Hola

[Chris Tarrant]

Hola! Chris Tarrant here, just like to say a big HELLO and stay safe.

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I'm not too sure? Can I phone a friend?

Welcome Chris. :)

[Gemby!]

oo your my fav radio dj ! besides foxy cos he is just we;l funny

[Cheese]

*cough*

[DanB]

Hello :)

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Chris Tarrant
Acting Appearances   

Starring Roles
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (UK) (1998) - Host
Cluedo (1990) - presenter (1991)
Man o Man - Host
Tarrant on TV - Host
Tiswas -

Guest Starring Roles

Friday Night with Jonathan Ross - Himself - Jim Carrey, Johnny Vegas, Chris Tarrant (2003)
Ant and Dec's Saturday Night Takeaway - Himself - 22nd February 2003 (2003)
The Frank Skinner Show - Himself - Andrew Lloyd-Webber, Alison Moyet, Chris Tarrant (2002)
Parkinson - Himself - Rob Brydon, Timothy Spall, Chris Tarrant (2002)
Holby City - Radio DJ (voice) - Staying Alive (1) (1999)
Room 101 - Himself - Chris Tarrant (1997)
Have I Got News for You - Himself - Meera Syal, Chris Tarrant (1992)

Movie/Mini-Series/Special Roles

Johnny English (2003) - Radio DJ
About A Boy (2002) - Himself

Gotta love that man!!!! :lol: :lol: :lol:

lp9

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[Gemby!]

maybe i should send in the address to this board and let him read it :P

but maybe i wont - somethings i post can be classed as insane :P

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Chris Tarrant
'President'
Hounslow Junior Angling Club


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[Gemby!]

wow he looks boreed ! :lol:

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I first became involved with Wildlife Aid when my wife, Ingrid, knowing my particular fondness for badgers, arranged for me to visit the centre to see the orphaned badger cubs that were there that year. I own a house where I am fortunate enough to have a garden that badgers use as their own and I spend as much time as I can watching them out in the wild. The opportunity to get close to one of them was irresistible.

At the centre, I saw at first hand the work that Wildlife Aid does in helping, not only orphaned badgers, but all British wildlife and the dedication that the volunteers put into the animals, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Their success rate in returning animals to the wild is a testament to their skill and determination.

We are fortunate, in this country, to have a huge variety of habitats and native animals and birds but most of us tend to take this for granted. I do not believe that this is something we should do. In these days of constant road building, urban development, intensive farming and over-population, we need to protect our wildlife while it is still there for us to do so. One thing we do know is that nature is well balanced, with each species depending on the well being of others for its survival. In order to protect one, we need to protect them all.

I am lucky to be able to watch wild badgers at night in my garden. I want my children and grandchildren to be able to do the same. The work that Wildlife Aid does will help to secure our natural heritage for everyone in the future.
Chris Tarrant

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[Gemby!]

i think i might turn to god

thats what u do in times of panick and trouble rite ?

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[DanB]

AAww he's such a sensitive man :rolleyes: