Your claims to fame

kona_scrap

Likes Dirt
my great great grandpa killed 2 people in ireland when he was drunk. thats like 150 years ago or something :rolleyes: does that count as a claim to fame?
 

Razor-ryder

Likes Dirt
I am half scottish..

My great great great grand parents... not really sure how far it goes back..but there names are peter mclellan Lucy mclellan Formely kucy reid he and his family owned a castle in scotland.. i have visited it twice now..


I'ts funny when you sign into the log book as you go on the tour and they see your last name :D


Here is proof with the 4 generation tree...

http://www.highspeedplus.com/~hdoherty/mclell4g.htm



The even scarrier thing is... there is this kid i really really do not like and his last name is doherty..

and in the generation tree.. that name is in there alot lol


 
I was born in Scotland and lived there till I was 5. My Grandfather on my Dad's side served on the famous british Battlecruiser HMS Hood that was sunk by the Bismark. Luckily he wasn't on it when it got sunk or I wouldn't exist.

I am also a distant relative to William Shakespeare. My Mother's last name, Arden is of the direct line of Shakespeare's Mother, Mary Arden.
 

bunya djer n dher

Likes Bikes and Dirt
One for the cricket fans...

Burt Oldfield (aussie wicketkeeper).

i forget the connection to him, will try to dig it up somewhere.

:)
 

24alpha

mtbpicsonline.com
I sold my horse to Mel Gibson. Been on TV a dozen times, have done body guard work for John Howard (that sucked). And I was one of the security guards that kicked Sam Newman out of Crown Casino when he got done for drink driving.:D
 

Zyphryss

Breaker of the unbreakable
Anyone here remember Mr. Squiggle? With the angry blackboard?
Well my distant cousin was Ms. Pat, the host :)
 

chu

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my parents were friends with the ACDC crew when they used to play in their local pub in adelaide before they came big...then they loss the connetion:(
 

Curlz12

Likes Dirt
My great great great great great great great great (something like that) grandfather was the last king of Ireland. Well thats what my grandma told me anyway:)
 

conor.1

Genetic Throwback
my great grandfather got the highest medal for the war. is that anything. oh and you know king loui, well have i got something for you. im not at all related to him. :D
 

Sam.

Eats Squid
Haha, mum is the principal of Windang. You have probably already read that but. I am also related to Captain Thunderbolt the Bushranger. I share the same name as a home and away character:confused: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Tolhurst

And if you search sam tolhurst in google my flickr comes up second:p
 

shredder dj

Likes Dirt
I was an extra in a movie :p

$60 for a days work, not bad!

Oh and my distant something is a duke of somewhere in England :D
 

Breaka

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Guyra is the coldest place I've been to without snow.

Insanely cold.

-Flipped off Occy a number of times in the last few months.
 

stringbean

Likes Bikes and Dirt
my great great great.............grandfather invented the flushing toilet, met the queen and all that jaz.
 

dcrofty

Eats Squid
Guyra is the coldest place I've been to without snow.

Insanely cold.
Yep. First year I lived there it snowed and settled on the ground 17 times during the winter. Ive since lived in Parts of Scotland and Canada and Guyra still rates up there for coldness.


also, Tony Peters once walked into the pub I worked in to ask directions to an interview with Choc Mundine. I am fame personified.
 

Giantrider

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My uncles ex wife works in the house of lords, not really fame but, yeh :p..

My great grandfather, was the treasurer for City rail sydney, and the designer for the plans for pymble stationo palm beach station. The only reason it didn't go through wqas because of the great depression and the greed of the people running the rail ways at the time.
 
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