber.

What a lousy ad campaign that would make for your town. ;)

[Juventuz]

I was born in NYC so there are WAAY too many people to list...

I've lived in Binghamton since I was 13 so I can also call it my home, we've got...

Edward Johnson and Henry B. Endicott who formed Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co.

IBM was also founded in Endicott

Rod Serling, of the Twilight Zone, was born, raised and lived in Binghamton.

Johnny Hart, the cartoonist of BC and the Wizard of Id.

Binghamton is also famous for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root and the invention of margarine.

[Pete_Hoover]

None that I can really think of off the top of my head, since technically I live in a town of 3,000 people right out of Fort Worth, Texas. Therefore I can't really name people from Fort Worth. But more recently, Kelly Clarkson emerged and she was from about 15 miles from here. Well, I'm spent.

[QCassidy352]

JFK.

[dreamlance]

Allie Landry (Miss USA), Chanda Reubin (tennis), Hollis Conway (track), Jake Delhomme and Ryan Guidry (both NFL). I think Richard Simmons went to our university. Can't say if he was born here though. Ernest Gaines currently lives here as our writer-in-residence. I went swimming with him the other day.

[dave1234]

I am from Minnesota, and the Heavy Metal band
American Headcharge came out of Minnesota. Thats about it for Minnesota, Cept for our big mall and big treatment center.

[D0ct0rteeth]

Originally posted by Juventuz
I was born in NYC so there are WAAY too many people to list...

I've lived in Binghamton since I was 13 so I can also call it my home, we've got...

Edward Johnson and Henry B. Endicott who formed Endicott-Johnson Shoe Co.

IBM was also founded in Endicott

Rod Serling, of the Twilight Zone, was born, raised and lived in Binghamton.

Johnny Hart, the cartoonist of BC and the Wizard of Id.

Binghamton is also famous for Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root and the invention of margarine.

I am from Binghamton too.. but now I am in Nashville.

I wont even go there :)

-Doc

[TimDaddy]

Very few people are born in my town, period. It is so small that the maternity section at our hospital is always going out of business! There is an old country singer, John Conlee, who is from my town. I think back in the day he was up there with Hank Williams, Merle Haggard and all the famous classic country singers. Captain Kirk (William Shatner) lives here now. And, George H. Bush, George W. Bush, and Queen Elizabeth II attend church right around the corner from the house I grew up in whenever visiting KY.

[wdlove]

I was born in Middletown, Ohio. To me it's my father-in-law. He's a physician that served proudly in WW II. The Medical Director of Armco Steel Corporation until his retirement. He touched many lives in our town!

[ExoticFish]

Joe Walsh from the Eagles & a couple of the guys from DEVO (woot!)... other than that i don't know

Micheal Keaton, Drew Carey, and John de Lancie all went to college here too, so that's pretty cool.

[jadariv]

I grew up in a town of 1100 people in Nebraska. The only famous person from there is the clown Frosty Little. He is the head clown for the Ringling Bros. Circus.

Of course, last time i visited, i was told i was getting close in popularity. Since i am the only one from my hometown with movie and tv credits.

Maybe they will give me a day like Frosty Little Day. I hope it will be in October. It's the only bearable month in Nebraska. I'm going to start planning my float.

[P-Worm]

Patrick Fugit, the boy reporter from Almost famous, was a well known aquaintance of mine. We were both in The Nutcracker here in Salt Lake City.

He disappeared after that movie though...

P-Worm

[tpjunkie]

Originally posted by ExoticFish

Joe Walsh from the Eagles


Wait a second! I'm not sure if he was born in my town, but I KNOW he went to my high school, the Joe Walsh award was created the year I graduated! Where are you from ExoticFish

[BaghdadBob]

Kevin Costner went to my High School and Tony Hawk lived around there for a little while. To bad I couldn't care less.

[BaghdadBob]

Originally posted by jefhatfield
..basically famous people who were born where you were born
Well, I was born at Cedar Sinai in LA, so...well, I'll stick with where I went to HS.

[PeterVanTassel]

Some of you guys might want to put what city you are talking about because your "locations" are too cute to give us a clue ;)

But I'm from Oakland CA, the most talented city in the world (myself excluded)

Sports: (all stars only)
NBA: Bill Russell, Gary Payton, Jason Kidd, Antonio Davis, Paul Silas
MLB: Jackie Jenson, Frank Robinson, Reggie Jackson, Joe Morgan, Rickey Henderson, Dave Stewart, Billy Martin

Entertainment:
music: Too $hort, MC Hammer, Tony Toni Tone, 1/2 of metallica, Primus, CCR, Sly & family Stone, Tower of power
Also tom Hanks

Politrix: Earl Warren, black panthers & a whole stack a shysters

Authors: Jack London, Maxine Hong Kingston, gertrude stein, amiri barka

Infamous: Felix Mitchell, inventor of crack cocaine, Hell's angels

there's more but....i think we've all lost intrest in my likkle list now;)

[ExoticFish]

Originally posted by tpjunkie
Wait a second! I'm not sure if he was born in my town, but I KNOW he went to my high school, the Joe Walsh award was created the year I graduated! Where are you from ExoticFish

i live in Kent, OH. I'm not sure how long he lived here but i hear my mom talk all the time about how she hung out with Joe Walsh and the guys from Devo.

[mrjamin]

Kate Winslet
Lenny Henry/Dawn French (for those of you who don't know who they are, they're two big comedians who're also married)

There are a load more but i can't remember any of them. Oh yeah, oscar wilde was in jail (or gail as it was then) in Reading for buggery. Coincidentally, Wilde also wrote The Importance of being Ernest in the place where i used to live (about 100 miles to the south east)

FYI i'm in Reading, Berkshire, UK

[MrMacMan]

Originally posted by Abstract
What a lousy ad campaign that would make for your town. ;)

Come live in our town, many great people have grown up here who include:
'The Unabomber' famous for his...

Yeah that ad campaing would fail reallly bad.

BaghdadBob -- There is a 'edit' button when you come up with something new 3 min after your last post. ;)

I have some great people lived here, but not many stayied, many left because of the lack of things to do here.

[vniow]

Jeremy Castle (1974 - ) Country music singer/songwriter; born in Oklahoma City, raised in Blanchard.

That's the only one that I found that was born in the exact same town as I was, there's more that were in the whole state though:

Woody Guthrie (1912 - 1967) Folk singer, guitarist, and composer. He published over 1,000 songs of social commentary; born in Okemah.

Mickey Mantle (1931 - 1995) Baseball player. He was a star player for the New York Yankees; born in Spavinaw.

Garth Brooks (1962 - ) Famous Country/Western singer who has sold over 104 million albums; born in Tulsa.

L. Gordon Cooper Jr. (1927 - ) Astronaut; born in Shawnee.

Vince Gill (1957 - ) Famous singer; born in Norman.

James Francis "Jim" Thorpe (1888 - 1953) An Olympic champion and professional football legend; born near Prague.

Patti Page (1927 - ) Famous singer; born in Claremore.

Chuck Norris (1940 - ) Famous martial arts star and action movie star; born in Ryan.

John Hope Franklin (1915 - ) Author, born in Rentiesville.

James Garner (1928 - ) Famous actor; born in Norman.

Tony Randall (1920 - ) Emmy-award winning television and film actor, most noted for his role as Felix Unger in the sitcom The Odd Couple; born in Tulsa.

Maria Tallchief (1925 - ) Classical dancer and prima ballerina for the New York City Ballet; born in Fairfax.

Paul Harvey (1918 - ) Broadcaster; born and raised in Tulsa.

Reba McEntire (1955 - ) Famous Country music singer; born in Chockie.

Brad Pitt (1963 - ) Actor, famous for movies such as Legends of the Fall, Seven Years in Tibet and Meet Joe Black; born in Shawnee.

Troy Aikman (1966 - ) Football player who led the Dallas Cowboys to 3 Super Bowl titles (1992,93,95); lived in Henryetta.

Alice Mary Robertson (1854-1931) Educator and social worker. She was the first woman from Oklahoma to be elected to the U.S. House of Representatives (1921-1923).

Toby Keith (1961 - ) Famous Country Western Singer; born in Clinton.

Blake Shelton (1976 - ) Famous Country/Western singer; grew up in Ada.

An unmentioned group of musicians that aren't country singers..http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=251202

The Flaming Lips.http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=251618

[BaghdadBob]

Originally posted by vniow
An unmentioned group of musicians that aren't country singers..http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=251202

The Flaming Lips.http://forums.macrumors.com/attachment.php?s=&postid=251618
"She uses vaaaaaaaaasoline....vaaaaaaaaasoline...."

[SpeedRacr26]

You guys got nothing...

Donna Karan and drum roll please........The guy who invented Viagra:p

[Foxer]

Originally posted by michaelrjohnson
just a few...

most recently Laurel Clark (astronaut aboard last columbia mission) RIP

but what's really big here?:
william horlick <- inventor of malted milk, invented in racine, wi

global headquarters of:
Modine
TwinDisc
In-Sink-Erator
Case Tractors (Case-NewHolland)
Dremel Tools

SC Johnson Wax (Glade, Raid, Off, Edge, etc, etc. etc...)


HEY! I'm in Raine too!

Let me add to your list:
Where I live:
Duane Kuiper - Play by play SF Giants TV announcer. (I know that because I am a Giants fan, not becasue he is famous around these parts.)

But where i was born:
1. Henry Ford (town motto is, of course, "The Hometown of Henry Ford"
2. One of the "New Monkees"
3. Derek Lowe - All-star pitcher from the Red Sox

[Juventuz]

Originally posted by D0ct0rteeth
I am from Binghamton too.. but now I am in Nashville.

I wont even go there :)

-Doc


How long have you been in Nashville?

I guess I should say I live in Chenango Bridge, it's not really Binghamton but hey it's only 3 miles from it.

[MarksEvilTwin]

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[void]

The King of Thailand was born in the same hospital as mine when his parents were studying at harvard(Mt. Auburn Hospital Cambridge MA)

[wdlove]

My wife works for Care Group Home Care. It's Mount Auburn Hospital that pays her salary. She often mentions that a lot of famous people go to Mount Auburn. As a result she has done visiting nursing for some of them!

[void]

Originally posted by wdlove
My wife works for Care Group Home Care. It's Mount Auburn Hospital that pays her salary. She often mentions that a lot of famous people go to Mount Auburn. As a result she has done visiting nursing for some of them!
Have you seen his portrait in the waiting room?

[D0ct0rteeth]

Originally posted by Juventuz
How long have you been in Nashville?

I guess I should say I live in Chenango Bridge, it's not really Binghamton but hey it's only 3 miles from it.

About 2 months. But I have lived everywhere. everywhere, baby!

I lived in Chenango Bridge for a few years.. right on river road by polar cap.

-Doc

[Sweetfeld28]

Toledo, Ohio: Jamie Farr — actor from M*A*S*H* TV show, also Katie Holmes — actor from Dawson's Creek. She went to the same school as my girlfriend.


Bowling Green, Ohio (not far from where i live): Scott Hamlton, the champion figure skater.

[dstorey]

My towns pretty small but their are a few famous and C list celebs from here, and the towns next door (they are near enough same place, theres no green land between them) I'm getting a lot of this from the knowhere guide so cant 100% verify all as true..


John Middleton, who plays Ashley the vicar in Emmerdale.
Lee hunter,the pissed bloke from steptoe & son still lives in whitley bay
Mickey Bridges (Soccer player for Leeds United)
MARK KNOPFLER of DIRE STRAIGHTS...even sang a song about whitley bay and its spanish city.
Sting was born in Wallesend, just around the corner, but he lost his v tag at the end of the pier in tynemouth ;)
Inventor of car windscreen wiper (whoever that may be)
Iain le Frenais (Lilkely Lads, Porridge etc)
The guy who started The Viz
Alun Armstrong
Andy Taylor from Duran Duran opened a bar called Rio's...if that coubts ;)
The man who drew all those Guinness Toucan pictures.

If you go slightly further to washington (not very far away), you can include george stephenson, inventer of the train and a certain George Washington. I suppoase the last two make up for most the rest which arnt much famous outside the uk.

[anneleonard]

Well I think mine is pretty impressive considering I grew up in a tiny (c. 2,000 residents) village north of Birmingham, in the UK, called Shenstone....

Helen Baxendale - She played Emily in Friends (the one with the really plummy accent who married Ross a couple of years ago), and was in Cold Feet in the UK for years

My sister was friends with her and my parents and her parents were friends. I can't remember ever meeting her, though, as she's 8 years older than me.

I think if people live in big cities they should only be allowed to cite ones that are from their particular area, coz otherwise its not specific enough!

[jefhatfield]

Originally posted by anneleonard


I think if people live in big cities they should only be allowed to cite ones that are from their particular area, coz otherwise its not specific enough!

i guess i cheated by naming a famous baseball player in a much larger neighboring town ;)

for my actual city of 4,000 or so, i can only say that i know that thyme lewis, the soap opera star went to the area schools in my city but i don't know if he was actually born there

[jxyama]

ethan hawke went to my h.s. for a few years... a bit while before i got there.

[Rezet]

Originally posted by jefhatfield
no person where i am from became famous

of course, with 4400 people, the odds are very slim indeed

in the neighboring city, which is more than ten times the population, pete incaviglia the baseball player is kind of a local hero there since he's the only hometown hero

and about 20 miles away, the local artichoke festival in castroville once had a relatively unknown los angeles starlet by the name of marilyn monroe come up here to be the event's first queen

Yes, Meg Ryan was born in this town where I live and she actually went to high school here. Meg ryan isn't her real name, Friend of mine showed a picture of her in a year book, but i forgot what her real name was. Little town in CT is only like 15k people.


Cheers.

[Taft]

I'm from Iron Mountain, MI. Its the hometown of Tom Izzo (head coach of the MSU basketball team) and Steve Mariucci (the former head coach of the SF 49ers and current head coach of the Detroit Lions).

There has been quite a lot of publicity about the two in sports circles lately. Both coaches grew up in IM and graduated the same year and both made it big around the same time. So the sports press has really latched onto the story. A bit much, actually.

But both of them are really nice guys and are still committed to Iron Mountain and the Upper Penninsula of Michigan. Good people.

Taft

[jefhatfield]

Originally posted by Taft
I'm from Iron Mountain, MI. Its the hometown of Tom Izzo (head coach of the MSU basketball team) and Steve Mariucci (the former head coach of the SF 49ers and current head coach of the Detroit Lions).

There has been quite a lot of publicity about the two in sports circles lately. Both coaches grew up in IM and graduated the same year and both made it big around the same time. So the sports press has really latched onto the story. A bit much, actually.

But both of them are really nice guys and are still committed to Iron Mountain and the Upper Penninsula of Michigan. Good people.

Taft

the 49ers organization firing mariucci was the stupidest move ever

the niners had a dynasty under walsh/siefert, then the team got old and good players went elsewhere and the team went into the toilet

mariucci then took that rotten team and rebuilt the dynasty around TO, garcia, and stokes and made them winners

without coach mariucci, the niners stars are going to get old and the dynasty will crumble and it may be five or ten years before the niners can regain that status...it might even take 20 years to get back to par and have even an 9-7 season

i cannot think of any move the niner's front office has done to shoot themselves in the foot so badly except for maybe releasing jerry rice, who then took the raiders to the superbowl...while the niners got to stay home and watch it on television:eek:

[laukev7]

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[Taft]

Originally posted by jefhatfield
the 49ers organization firing mariucci was the stupidest move ever

the niners had a dynasty under walsh/siefert, then the team got old and good players went elsewhere and the team went into the toilet

mariucci then took that rotten team and rebuilt the dynasty around TO, garcia, and stokes and made them winners

without coach mariucci, the niners stars are going to get old and the dynasty will crumble and it may be five or ten years before the niners can regain that status...it might even take 20 years to get back to par and have even an 9-7 season

i cannot think of any move the niner's front office has done to shoot themselves in the foot so badly except for maybe releasing jerry rice, who then took the raiders to the superbowl...while the niners got to stay home and watch it on television:eek:

Yeah, I totally agree. He shouldn't have been let go. He's too strong a coach and had too good a bond with the players to do something as stupid as fire him. Especially since he seemed to want to stay with the team.

But, on the upside, us Michigan-ders are happy because Mariucci will be coaching for Detroit. If he can do even a little of what he did with the 49ers, the Lions might have a chance at not sucking this year.

So I guess I view it as a blessing and a curse.

Taft

[iGav]

Originally posted by anneleonard
Helen Baxendale - She played Emily in Friends (the one with the really plummy accent who married Ross a couple of years ago), and was in Cold Feet in the UK for years

My sister was friends with her and my parents and her parents were friends. I can't remember ever meeting her, though, as she's 8 years older than me.


* marks off anneleonard as new best MR-BUD for knowing someone that knows HELEN BAXENDALE* ;)

Helen Baxendale=Yummy!! ;) :) :D

[britboy]

I was born in Plymouth, UK. Several famous people come from there, my favourite of which is Captain Robert Scott, back in 1868. He was the explorer who reached the south pole, together with a team of 4 others. Having reached their goal, they dropped off one by one, until finally they all succumbed to the cold.

Unfortunately he wasn't the first to make it to the S. Pole, but he's by far the most famous.

[ejb190]

Originally posted by iGAV
* marks off anneleonard as new best MR-BUD for knowing someone that knows HELEN BAXENDALE* ;)


Well I know I guy who has a friend who's dad lived next to David Letterman at Ball State!

Anyway, Rochester, IN has a lot of circus history. Elmo Lincoln (the first movie Tarzan), and Paul Spotts Emrick (first director of the Purdue Marching Band and the person responsible for creating marching bands as we know them today) are from Rochester. (Emrick's mother ran a hat shop that my grandmother used to go to!)

[jefhatfield]

Originally posted by iGAV
* marks off anneleonard as new best MR-BUD for knowing someone that knows HELEN BAXENDALE* ;)

Helen Baxendale=Yummy!! ;) :) :D

but iGav, you know i really am..in real life that is

so that makes me semi-famous from my home town:p ;)