Who, In History, Would Be Remembered...

[vortex]

for doing good when the individual was also known for involvement in crime?

(This question follows a post on the Martin McGuinness thread by ichkeria where, he rightly stated, that the reverse is also true of course).

[bednobs]

robin hood

[vortex]

Good starter bednobs!

[douglas9401]

Tony Blair.

[aelmpvw]

someone's going to say the krays, bless 'em

[Prudie]

A lot of the Mafia

[New Judge]

The Krays? They were smashing blokes. Every Sunday morning one of them would come round and nail my Dad's head to the floor. One Sunday he wasn't feeling too good so they let him off. I mean, how bad's that? Smashing blokes. Won't hear a word said against them.

(With thanks and apologies to the Piranha brothers - Doug and Dinsdale - made famous by Monty Python and his Flying Circus).

[douglas9401]

Paul Potts for the Kampuchea interlude, later redeeming himself by chanting light opera in a strange way. :)

[aelmpvw]

^ :-))

[-Talbot-]

Mother Teresa

[whiskeryron]

Aunt Bessie

[New Judge]

What's wrong with Aunt Bessie's Yorkshire Puddings? They may not be to everybody's taste but they are hardly criminal :-)

[Mamyalynne]

Vote 2 for Mother Teresa.

[hereIam]

I love all Aunty Bessie's stuff.

[naomi24]

NJ, //What's wrong with Aunt Bessie's Yorkshire Puddings? They may not be to everybody's taste but they are hardly criminal :-) //

My family think they're criminal. After one attempt it was back to the mixing bowl for me. :o(

[douglas9401]

I find Bessie's roasters taste of fish.

[hereIam]

^ I don't ...

[douglas9401]

Hmmm, just me then.

[ummmm]

Aunt Bessie's frozen mash is okay. Yorkies and roast potatoes are naff.