Chris Eubank in London driving monster lorry...
Chris Eubank in London driving monster lorry...
Author
Discussion

RiverGirrl

Original Poster:

857 posts

312 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
We were out in London last night, having enjoyed the 8pm show at The Comedy Store - absolutelty brilliant. Walking back to the car, parked on Picadilly near the Ritz, we hear the deafening sound of a (very loud) truck horn. We see this monster truck cab, with Chris Eubank in the driver's seat! Plate number '1 KO' (very good) He had a political message on the back of the cab...obviously making his views on war very clear.

He smiled at us, and carried on driving. The cab is beautiful and very well kept. Has anyone else seen him in this truck? Just curious....

mike_e

595 posts

294 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
He lives in Brighton, just down the road from me. Seen him quite a few times in the beast, always blowing his horn for some reason.

joust

14,622 posts

290 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
He's often seen driving it around the lanes. Total if you ask me, not that I would say it to his face

J

raf dug

3,515 posts

285 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
Seen him quite a few times normally driving it through Croydon on the A23 probably from Brighton to London.
He is very eccentric he has bought his self a title and calls himself Lord Brighton.

anonymous-user

85 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
Eubank is as mad as a hatter
Met him in the bar of The Grand Hotel in Brighton a few months ago when he arrived at about 1AM (blatently cruising for women). Was pissed so started chatting to him and he really is very strange....started spurting some sort of poetry !!!

Steer clear of the big wierdo !



NB - Saw Jordan and Yorkie in there as well.... obviously a top celeb hangout !

julianhj

8,871 posts

293 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
Nah, Eubank is OK! Good, old-fashioned eccentricity (sp?) at it's best. He might be a bit of a clown, and have a few odd moments, but he livens the place up a bit. Brighton & Hove needs the weirdness! He gives the place a bit of character, along with Norman Cook, Jordan etc.

apache

39,731 posts

315 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all
I'll drink to that! lets hear it for the eccentrics, anything to Brighton up a dull day

ABBTVR

69,336 posts

289 months

Sunday 16th March 2003
quotequote all

apache said: Anything to Brighton up a dull day

A few of us Ph'ers did our bit on the 29th of December last year.

Bloody pier fell down!

Could it have been anything to do with the combined engine rumble of 22 Tiv's?

Big Al.