View Full Version : Are they related? I think we should be told..
airborne_artist
12th Jan 2006, 12:09
Captain Tarrant, dressing down in his dressing gown http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/graphics/2006/01/10/nsub10.jpg
Johnny Vaughanhttp://www.funkypancake.com/blog/stuff/DSC00413-thumb.jpg
VigilantPilot
12th Jan 2006, 12:13
I love taking the bait..reel me in...
Thats Johnny Vegas.
Controversial Tim
12th Jan 2006, 13:03
No, it's definately Chris Tarrant.
PerArdua
12th Jan 2006, 13:30
Are you sure it isn't Phil Mitchell out of Eastenders?
Lafyar Cokov
12th Jan 2006, 13:41
Blimey - Old Vaughan has really lost it since winning the Ashes!!!
ukatco_535
12th Jan 2006, 14:00
a (slightly) chubbier David Brent aka Ricky Gervais??
stiknruda
12th Jan 2006, 14:11
The top photo, surely is Charles Clark MP dressing up as Cap'n Tarrant?:p
6foottanker
12th Jan 2006, 15:49
Crikey, they're all related, and they're taking over!!!!:eek:
The Gorilla
12th Jan 2006, 18:05
The bloke with the scrambled egg on his hat looks like right hard!! Wouldn't want to cross him if I were ever to underperform!
Does he look like George Galloway MP and Celebrity?
:D
Onan the Clumsy
14th Jan 2006, 23:48
Captain Chris Tarrant of OTT fame
http://www.luminarium.org/renlit/tudor.jpg
Ex King of England, Henry VIII (1491 to 1547)
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/graphics/2006/01/10/nsub10.jpg
Here's a picture of Captain Tarrant on the bridge oh HMS Thingie in his official dressing gown giving his occifers a good old tongue lashing:
I think it's important to mention that all the news stories overlooked the fact that the crew got to wear their choice of dressing gown too.
http://tudorhistory.org/groups/medwhitehall.jpg
(note: monkey in background is a German spy)
Even though the first rule of comedy is to not overdo something, here is Captain Tarrant reading a secret signal from the Admiralty. His dressing gown is plainly visible.
http://tudorhistory.org/henry8/henryjoos.jpg
Not only is Captain Tarrant accused of dishing out verbal tirades, but the punishments he handed out to his men were often considered unduly harsh as illustrated here:
http://tudorhistory.org/henry8/slimarmor.jpg
In fairness though, a quick glace at the pelvic area makes it plainly obvious that this is the standard issue naval body armour.
Captain Tarrant on shore leave in Bangkok:
http://tudorhistory.org/henry8/henryred2.jpg
Another shore leave?
http://tudorhistory.org/groups/cameo.jpg
FCWhippingBoy
15th Jan 2006, 09:00
Rofpmslmao! Can't be naval armour. There's no Golden Rivet holding it together ;o)