Is that the real pope. Or Plastic Pope (if there is a plastic pope). Just asking, because he looks like he's made of you know, plastic.Aleifr said:Ozzy Osbourne is obviously the most famous! He's the Prince of Darkness damnit!Mister Ash said:
Rev Erebus wins.Rev Erebus said:This guy
He was an asshole.
Most Famous Person You've Ever Met
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These alone make me envious!George Palmer said:
My very first job was working retail at a resort, so I met Ron White (AKA Tater Salad) and Darth Cheney that way. Terrell Owens used to come in to my sister's restaurant from time to time. I've met our state senators, John Kyl and John McCain. I met Janet Napolitano and several other local politicians when our high school jazz band played for the State of the State address. Wynton Marsalis came by and did a workshop for one of our jazz programs. I ran into Dave Brubeck and Poncho Sanchez at the IAJE conference in Long Beach in 2002. I also literally bumped into Kerri Strug when I was on a plane, if anyone remembers who she was.
Thom Yorke at a university, Artem Chubarov at a sportsplex, and a news anchor for the local sports station that follows my city's hockey team
You little fuck.thel1st said:
I got to see the drummer, guitarist and bassist... But no Derris. >.<
Hmmm...not sure who's the most famous, really. Tomonobu Itagaki? Peter Molyneux? Vin Diesel? Fabio?
All at the same reastaurant I cook in, I've fed and met the guys who played Boba Fett, Chewbacca, R2D2, and Darth Vader, Mark Hammill, Warwick Davis, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Eric, Clapton, numerous NHL teams, Wayne Gretzky, the Duchess of York, and Criss Angel. Yeah, I'm bragging a little bit, but they were all really cool, and tipped really nice. ended up drinking a couple glasses of wine with the guys from Star Wars, all really cordial and interesting guys. And Peter Mayhew(Chewbacca) has to be about the nicest, most sincere guy on the planet Earth.
Everyone except Sid (0) and Corey (8)... they were taking too long for signatures and the bastards walked away. But I got autographs from the others.aruseusx said:
Naw... I live in California, so O&A never make it out here. But I got Yimmy and Bawby to sign my O&A shirt. I met Jimmy (and Club Soda Kenny) in San Francisco a couple years ago... he's just a little thing, you wanna pick him up.The infamous SCAMola said:
I met Bawby about a year ago in SF and got a pic with him... He's a really cool guy. I'm hopefully gonna see Bill Burr this month.... Gonna bring my O&A shirt for some signing hopefully.
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I look like I douche in the pic... I was all giddy and retarded... but it was still awesome.
Ha, Just the Tip. I remember when they trashed that album on the show, fuckin' hilarious.Worr Monger said:
Yeah I haven't listened to the show in a while, cause I would listen at work, but I got laid off a while back... and now I just never find the time for it.The infamous SCAMola said:
But, still supporting the comedians, watching them live is way better than on TV.
I met Harlan Ellison and Terry Pratchett at AggieCon. Harlan called me a cheap fuck, and Pratchett told me my copy of Good Omens smelled of beans. It was a good day.
Parents are friends with Shakin' Stevens, so he was in my room last week.. But my friend beat me, he had David Hasselhoff in his kitchen! The HOFF!
Nah, I wasn't bothered either.
Just remembered, working at the Henley Regatta, so I see Steve Redgrave loads.. He's such a nice chap. He's broken his leg.. from playing golf.
Nah, I wasn't bothered either.
Just remembered, working at the Henley Regatta, so I see Steve Redgrave loads.. He's such a nice chap. He's broken his leg.. from playing golf.
