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Goose35
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 54
Straight Female, 55
0 miles · West Midlands
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List of famous residents of Wolverhampton
There are a number of notable people who are associated with Wolverhampton.
Political figures include Enoch Powell MP, Sir Charles Pelham Villiers MP - who holds the record for the longest serving MP, Helene Hayman, Baroness Hayman who was the first Lord Speaker within the House of Lords, former Cabinet minister Stephen Byers, David Wright, a former UK Ambassador to Japan and Button Gwinnett, who was a signatory of the US Declaration of Independence in his capacity as Governor of Georgia.
There are many sportspeople associated with the city, with footballers such as Billy Wright, Steve Bull, Bert Williams and Jimmy Mullen; along with Percy Stallard and Hugh Porter within the world of cycling, the Olympic medallist swimmer Anita Lonsbrough, racing driver and winner of the 24 hours of Le Mans Richard Attwood and athletes such as Tessa Sanderson and Denise Lewis.
Entertainers include actors Nigel Bennett, Frances Barber, Meera Syal and Eric Idle; and musicians Noddy Holder, Jamelia, Beverley Knight, Dave Holland, Maggie Teyte, Edward Elgar, Mitch Harris and Robert Plant; whilst television presenters Suzi Perry, Mark Rhodes and Mark Speight are also associated.
Within the area of commerce and industry, Sir Alfred Hickman (founder of Tarmac), Sir Geoffrey Mander, John Marston (founder of the Sunbeam company), John 'Iron Mad' Wilkinson (pioneer of Cast Iron) and Mervyn King Governor of the Bank of England are amongst the most notable.
List of famous residents of Wolverhampton
There are a number of notable people who are associated with Wolverhampton.
Political figures include Enoch Powell MP, Sir Charles Pelham Villiers MP - who holds the record for the longest serving MP, Helene Hayman, Baroness Hayman who was the first Lord Speaker within the House of Lords, former Cabinet minister Stephen Byers, David Wright, a former UK Ambassador to Japan and Button Gwinnett, who was a signatory of the US Declaration of Independence in his capacity as Governor of Georgia.
There are many sportspeople associated with the city, with footballers such as Billy Wright, Steve Bull, Bert Williams and Jimmy Mullen; along with Percy Stallard and Hugh Porter within the world of cycling, the Olympic medallist swimmer Anita Lonsbrough, racing driver and winner of the 24 hours of Le Mans Richard Attwood and athletes such as Tessa Sanderson and Denise Lewis.
Entertainers include actors Nigel Bennett, Frances Barber, Meera Syal and Eric Idle; and musicians Noddy Holder, Jamelia, Beverley Knight, Dave Holland, Maggie Teyte, Edward Elgar, Mitch Harris and Robert Plant; whilst television presenters Suzi Perry, Mark Rhodes and Mark Speight are also associated.
Within the area of commerce and industry, Sir Alfred Hickman (founder of Tarmac), Sir Geoffrey Mander, John Marston (founder of the Sunbeam company), John 'Iron Mad' Wilkinson (pioneer of Cast Iron) and Mervyn King Governor of the Bank of England are amongst the most notable.
hwoar:When here the first time i got to the point i could post anything even very personal stuff and often diddue to the fact i knew i'd get a lot of help and support on things. But now i mostly have sat and watched even when i wasnt a paid member i still read the forums.
I certainly isn`t the place it once was for me, that goes for the forum and the chat. Some of that is because i don't play anymore but mostly i it is because it just don't seem to be the same fun place anymore.
There was allways dissagreements yes but the amount of abuse i have seen latly is shocking.
I miss the old place but when my membership expires i dont think i will miss it so much this time just some of the people in it.
I certainly isn`t the place it once was for me, that goes for the forum and the chat. Some of that is because i don't play anymore but mostly i it is because it just don't seem to be the same fun place anymore.
There was allways dissagreements yes but the amount of abuse i have seen latly is shocking.
I miss the old place but when my membership expires i dont think i will miss it so much this time just some of the people in it.
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well thank you for your welcomes. Have to post a bit more try to get to know a few of u.
ah and fabio are those quizes monday night i always seem to miss them ill try n be there next week
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Welcome to the forum
Too many to mention but the posters in this thread are ok
Need any help gimme a buzz
I mostly use the forums while im back i've not got time for the chat rooms like i did before
oh i know u goosey wanna introduce me to ya chums ? xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Goose ? turkey or? what?
when you sit to dine, what's your favourite dish? and did she come round lol
Are you chicken ? goose? or a traditional turkey eater?
And the chosen sweet? Christmas pud? or consertively just stiton and crackers? Is it champagne to sip or are you the spirit type of person?
now? feel full? lol
jw
Noooo Goose here its like family
Turkey for me :lol:
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or see if there is a back up recovery drive with all the default factory setup on it and run it from ther by hitting F8 or somthin like during boot and select recover
Oh btw
Recovery will recover it to as it came from the factory so you may lose files you have made unless you have backed them up
Restore may keep the files intact
:? 
:roll: :roll: Quote by Dirtygirlie
How do you make your sarnies (sandwiches to non YamYams)
Do you put the two rounds of bread
top to top
bottom to top
My bread isn't round!! :shock:
*wanders off muttering about these weirdos with round bread*
Soo theres no top or bottom :lol:
Id be turning it 90 degrees for ages if it was square :lol:
method
:lol2:Quote by essex34m
And to add to the OP...
When we rode our bikes, we wore no helmets, just flip flops and fluorescent
clackers' on our wheels.
Don't forget the risk of bollock crush on the Raliegh Chopper gearshift
Should have called it the Chopper crusher :lol:
What a bike that was.
Still preferred the Grifter, with the twist grip gear change.
Grifter man here too but i crushed me bits on me mates chopper :lol:
