Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Gritt23 said:Your name is Aphex Twin? Blimey, you must have been amazed to find another.
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Hilton
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Another Matt Hills
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Never heard of this guy...
Jon Hall Biography
Brawny, athletic leading man who was once crowned "the King of Technicolor" (his queen was Maria Montez), Hall started in films as a bit player billed under his own name. The dark-haired, handsome actor worked his way up to substantial roles in Here's to Romance, Charlie Chan in Shanghai (both 1935), The Lion Man and The Mysterious Avenger (both 1936), among others, before being cast as Dorothy Lamour's sarong-clad native lover in John Ford's The Hurricane (1937), a huge success. As Jon Hall, he became a leading man, and freelanced for several studios, appearing in South of Pago Pago, Kit Carson (both 1940), Aloma of the South Seas (1941), and Eagle Squadron (1942), before being paired with exotic Maria Montez in a Technicolor spectacle for Universal, Arabian Nights (1942). Escape-hungry wartime audiences made it a big hit, and Universal kept the Hall-Montez team together in White Savage (1943), Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Cobra Woman, Gypsy Wildcat (all 1944), and Sudan (1945). When the formula finally petered out, Hall's star began to wane.
He made several Westerns, among them The Vigilantes Return (1947), Deputy Marshal (1949, costarring then-wife Frances Langford), and When the Redskins Rode (1951), before starring as "Ramar of the Jungle" in a 1952-54 syndicated TV series, some episodes of which were cut together and released as feature films. Overweight and lethargic, he never regained his box-office standing, although he did stay in the movie business by renting out some expensive photographic equipment he'd collected over the years. He also directed one film, The Beachgirls and the Monster (1965, aka Monster from the Surf Hall married actress Raquel Torres in 1959, and shot himself to death after spending several months in bed following an operation for bladder cancer.
Jon Hall Biography
Brawny, athletic leading man who was once crowned "the King of Technicolor" (his queen was Maria Montez), Hall started in films as a bit player billed under his own name. The dark-haired, handsome actor worked his way up to substantial roles in Here's to Romance, Charlie Chan in Shanghai (both 1935), The Lion Man and The Mysterious Avenger (both 1936), among others, before being cast as Dorothy Lamour's sarong-clad native lover in John Ford's The Hurricane (1937), a huge success. As Jon Hall, he became a leading man, and freelanced for several studios, appearing in South of Pago Pago, Kit Carson (both 1940), Aloma of the South Seas (1941), and Eagle Squadron (1942), before being paired with exotic Maria Montez in a Technicolor spectacle for Universal, Arabian Nights (1942). Escape-hungry wartime audiences made it a big hit, and Universal kept the Hall-Montez team together in White Savage (1943), Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves, Cobra Woman, Gypsy Wildcat (all 1944), and Sudan (1945). When the formula finally petered out, Hall's star began to wane.
He made several Westerns, among them The Vigilantes Return (1947), Deputy Marshal (1949, costarring then-wife Frances Langford), and When the Redskins Rode (1951), before starring as "Ramar of the Jungle" in a 1952-54 syndicated TV series, some episodes of which were cut together and released as feature films. Overweight and lethargic, he never regained his box-office standing, although he did stay in the movie business by renting out some expensive photographic equipment he'd collected over the years. He also directed one film, The Beachgirls and the Monster (1965, aka Monster from the Surf Hall married actress Raquel Torres in 1959, and shot himself to death after spending several months in bed following an operation for bladder cancer.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Well I don't know what she looks like, but apparently my namesake came last in the Montgomery County Swim Finals 13-14 years age group 50 metre freestyle final, representing Westleigh High School 
Just my luck that she's crap
Just my luck that she's crap
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
Hmm...
The other Andrew Palmer?
The other Andrew Palmer?
¡Cereal Killer!
Whale Oil Beef Hooked
Nathan Cook the Cellist
Nathan Cook
Research Engineer, Amcor
Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours), 1999
RMIT University
Nathan Cook
Research Engineer, Amcor
Bachelor of Engineering (Chemical) (Honours), 1999
RMIT University
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Donny Osmond
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- Jul 6, 2003
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Meet David Marchant the physician
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Matthew is a seasoned Management Consultant with eighteen years’ experience in business strategy implementation, via customer proposition design and project management. He specialises in designing and delivering customer facing processes, most notably in retail banking and other service sector organisations. He also has recent experience in business development within the FTSE 100 environment.
After an initial career as a fighter pilot, Matthew worked on major projects for a number of UK retail banks and building societies, before joining CSC Computer Sciences, where he worked on high profile projects with major clients throughout Europe in a number of industry sectors.
He then worked as an independent consultant with a number of blue-chip organisations, mainly on new business projects in retail banking, plus several start-up ventures.
Matthew is married with two young sons. For relaxation he swims, runs and reads.
sadly one of these is matt newnham aswell. i think its the one on the right...damn
After an initial career as a fighter pilot, Matthew worked on major projects for a number of UK retail banks and building societies, before joining CSC Computer Sciences, where he worked on high profile projects with major clients throughout Europe in a number of industry sectors.
He then worked as an independent consultant with a number of blue-chip organisations, mainly on new business projects in retail banking, plus several start-up ventures.
Matthew is married with two young sons. For relaxation he swims, runs and reads.
sadly one of these is matt newnham aswell. i think its the one on the right...damn
On the Left Wing
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Sir Nicholas Outterside (now deceased Australian cancer surgeon!)
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samparish said:Here is the other Sam Parish: a retired USAF Colonel apparently:
In the Red Cross
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samparish said:
Now you can see me in my full glory!
How many feckin stripes have you got!!!!
elbowpatches
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Not really sure which Richard Brown to use, but this lecturer has a rather good pose going on. Actually he is now scaring me a bit.
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samparish said:
and a cute patchwork quilt on your left breast mate!
elbowpatches
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So, more of me, could have chosen a district attourney, various flight pilots present and past, american footballer, various academics, an native american, the list is endless, but this is absolutely priceless.
I'm the 'boss' of some dodgy masonic group. High priest and prophet nonetheless.
http://www.wawashriners.org/divan2005.htm
I'm the 'boss' of some dodgy masonic group. High priest and prophet nonetheless.
http://www.wawashriners.org/divan2005.htm
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