To ask your tenuous claims to fame?

I used to watch in the 80 s how did they pick their presenters?

I had my photograph on the front page of our local paper when I was elected Chair of a Students society.
More recently I was quoted on the brochure of a company, I had refined a way to use the product. It was not enough to save them, they closed all the branches except USA.
Oh! Paper closed down as well. Ho hum!

Oh, oh! Got another one!

One husband was the guest star on Sheena Wellington's folk show on Radio Tay, back in the '80s.

Her daughter is currently the MSP for my hometown.

My nan lived two doors down from Paul O'Grady's aunt.

I've stood next to Nico and John Cale (Velvet Underground) in a pub watching John Cooper Clarke.

Me and my mum were in the background of a news report on Granada Reports in the early 1970's.

I was in a stage show with Sooty and Sweep when I was 6 and as a teenager I tripped over David Bowie's tent peg.

I know.

Jock, the St Andrew's Ambulance Corps Commandant [sic - that was the actual nomenclature] insisted upon it.

There were ladies' loos underneath the stand but - as with the gents' loos - you could smell 'em before you could see them. :(

Ian McKellen once stole my taxi on Oxford St.

Sean Batty was shite quizmaster at my pals village hall. He was vile and I reported him to STV

Gregor Fisher when Glasgow Ikea opened years ago was next to me at the tills

I was interviewed by Andrew Lincoln's brother for a teaching job. He was/is a headteacher. I didn't get the job and he doesn't look anything like his brother...

My mum met Steve Davis on the stairs in a night club. She didn’t snog him though because she was married. But she wanted to as she had a massive crush on him.

It was because of me that Gene Pitney flew through the air and landed awkwardly on stage. At the venue we were asked to guard the doors as it was a ticketed event. I felt a push from behind the door I was guarding. The second push was stronger so I stood aside. I didn't know it was the stage door I was guarding.

I snogged Tony Knowles and my friend snogged Steve Davis at a snooker show back in the 80s 🤣

I used to work with someone who appeared in one of the Harry Potter films.
My old Sunday school teachers daughter (who was also friends with my brother. The daughter not the teacher) was in ‘The Last Kingdom’.

My sister lives in the same road that Keith Flint grew up in.

My brother aged about 8 held Princess Anne's horse at a horse show run by my Aunt.

My neice is in a film recently released with Kate Beckinsale & Charles Dance

My friends are in a band and their last album was number 17 in the album chart.

I went to school with Gerard Butler

My ex-husband used to live next door to Engelbert Humperdinck's sister.

Bryan Ferry's sister was in my dad's class at school.

I used to work in a dry cleaners, and Tom Robinson came in one day to have his trousers cleaned and pressed. The manager and I knew who he was but not my younger colleague. Also Jason Donovan was performing at a theatre in town and I cleaned his trousers, though never got to meet the man himself.

I used cloth nappies with DC2 and I loved an American brand for the different prints they did.

One that I bought (unused in the packet) was previously owned by the actress who played Kimmy Gibbler in Full House.

I live in the same estate that Sir Alex Ferguson, Alan Brazil and Billy McNeil used to live in.

I met Derren once after a show. He was absolutely lovely.

We are close friends with a couple who are political refugees in exile from their own country where they are very well known as members of the leading political family

My DS was in the national trust Scotland brochure about 20 years ago. The photo was taken at the Highland village used in Outlander.

There was a thread on here asking if anybody had slept with a celebrity. There were a surprisingly large number of posters who had either slept with Mick Hucknall or knew somebody who had!

My late Granny nursed Douglas Bader during the war.

He dated someone from my school for several months.

She was 14. She'd convinced him she was 19.

It was eugh back in the 90s. Even more eugh now.