Arthur C Clarke

[Glazed Earthenware Horse]

For every man alive there stands behind him 300 ghosts...that's the ratio of the dead outnumbering the living....over 100 billion people have walked on this planet...that's the amount of stars in the Milky Way galaxy...each man has his own star...and there are enough planets within that galaxy for each human being alive today to own their own world...

[Basualdo]

For every man alive there stands behind him 300 ghosts...that's the ratio of the dead outnumbering the living....over 100 billion people have walked on this planet...that's the amount of stars in the Milky Way galaxy...each man has his own star...and there are enough planets within that galaxy for each human being alive today to own their own world...

You do know...and this might crush whats left of your tiny heart, Horse, but you do know that if he was still alive, that he and his garish umbrella would be of huge, massive, "Move yer bunk, Gadd, you've got a new cellmate", interest to Inspector Yewtree of the nonce squad.

[Sid Pervcat]

Arthur C Fiddler

[Glazed Earthenware Horse]

For every man alive there stands behind him 300 ghosts...that's the ratio of the dead outnumbering the living....over 100 billion people have walked on this planet...that's the amount of stars in the Milky Way galaxy...each man has his own star...and there are enough planets within that galaxy for each human being alive today to own their own world...

You do know...and this might crush whats left of your tiny heart, Horse, but you do know that if he was still alive, that he and his garish umbrella would be of huge interest to Inspector Yewtree of the nonce squad.

Good grief!

http://thecolemanexperience.wordpress.c ... onnection/

[Lou Grant]

Ironic that his greatest work was called Childhood's End

Whatever he got up to in his private life, he was without doubt a gifted and influential writer.

[Glazed Earthenware Horse]

Ironic that his greatest work was called Childhood's End

Whatever he got up to in his private life, he was without doubt a gifted and influential writer.

Indeed. A little more degree of creativity than Jonathan King, Glitter and Rolf!

[m4rkb]

For every man alive there stands behind him 300 ghosts...that's the ratio of the dead outnumbering the living....over 100 billion people have walked on this planet...that's the amount of stars in the Milky Way galaxy...each man has his own star...and there are enough planets within that galaxy for each human being alive today to own their own world...

You do know...and this might crush whats left of your tiny heart, Horse, but you do know that if he was still alive, that he and his garish umbrella would be of huge interest to Inspector Yewtree of the nonce squad.

Good grief!

http://thecolemanexperience.wordpress.c ... onnection/

I thought he went to trial and got found not guilty about ten years or more back?

Surely if the 'facts' in that link are in anyway true , he'd have been strung up.

[Lou Grant]

Ironic that his greatest work was called Childhood's End

Whatever he got up to in his private life, he was without doubt a gifted and influential writer.

Indeed. A little more degree of creativity than Jonathan King, Glitter and Rolf!

I disagree, particularly in relation to Rolf and to an extent Gary. Perhaps Jimmy Savile and Stuart Hall would offer a more appropriate contrast.

[AlcoholBrazil]

Ironic that his greatest work was called Childhood's End

Whatever he got up to in his private life, he was without doubt a gifted and influential writer.

Indeed. A little more degree of creativity than Jonathan King, Glitter and Rolf!

To be fair, Jonathan King did do a song about The Moon, which shows an interest in space.

[Sadact7]

It's a mysterious world

[delboy1983]

Horse first Rolf now this. Who else would you invite to your meal for four

[m4 colin]

Ironic that his greatest work was called Childhood's End

Whatever he got up to in his private life, he was without doubt a gifted and influential writer.

Indeed. A little more degree of creativity than Jonathan King, Glitter and Rolf!

To be fair, Jonathan King did do a song about The Moon, which shows an interest in space.

Moon....... euphemism for Arse !

[berty]

When I first heard of this rumour it made me think of the 'Rama' series of books in a new light.