#92

Jordan Peterson

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#93

Tony Blair

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#94

Elon Musk

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#95

McCartney was sat at the next table to me and some friends when we went to see Ike Turner at Ronnie Scotts, about ten years ago. I was on the other side of our table from him but he seemed to be, and my friends on his side of our table said, that he was a really good bloke, friendly and chatty.

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#96

Johnny Depp

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#97

Any opinions on the rise of the far right?

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#98

Maosm this is the polarising people thread, you appear to only be posting certified dickheads.

#99

This might have been a good one before it was revealed that he’s a complete piece of shit who shouldn’t ever work again.

Before that he was an annoying arse hole who some people bizarrely like

#100

Oh. That’s a shame. I hope they’re all happy with the current situation though.

#101

I only hate Tories.

#102

Gallagher is a weird one to me. I don’t like the public persona. But on the occasions that I met him he was friendly and a good laugh.

#103

Davina McCall

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Every time I see her on TV I get the overwhelming impression that she must be a real pain to work with

#104

Theresa May is his idol. He’s got posters and everything.

#105

you met liam Gallagher?

#106

I think they only discussed Beatles songs and old rhythm’n’blues/funk/soul music.

#107

Polar explorer comedy answers in this thread

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#108

Actually, no. I got him mixed up with his brother. It was Noel that I met randomly a number of times.

#109

Who are you talking about here? I lost track of what’s going on.

#110

My son (but it’s not true, it’s George Ezra that he idolises).

#111

And yet there are hundreds of unknown comedians who I’ve seen in the same place, downstairs at the King’s Head, who were hilarious.