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8.53am
10 May 2011
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MCA (of course)
Freddie Mercury
Jim Mac (Father of 
)
And Morten Harket 
(Ironic, Right)
10.54am
4 November 2010
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I know this is an old thread, but couldn't resist…
1. Snoopy (The Peanuts deserve some respect)
2. Bono (I like his sunglasses 
)
3. Coco Chanel (My inspiration!)
*9+9* John approves
2.02pm
1 May 2011
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Didnt know this existed.
1. Buddy Holly (a legend)
2. J.F.K.
3. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
And the lady who invented the sewing machine.
As for the various objects: Doctor Who's T.A.R.D.I.S., Hobbes (from Calvin and Hobbes) and yes Snoopy, no, the whole Peanuts gang.
Edit: I forgot Columbo, the greatest tv detective.
8.05am
13 September 2011
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Frank Zappa
Fred Flintstone
Ronald McDonald
Harpo Marx
George Carlin
Billie Holiday
Marty Feldman
Carol Burnett
Hank Aaron
Bender
6.56am
4 November 2010
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meanmistermustard said:
And the lady who invented the sewing machine.
It was actually a guy named Elias Howe… which is admittedly a very strange name for a guy.
1.09pm
1 May 2011
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I got that completely wrong. Ive always read the end of the Help! movie as "dedicated to the memory of Mrs Elias Howe" but it definately says Mr. Oops.
Im sure his wife was involved somewhere with moral support and help in bringing about its design and completion. Behind every great man is a great woman.
4.14pm
28 October 2011
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Frank Zappa. Kurt Cobain. Robert Palmer. President Obama.
6.34pm
28 October 2011
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I forgot Philo T. Farnsworth!!
6.50am
10 November 2011
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12 January 2013
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Robert Plant
Jerry Garcia (that ones for my dad)
Jimi Hendrix
The Incedibly True Story THat Never Ends. By Sam.
Best Friend: WHat are you listening to
Me: The Beatles
Best Friend: Go Figure
10.39pm
21 November 2012
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Elvis, Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, Obama, Fred Flinstone (nice one), or Scooby Doo perhaps, Kurt Cobain, Frank Zappa, 80s Madonna perhaps, Queen Elizabeth
, Dumbledore, Terry Pratchett, Heath Ledger, Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Carter perhaps, Jimi Hendrix, Roger Waters, David Gilmour
11.03pm
1 May 2011
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Cant remember if i posted a list in here.
Mine would include Mal Evans, Animal (from the Muppets), Sherlock Holmes, Freddie Mercury, Kenneth Williams, Johnny Cash, Doctor Who (as played by Christopher Eccleston), Snoopy, Buddy Holly, Kendall Payne (one of my fave singers but not that well known). I think i'd take Elvis as well. There will be others, people who have made a real difference and i admire a lot but at the moment i cant think who.
I really want a politician from my generation, someone from the UK who made a stand for what he believed in and didnt just talk drivel and make empty promises to stay in power and look good, but thinking hard i cant think of one. Thats depressing.
8.48pm
14 April 2010
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In an earlier post I had mentioned…
Barack Obama (not a big fan but he did make history), Pablo Picasso (see Band on the Run) and Martin Luther King.
I will add Roberto Clemente and Mark Lewisohn…provided he gets that damned book out sometime this year.
To the fountain of perpetual mirth, Let it roll for all its worth.
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9.08pm
5 November 2011
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Bill Clinton, Oprah (probably the most powerful person in the world right now), and Frankie Valli.
9.38pm
1 May 2011
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I'll take Martin Luther King for my list. 
Very stupid omission.
I wish i could think of other significant figures in history as i know there are plenty i would have on the cover. Grrrrr!!!!
9.45pm
14 December 2009
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Lemme think, who else would I add?
Robert Moog
Audrey Hepburn
Grigori Rasputin
Mark Twain
Wassily Kandinsky
Nell_Shipman
Bootsy Collins
and Martin Scorsese
9.54pm
5 November 2011
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meanmistermustard said
I'll take Martin Luther King for my list.
Well, there's Oprah, and Genghis Khan has 0.5 percent of the worlds male population as descendants. That's pretty intense, though I don't understand why that only includes men, was he a double y or something?
10.04pm
1 May 2011
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Not a fan of Oprah. I havent seen much of it but it appears to have a lot of emotional mush and stroke celeb egos. Wasnt it Oprah when Ton Cruise acted a complete pillock – for that alone it deserves a demotion?
Oh The A-Team – how could i forget them? George Peppard was an absolute legend and its still amazing to see him on screen.
10.17pm
4 September 2009
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Kramer
Batman
Spongebob
10.19pm
5 November 2011
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meanmistermustard said
Not a fan of Oprah. I havent seen much of it but it appears to have a lot of emotional mush and stroke celeb egos. Wasnt it Oprah when Ton Cruise acted a complete pillock – for that alone it deserves a demotion?
Like her or not, you can't deny the power she has over the whole world. Practically the most historically significant person of the twenty-first century. Basically, she picked the president of The United States, and she brought education to Africa. And yeah, that was on Oprah that Tom Cruise did that.
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