Famous People in Sainsburys

[funkymadam]

I stood behind the lady who played the teacher on Johnny Briggs at the checkout in Sainsburys DKH in 2001.

good times.

[ianr]

funkymadam Wrote:

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> I stood behind the lady who played the teacher on Johnny Briggs at the checkout in Sainsburys DKH in 2001.

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> good times.

Something to tell your grandchildren with pride.

[funkymadam]

ianr Wrote:

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> funkymadam Wrote:

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> > I stood behind the lady who played the teacher

> on Johnny Briggs at the checkout in Sainsburys DKH

> in 2001.

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> > good times.

>

> Something to tell your grandchildren with pride.

I will. I'll even re-enact it for them.

[minder]

There's been some re-runs of The Sweeney on TV recently.

Remember watching The Sweeney with my Dad and sisters many years ago!

After spotting an actor at Brixton tube during the past 6 months or so I've just realised it's an actor from The Sweeney but can't put a name to the face.

Dark hair, looks a bit like Patrick McGowan but I can't put a name to him.

Sorry just remembered this is for Sainsburys sightings!

[Whatalovelyplace]

Tracey Barlow is my landlords Mrs....it's my claim to fame [/thatsaboutasgoodasitgets]

[milk76]

Robert Glenister was in Sainsburys at the weekend.

[the-e-dealer]

Graham Norton Has been to the Toilet!

[Gimme]

Jumoak Wrote:

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> I saw the delectable Iain Glenn and the woman who

> plays Eastender's Shirley in Sainsburys (she is

> tiny!) and Kate Ford (in one of the many Lordship

> Lane cake shops) who was rather rude with her

> bugaboo, expecting us to move out of her way

> without grateful acknowledgement!

That is bugaboo owners for you...

[Pugwash]

Karen, who played the teacher in Johnny Briggs, is a long term resident of ED and a friend of mine. I am sure she will be surprised to be recognised from that role still.

[buggie]

I've seen Miss Broom (sorry can't call her Karen - like calling your teacher by their first name!)

several times over the years am sure I've even seen her when I've been at work in A&E, but never said hello as do feel bit starstruck, especially as she still looks exactly the same as I remember her

in Johnny Briggs. A few years off, but I live in fear of overhearing bugglet saying "My Mum, who's a nurse..." :)

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

Not Sainsbury but Keri Moss joint winner of Professional MasterChef was sitting outside the Duck Egg today looking at the menu .

[HonaloochieB]

DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote:

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> Not Sainsbury but Keri Moss joint winner of

> Professional MasterChef was sitting outside the

> Duck Egg today looking at the menu .

Then really DB&B the only correct thing to is to remove your post.

Though you did resist the 's at the end of Sainsbury, which is more than Sainsbury's have done - kowtowed to populism in my hardy opinion, so they have.

Actually you're alright, ignore my first sentence, you're a good cat.

Might copy this to the Old Fogies thread, though but.

[Dulwich Born And Bred]

Sorry !! In my defence I spent ages searching for the correct thread , I put in famous people , celebrity etc via the search box but I couldn't get the famous people spotted in Dulwich thread up:)

I wonder what she thought of it .....

[Mick Mac]

Ignore the grumpy old men DB&B. Good spot.

[HonaloochieB]

DulwichBorn&Bred Wrote:

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> Sorry !! In my defence I spent ages searching for

> the correct thread , I put in famous people ,

> celebrity etc via the search box but I couldn't

> get the famous people spotted in Dulwich thread

> up:)

>

> I wonder what she thought of it .....

Why sorry DB&B? Not sorry to me surely?

Though I reproved you initially, I talked myself round and saw the good in you.

To the extent of bestowing upon you the compliment of being a 'good cat'.

So 'no harm no foul', as any fule kno.

Peace.

[HonaloochieB]

Mick Mac Wrote:

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> Ignore the grumpy old men DB&B. Good spot.

Grumpy? Meh.

Old men? Prob'ly.

Ignore??? Like ALex Forrest I will.

I mean, I'm not gonna be ignored.

[the-e-dealer]

Well we havent even defined 'famous' I think someone known to a few of us in another shop or bar or cafe is quite acceptable.

I saw my window cleaner cleaning someone else's windows!

[KidHardy]

I saw Richard Ayoade in sainsburys on saturday, that was quite exciting, the man is a genius.

[ianr]

> I saw Richard Ayoade in sainsburys on saturday, that was quite exciting, the man is a genius.

What did he do?

[the-e-dealer]

He got his balls out out and did some of the best pocket juggling I have ever seen.

[nubby'smums]

Clare Holman (the pathologist in Lewis) told me off for not getting out the way quick enough when I was heavily pregnant and a bit clumsy with my trolley in Sainsbury's. She said it with a smile but I was a tad miffed!

[Sladey]

Oooh...she was head girl at my 6th form. Glad to discover that she's still bossy as hell.

[tiddles]

david hayes the boxer in Rocca, dulwich village a couple of weeks ago

[Jeremy]

Can we stop with the proper famous people who have actually acheived things (Richard Ayoade, David Haye, etc), and get back to supporting actors in TV shows I've never heard of please.

[PeckhamRose]

What about adverts?