Who was your childhood hero?
A real life figure????? or a cartoon or fantasy character....???????
Mine was Top Cat..... i loved the way he could always outwit Officer Dibble...... although the Follyfoot Farm was where i really wanted to live....... loads of horses and other animals... and a stable hand to die for......... lol
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Childhood Heroes.........
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Jack Hargreaves just amazed me as a kid, I thought the bloke knew just about anything and everything. He had a wonderfull voice for broadcasting and just had my full attention like no one else since.
rachs favourite hero was cyril sneer from the racoons, says something about her dominant personality in the bedroom.....
mine however was rocky balboa, although a complete neanderthal his clear and ellaborate speech patterns shaped my view of the english language and it was then that i decided to go to school and try and learn the alphabet A B C 4 6 F..... see im nearly there....
mine however was rocky balboa, although a complete neanderthal his clear and ellaborate speech patterns shaped my view of the english language and it was then that i decided to go to school and try and learn the alphabet A B C 4 6 F..... see im nearly there....
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Champion the wonder horse
Shep
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Shep
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Quote by davejHow could i forget Out of Town, Jack Hargreaves fascinated me. His knowledge of rural country ways, fishing, nature, steam engines, old agricultural thingymajigs, horses,,,,you name it, he knew about in his shed, silver white beard and pipe, old nets and fishing gear hung up behind him and a huge old wooden bench table in front of him, littered with all kinds of oddities from a bygone era.
Jack Hargreaves just amazed me as a kid, I thought the bloke knew just about anything and everything. He had a wonderfull voice for broadcasting and just had my full attention like no one else since.
I even wrote to "Jim`ll fix it" to spend a day fishing with him on some small chalk stream or other but alas, i never heard a thing from Jim !
What a tremendously interesting man.
:D Cheers Davej for reminding me of a man who had a big influence on me as a boy :thumbup:
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Luke Skywalker and still is
Jazz from transformers
He Man
MikeC
Jazz from transformers
He Man
MikeC
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Quote by Dino.How could i forget Out of Town, Jack Hargreaves fascinated me. His knowledge of rural country ways, fishing, nature, steam engines, old agricultural thingymajigs, horses,,,,you name it, he knew about in his shed, silver white beard and pipe, old nets and fishing gear hung up behind him and a huge old wooden bench table in front of him, littered with all kinds of oddities from a bygone era.
Jack Hargreaves just amazed me as a kid, I thought the bloke knew just about anything and everything. He had a wonderfull voice for broadcasting and just had my full attention like no one else since.
I even wrote to "Jim`ll fix it" to spend a day fishing with him on some small chalk stream or other but alas, i never heard a thing from Jim !
What a tremendously interesting man.
:D Cheers Davej for reminding me of a man who had a big influence on me as a boy :thumbup:
Yep, another one here with fond memories of watching Jack Hargreaves on the telly. Lovely man - and so modest and natural before the camera, unlike the many ego-driven posers who present so many programmes these days.
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well when very young my hero was Spotty Dog from the wooden tops..yep i can do the walk !!!
When a litle older then it was John Richards and Derek Dougan,
Douglas Bader beat Spotty to it.
:worship: Quote by Dino.How could i forget Out of Town, Jack Hargreaves fascinated me. His knowledge of rural country ways, fishing, nature, steam engines, old agricultural thingymajigs, horses,,,,you name it, he knew about in his shed, silver white beard and pipe, old nets and fishing gear hung up behind him and a huge old wooden bench table in front of him, littered with all kinds of oddities from a bygone era.
Jack Hargreaves just amazed me as a kid, I thought the bloke knew just about anything and everything. He had a wonderfull voice for broadcasting and just had my full attention like no one else since.
I even wrote to "Jim`ll fix it" to spend a day fishing with him on some small chalk stream or other but alas, i never heard a thing from Jim !
What a tremendously interesting man.
:D Cheers Davej for reminding me of a man who had a big influence on me as a boy :thumbup:This is the great man we speak of,
Paul Michael Glaser (Starsky) from Starsky & Hutch
My friend and I used to play Starsky and Hutch and both of us wanted to be Starsky, as he had dark hair and so did both of us. We even used to make the squealing car tyre and gunshot noises.
Dr Whos who fired my imagination:-
Jon Pertwee
Tom Baker
Lee Majors as The Six Million Dollar Man
Lou Ferrigno as The Incredible Hulk
Oh to have had superhuman strength and been able to throw the school bully over a fence, lol!
My friend and I used to play Starsky and Hutch and both of us wanted to be Starsky, as he had dark hair and so did both of us. We even used to make the squealing car tyre and gunshot noises.
Dr Whos who fired my imagination:-
Jon Pertwee
Tom Baker
Lee Majors as The Six Million Dollar Man
Lou Ferrigno as The Incredible Hulk
Oh to have had superhuman strength and been able to throw the school bully over a fence, lol!
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Oh good thread.... I've been sitting here reading through the posts and feeling all nostalgic :lol: :lol:
I had so many heroes as a child...... let me think......
As a teenager, Clint Eastwood cos he was so cool and soooooooooo sexy........ Love him to this day :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Also Jon Bon Jovi - MAJOR teenage crush :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
But as a young child, Johnnie Morris from Animal Magic, cos he did those cool animal voices; Danger Mouse of course - the greatest cartoon super hero EVER.... and still is, I regularly watch him on Boomerang
; and (now this is a strange one) the character Dan Tanner from the series Vegas....... I so wish they would show the repeats on Sky but they never do
However, my all time fave childhood hero was my grandad cos he could beat up loads of baddies, he made the best egg butties I have ever had, and he made a shed once out of scrap wood that was still standing long after he died... I sat and watched him make it - I was truly amazed :lol: :lol: :lol:
:lol: :lol: I had so many heroes as a child...... let me think......
As a teenager, Clint Eastwood cos he was so cool and soooooooooo sexy........ Love him to this day :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
Also Jon Bon Jovi - MAJOR teenage crush :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted:
But as a young child, Johnnie Morris from Animal Magic, cos he did those cool animal voices; Danger Mouse of course - the greatest cartoon super hero EVER.... and still is, I regularly watch him on Boomerang
; and (now this is a strange one) the character Dan Tanner from the series Vegas....... I so wish they would show the repeats on Sky but they never do However, my all time fave childhood hero was my grandad cos he could beat up loads of baddies, he made the best egg butties I have ever had, and he made a shed once out of scrap wood that was still standing long after he died... I sat and watched him make it - I was truly amazed :lol: :lol: :lol:
