After two amazing nights watching Coldplay both times right in the front row, it was rounded off perfectly when I met the Halifax guy doing his 'Who gives you extra' tour! He gave me some novelty glasses, autogpraphs and photos. Im so happy!

here it is

WTF? :huh:

:snore:

I looooooooooved when he was in The Office! :lol:

Oh my god me too! I told him i loved him in the office and he was like 'oh, why thank you'.

 

 

god, i knew only brits would appreciate this!

the Halifax guy was at a Coldplay concert? :confused:

Well if he was, I hope he wasn't singing!! :P

WHO GIVES YOU EXTRA?!

 

WHO! WHO WHO WHO WHO!?

That was the best part - HE wasn't really doing the singing. It was the verses that sucked!!

Are you giving a Rolling Stone-esque review on the Halifax guy? :thinking:

No - I'll leave that to you!! You can have the honour!! :P

WHO! WHO WHO WHO WHO!

 

Its addictive :wacko:

god bless that man...

howard, from sheldon (which isn't amazingly far from where i used to live)

i am...SO lost :o :huh:

howard' date=' from sheldon (which isn't amazingly far from where i used to live)[/quote']

 

Thats the WORST claim to fame I've EVER heard :angry:

 

WHO GIVES YOU EXTRA?! WHO! WHO WHO WHO WHO!

WE DO!

howard' date=' from sheldon (which isn't amazingly far from where i used to live)[/quote']

 

Thats the WORST claim to fame I've EVER heard :angry:

 

WHO GIVES YOU EXTRA?! WHO! WHO WHO WHO WHO!

 

A claim to SHAME, more like! :D

Cowell Slams Halifax Howard

 

Cowell Slams Halifax Howard

Simon Cowell has dismissed any chance of Halifax ad man Howard Brown becoming a pop star.

 

Nerdy Howard, 40, is set to release a cover of Barry White classic You're The First, The Last, My Everything.

 

And Cowell - a judge on Pop Idol and the X Factor - is not impressed.

 

"He irritates me on those ads," stormed the 43-year-old music guru.

 

"He probably sounds as good as he looks - i.e. he has no chance."

 

And with typical understatement, Cowell concluded: "It is the worst decision I have heard in my life."

 

But Howard, who shot to fame in 2000 when he sang Tom Jones classic Sex Bomb on the bank's ads, told the Sun: "It is something I have dreamed about."

 

Halifax will bankroll the release of the single - due out in March - with all proceeds going to the NSPCC.

 

:P

:P

it wasn't a claim to fame, i don't know the guy lol

 

if i was going to claim to fame i'd say that my uncle is head chef in a posh upscale place in miami and janet jackson sang his praises in a news paper

And was she showing anything she shouldn't have been at the time?? :lol:

her face?

Oh - so not one of her boobs, then! Well that's a relief!! :)