Ultimate BGRH guy?

biko · 19-04-2007 02:57PM #1

I suggest Ron Jeremy
Still "at it" after all these years

Karl Hungus · 19-04-2007 03:01PM

Yeah, absolute legend, he's the patron saint of BG&RH.

MBC · 19-04-2007 03:02PM

Nah man its got to be Homie:

Degsy · 19-04-2007 03:30PM

Good old Oliver Reed FTW

Mr Magnolia · 19-04-2007 03:34PM

It can only be...

Robbo · 19-04-2007 03:36PM

Tony Soprano?

Degsy · 19-04-2007 03:57PM

dr.bollocko · 19-04-2007 03:59PM

Im with Degsy. Has to be Johnny Vegas. Deadly sense of humour, bigger than your average, also deals dope.... what a good mate to have.

matt-dublin · 19-04-2007 04:05PM

Tony Soprano gets my vote,
beer, guns, good food, excellent beerbelly and unlimited goumages

Icequeen · 19-04-2007 04:45PM

I'm shocked at you's boys, nine post and not one of you have mentioned

or

or the original BGRH

Degsy · 19-04-2007 05:02PM

good old Jack Duckworth

Pherekydes · 19-04-2007 07:03PM

Surely your hero is this guy:

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So Glad · 19-04-2007 07:10PM

How does he......live?

Our man in Havana · 19-04-2007 08:50PM

Only God knows! :eek:

admiralofthefleet · 19-04-2007 08:57PM

oliver reed, legend. died during the making of gladiator on a bender in malta, what a way to go

19-04-2007 11:45PM

How does he......live?

Like a king I'd imagine.

Degsy · 20-04-2007 09:38AM

admiralofthefleet wrote:

oliver reed, legend. died during the making of gladiator on a bender in malta, what a way to go

He dropped down dead in a pub called "The Pub" in Valletta,he'd just ordered a big round of drinks.That pub is closed now,damn,i used to love it...100 degrees outside and minus 10 in the boozer!

J.S. Pill · 20-04-2007 02:05PM

Al Bundy - an affront to 100 years of femminism. I Second that

As for Jack Duckworth...I think he puts up with more hen-pecking than is good for a man. Vera won't let him eat fry ups no more!

And aren't we forgetting someone?