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Tinyshoes

purpledonkey wrote: »

:rotfl: sorry, that made me laugh! I think this generation has a short enough attention span that the mood won't last long, not like when Take That disbanded. :rotfl:

Good luck

I have never forgiven Donny Osmond for not coming to tea on a Sunday. :mad:

I think I was about 7 when I sent him a letter on my best notepaper. About 5 days notice. :rotfl:

purpledonkey

Tinyshoes wrote: »

The three of them certainly are a great team but there was no way BBC could have let Clarkson stay. He definitely crossed a line.

Agreed. He doesn't seem remorseful about putting a lot of people out of work either :mad:

rockyrose

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have never forgiven Donny Osmond for not coming to tea on a Sunday. :mad:

I think I was about 7 when I sent him a letter on my best notepaper. About 5 days notice. :rotfl:

Oh lol for me and you but tears then back in the day. At least yours was just tea. I assumed, of course, that Donny and i would be getting married at some point. I did not seem to think at the time that it mattered much that
a. he lived 1000's of miles away
b. he was a superstar
and
c. he didn't know I existed

i just could not understand how he could go, get engaged to someone else and break my heart...why didnt he know how i felt....:rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have never forgiven Donny Osmond for not coming to tea on a Sunday. :mad:

I think I was about 7 when I sent him a letter on my best notepaper. About 5 days notice. :rotfl:

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: on your best paper

Enterprise_1701C

Tinyshoes wrote: »

I have never forgiven Donny Osmond for not coming to tea on a Sunday. :mad:

I think I was about 7 when I sent him a letter on my best notepaper. About 5 days notice. :rotfl:

I wrote to Des O'Connor when I was 7 and asked him to sing 123 O'Leary for me. I never found out if he did cos we were on holiday the week I asked him to sing it . Still have the Signed photo with a note (doubt if it was written by him though):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

TrulyMadly

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ilovegreatdanes

Evangeline1971 wrote: »

Yes I would actually, even if only £1000 (although it would likely be much higher) It would take me months to earn that at just over minimum wage. I really would be happy to be punched in the face if I got lots of cash for it

Dont know if you are joking or serious:undecided:undecided so I dont what to say ......

Tinyshoes

rockyrose wrote: »

Oh lol for me and you but tears then back in the day. At least yours was just tea. I assumed, of course, that Donny and i would be getting married at some point. I did not seem to think at the time that it mattered much that
a. he lived 1000's of miles away
b. he was a superstar
and
c. he didn't know I existed

i just could not understand how he could go, get engaged to someone else and break my heart...why didnt he know how i felt....:rotfl:

Oh I knew my older cousin was going to marry him and I didn't stand a chance. :rotfl:

How sad is this I even remember standing at the front window waiting for him to turn up, got my mum to make cakes (well she did every week), of course I didn't believe her until the time passed that he wasn't coming.

Tinyshoes

Enterprise_1701C wrote: »

I wrote to Des O'Connor when I was 7 and asked him to sing 123 O'Leary for me. I never found out if he did cos we were on holiday the week I asked him to sing it . Still have the Signed photo with a note (doubt if it was written by him though):rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Well I never even got a reply. :mad: so you did better than me. :rotfl:

bubbs

Tinyshoes wrote: »

Oh I knew my older cousin was going to marry him and I didn't stand a chance. :rotfl:

How sad is this I even remember standing at the front window waiting for him to turn up, got my mum to make cakes (well she did every week), of course I didn't believe her until the time passed that he wasn't coming.

Awwww poor TS:(