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Who is the most famous person who has ever been in your house?

and why

For me it is either
Roger Mugford, the "famous" media animal behaviourist because he was doing some conference and had lunch with us because my dad was also going.

or

The bassist from Menswe@r who was attending a party and played some bass in the garden.



  • Me

    .

  • Monir Hassan

    he is a famous Lebanese pop artist. a friend of the family or something.

  • Dan Ormsby!

    aka Dan_THW

    we dont associate with famous people, but he has a huge mouth

  • Bryan Laudrupp (sp?) as he was my neighbour

    • One p

      but that is amazing

      • my parents live 'round the corner from Walter Smith too.

        Helensburgh's where it's at for the footballers, obviously

  • Pope John Paul II

  • Hitler

  • erm.. Harru?

    • Harru from the internet?

      I'm his biggest fan!

  • graham coxon

    that's it

    • John Snow

      In my parents house (if that counts?)

    • HOW?

      • Papa knows him well

      • i asked him to come back

        I was very drunk, and he was with a friend of mine that I ran into on the way home, and he said 'Okay'. We had vaguely recognised each other from being near neighbours in Camden (he used to skateboard with teenage friends in Cantelowes park lol) and well, we had a ridiculous conversation, and it was quite amusing.

        I passed out on my sofa, and he just acted like a weirdo with his friend in the living room - at one point, he was on his knees doing an impression of something. I was so knackered I didn't really pay any attention. He then woke m e up and said 'Thanks for letting us come over', kissed my hand, and went.

        SHITTEST CELEBRITY STORY EVER.

        • I liked it

        • Did you bond over Essex?

          I hope so.

          • no

            I think I said I was from Essex and we had a really really short discussion, but I'm guessing he doesn't spend that much time in Colchester anymore...

            It's really hard to know what you're supposed to talk about (once sober/tired and less hysterically drunk). Before falling asleep I did play him a cover of 'Outdoor Miner' by Flying Saucer Attack. He gave me a look, like 'Why don't you listen to the original?' which led to me buying all the Wire albums. And he said Bloc Party are really good (this was in spring 2004 btw).

            He got annoyed when I asked whether he was drunk - he was shocked I didn't know about him becoming teetotal.

            Oh, and I got annoyed when he said swedish girls are hott - i said that's an 'indie cliche'. And then when he walked to the kitchen, he touched my hair and said 'Your hair is beautiful'. And then I passed out asleep.

            THERE YOU GO. Still not a great story, or anything.

            • i played him a cover, not 'i did'

              i'm channelling yokel today

            • in the version of this story currently playing in my head

              "Your hair is beautiful" is sung in Graham's best Debbie Harry voice.

        • I genuinely thought you were talking about John Snow here

          then i looked above again..

    • oh and someone i used to snog

      who is one part of a comedy act and used to star in a channel 4 comedy. but he's not properly famous or anything.

      • Lies

        Your answer should obviously be Sadpunk.

        • it would be a rubbish thinkg to lie about as I'm not a fan

          I would have said Salman Rushdie.

  • Steve Cauthen

    back before I knew who he was :(

    or

    Colin Newman from Wire

  • Hollyoaks person

    housemates girlfriend innits, lol.

  • Wesley Snipes

  • My flatmate is huge in Germany

  • David Tennant, possibly

    siobhan redmond - quite famous actress, was on holby city way back and the smoking room on bbc3. oh god apparently she's in the bill now. Well she's my wee brothers godmother.

    You get all this when your mum's an actress and your dad works at the bbc. I can namedrop about a million actors from low level radio 4 dramas and one-off productions.

  • Enoch Powell's daughter

    tru fax

    • Chris Powell?

      • Asafa

        • Jenny Powell

          my step mum is pals with her. I've never had the opportunity to ask her about her opinions on immigration/non-whites

          • I thought that was Jenny Powell

            the hot one who now does quiz shows

            • Different one

              not the tv Jenny Powell who "In 1997 appeared on Channel 4's "Brass Eye", a satirical spoof documentary show produced by Chris Morris. She talked earnestly about the perils of 'heavy electricity' and warned that the south of England could be catapulted towards Finland if people did not bang on wires with hammers."

              Though I wish it was her!

          • Facism to Wheel of Fortune...

            Wow the world is a small place.

          • I had assumed this was a comedy post!

            • No guff chet!

              The fruit of Enoch Powells loins frequently has coffee with my step mum.

        • You suffer from what?

  • Cliff Richard

    when I lived at my parents' house.

    • details please

      • Came home 20 years ago

        to find Cliff in my lounge. My dad is/was in the biz.

        • wow

          I can't imagine my reaction to that scene.

        • I think I probably

          had some cheese crackers and watched He-man.

          • That sounds like the best day ever

            • He-Man and Cliff?

              Pretty high on the gay-scale! :)

              • Cliff once met Sue Barker

                for a coffee, so enough of your insinuations

                • HE'S GOING OUT WITH HIS TENNIS TRAINER

                  they have a love nest in Barbados.

                  How many times do I have to tell you that?! :"""""(

                • Fuck me!

                  I know all the stars. I served Sue Barker whilst working in a petrol station.

  • Sadpunk

  • The drummer off of Crackout?

    That's it.

    • :D

      that's fantastic

    • Brilliant.

      Dare I ask what he was like?

      • He's a very, very nice guy.

        • You don't love him like I do :(

          • I like him for his mind. You're just a hussy.

    • Fuck you, you fucking fuck

    • was he wearing a suit?

      he always used to wear one when the played.

  • Tyrone from Coronation Street

    nipped round to one of my mum and dad's barbecues once. Nice fella, not the brightest though.

    Marginally more impressive was the time Terry Yorath went to my old neighbour's house, with a young Gabby in tow.

  • former prime minister of norway

    probably

  • hmm

    jens lekman probably.. for a party.

  • nobody as far as i know

    but then our house was built in 1824 so there's a chance that someone well-known has been in our house at some stage.

  • DJ Speedranch

    so not very famous...

  • .

    Bruce Johnston, member of the Beach Boys since 65.

    or my uncle, who plays the drums on the theme tune to Eastenders. Yeah, THAT bit

  • Pele

  • 50 replies

    and no one has said Madeline McCann.

    • oh sadpunk

    • Because we don't take small children back to our houses...

      and molest them with a rolling pin before beating them to death with said rolling pin.

      Like you do.

  • I've thought of two more

    Rory Underwood, England rugby legerned who is friends with my uncle.
    Max Tundra

    I think Cliff Richard wins thus far.

  • billy connolly

    i believe

  • Churchill in my street

    http://tinyurl.com/5jc3hz

    does that count?

    • CHURCHILL IN MY STREET I KNOW, I KNOW, IT'S SERIOUS.

      • Terrible.

        • OH OH, I'M IN TERRIBLE, SOMETHING'S COME ALONG AND BURST MY BERRIBLE.

          • oh bamos

            go for a cigarette and think about what you've done.

            • I'M OFF OUTSIDE FOR A FAG

              Y VIVA CAMELLIGHTS.

          • ???????????

            WTF?

            • WHAT THE FUCK

              WHEN THE FEELING'S GONE AND YOU CAN'T GO ON IT'S
              WHAT THE FUCK

              • seek help

                • SEEK HELP

                  IS THAT A DRUMBEAT?
                  SEEK HELP
                  AND IS THE BASS SWEET?

  • I once opened the door to Alan Titchmarsh

    when I was wearing nothing but my boxers.

    • with sexy results?

      • The results were not sexy.

        He said 'Is your dad in?' and I said, 'yeah...DAAAAAD ALAN TITCHMARSH IS HERE'. Then my Dad shouted 'What?', and I shouted 'ALAN TITCHMARSH IS HERE', then he said 'ok, I'll be down in a second' and so I replied 'ok'. Then I left him standing at the door waiting for my dad, whilst I went back to watching Bug Juice on the Bigger Breakfast.

        • why did I think that story would end in you weeing yourself?

    • Pleased to see him?

  • All four members of Gossamer Albatross

    The keyboard player from Dark Phase
    Fullerov

  • Donald Dewar

    Scotland's First First Minister.

  • John Craven

    He presented Countryfile from my house in Derbyshire back in 1989. Trufact.

    • Ashley

    • Excellent!

      Where is Derbyshire?
      Why were they in your house?

      • just south of yorkshire!

        YES. YOU LOSE AT 'KNOWING WHERE YOU'RE FROM'.

      • Draycott

        My parents' house is above a Butcher's shop. My father's a butcher and now a Vicar. He was also a DJ in the 70's. A master of all trades!

        • DRAYCOTT AS IN DRAYCOTT-IN-THE-CLAY?

          OR A DIFFERENT DRAYCOTT?

          I'm typing in capitals due to massive excitement.

  • Laurence Llewelyn Bowen

    • I wonder...

      if he goes round random peoples houses still thinking that he's on Changing Rooms?

      • He did with myne.

        He chucked a pot of mauve paint over my cats and draped a leopard skin throw on the car. He thinks he's it.

  • Polly Harvey

    well, not actually in my house but in my parents old shop which was below and to the side of my house. I know it doesn't really count but fuck it, Polly Harvey!

    Plus lots of other famous folk.

  • ...

    The 43rd most influential person in the West Midlands according to a local paper.

    • stop being so cryptic

      was it Cyrille Regis?

      • Yes

        Yes it was.

        • who was it really

          please. Shefali Oza? Suzanne Verdi? That Black Country comedian whose name has slipped my mind?

          • Jasper Carrott?

            • Lenny Henry.

              • He's less 'black country', more 'black cunty'.

            • nope

              he specialises in local humour, isn't very famous and isn't funny.

              • My ex-girlfriend's dad?

          • Shefali would have been awesome

            but sorry to disappoint you:
            http://tinyurl.com/6n8ge7
            Not very famous, but apparently quite pleased/amused about being considered "influential".

  • Noel Fielding

    I wasn't there though. Apparently he liked the Back To The Future poster in the lounge.

    • Did he drink any pisstea?

      • it's pronounced 'pasta'

        I didn't know you were from New Zealand

        • ^5

        • Do they drink pasta in New Zealand?

          Weird. I wonder how long you have to cook it for.

          • - 14 hours

            Drinking pasta turns the world on it's head.

          • it's the antipodes

            everything is opposite!

            Full a sispun with pisstea, udd a punch of selt and a dush of ilive oil. Brung it to the boil and udd witer. Cuk for tin munuts or untul weter is ul duntoo.

            Stuck it up your iss.

            • oh, i thought i was going to surprise you

              with our antipodean ways when i returned the cooked meal favour sometime..

            • HAHAHAHAHAHAHthat made me LOL......hard.

  • my current house

    people from meet me in st louis, so not that famous really. My parents house, the presenter of the krypton factor

    • Winston Hazell

      from Moloko came and had a nap on our sofa once.

  • Frank Turner

    he's quite popular on DiS, right?

  • not in my current house

    but in the old house we used to live - chow yun fat once came to visit us about 20 years ago

  • Eddy Grant

    because he's my aunt's best bud. He's actually been over a few times, but we only see him when she comes over from Guyana. He's helping out with this summer skills workshop for young people just out of prison that my aunt is trying to start up, so we discussed that over a cuppa the other day.

  • Kris Akabusi

  • Ann Widdecombe

    I lose.

  • Sir Nigel Scheinwald

    UK ambassador to the US.

  • Rolf Harris comes round my (parents) house every Christmas

    as he's good friends with my Dad.

  • gosh, no-one exciting

    um, in my student house, The Dawn Parade and Distophia. And in my ex-boyfriend's student house, Fionn Regan.

    • Ah, The Dawn Parade!

      Whatever happened to them?

  • i've played Cranium with Sam Isaac

    but that wasn't in my house.

    I am fairly certain that no-one anyone else but me and people i already know from here would know anyone that has even been in any of the houses i've lived in.

    Housemates of a DiS writer used to come round mine all the time at Uni. That's all i can offer.

  • Al Gore

  • Bill Dummond from the KLF

    and Mark Manning from Zodiac Mindwarp.

    Various members of the North-east music scene before they were famous.

    Richis hawtin nearly did, but then didn't.

    That is all.

  • i probably can't do any better than

    mystery jets. i feel like i should be able to improve on that.

  • Paul formerly of yourcodenameis:milo

    was at a party one of my housemates had at my old house.
    We tried to get him to play some songs by his pre-milo band but he wouldn't do it.

  • Tony Wilson's daughter

    or some girl who used to be on Emmerdale