Viewing Thread:
"Whos seen someone famous then?"

Seen anyone on the streets?, at a show? or anything like that?

Oh yeah, wooh wooh wooh, I almost forgot - I served Gary Numan at my old workplace once AND I got his autograph (I told him my Dad would love it!).

gonk. heh heh

I saw that squeky voiced gonk off the telly, Joe Pasquale. Good laugh though.

Little Hobbo wrote:
> I've met one of James Bond's stuntmen called Douglas James. I even
> had a photo taken while frisking him, pointing a gun to his head, and
> his georgeous BMW was in the background.

That reminds me, I was at tower bridge when they shot the opening boat scene in the World Is Not Enough, which was quiet cool, as had a perfect shot at what was going on, even if it all looked so fake 80)

I was in Next in Epping and Rod Stewart was in there. He was with his wifey, I think her names Rachel Hunter. However.... I thought for some reason that it was Barry Manilow and shouted out "oh, look theres Rod Stewarts wife with Barry Manilow. scandal" and Rod Stewart heard and thought I was a right donut.

if you can call Kevin Campbell famous then i've met him. I've also met Gordon Banks and Pele but only for about 30 seconds. And i know Eric Pollard although i wouldn't call him famous.

I've met one of James Bond's stuntmen called Douglas James. I even had a photo taken while frisking him, pointing a gun to his head, and his georgeous BMW was in the background.

A few years ago when Paul Medley was playing for the Bradford Bulls, my cousin, brother, grandma and me were shopping in Morrisons when we saw Paul Medley and when he walked past us my cousin said "Alright Paul" with her thunmbs up and he said "Yeah", but looked at us dodgy.

I saw that plonker with the dyed blonde hair from Blue Peter at Manchester Airport, I stalked him until his 'agent' told us to fook off. Charming

I met the whole Liverpool team when I played at the City Ground before the Nottingham Forest vs Liverpool game, I played there because I was the BEST goalie in Nottingham (for my age) and it was a memorial match commemorating the Hillsbrough tragedy. I met Owen as a wickle boy, pity none of my team-'mates' didn't lend me a pen so I could get their aoutographs.

:@

Or†ega wrote:
> Highlight of my life seeing Batistuta score in real life at Old
> trafford...


Out of curiosity, which side of the stands were you in? :)