That could certainly have interesting connotations if you ever turn your hand to the whole groupie thingDark wrote:I didn't have the heart to tell him I prefer drum machines to drummers most of the time.
I just saw a famous person
I met Robert Plant once.
At the Fairport Convetion festival at Cropredy, near Banbury, Has anyone been there?
Leningrad Cowboys played the same year, what an amazing weekened! Must have been around 1990-91-92-?
An old fasioned festival, you could walk "in" backwards and nobody knew.
Too much FET and a healthy dose of POT and AMYL made me say "Alright Bob how's it going?"
Cant remember his response - drugs are fukcing useless
PAul
At the Fairport Convetion festival at Cropredy, near Banbury, Has anyone been there?
Leningrad Cowboys played the same year, what an amazing weekened! Must have been around 1990-91-92-?
An old fasioned festival, you could walk "in" backwards and nobody knew.
Too much FET and a healthy dose of POT and AMYL made me say "Alright Bob how's it going?"
Cant remember his response - drugs are fukcing useless
PAul
"We have too many cellphones. We've got too many internets. We have got to get rid of those machines. We have too many machines now." - Ray Bradbury.
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i once told Ian Mcculloch that only he and his wife were on theguest list and his mates would have to pay.. my word, he's tall.
I just can't keep living on dreams no more
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~"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
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see my PM young man
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
My Latin teacher used to live over the road from Pete Best. Does that count?
And William Golding once lived in my home town.
And the Royal Family used to buy Pelham's Puppets which were made there.
And on my first driving lesson I burst my Mum's car tyre on the dis-used airfiled they filmed a Doctor Who episode on.
And my mate sold hot dogs at Earls Court while Pink Floyd played the Wall.
And my mate pointed Eldritch out to me in the Faversham.
Am I trying too hard?
And William Golding once lived in my home town.
And the Royal Family used to buy Pelham's Puppets which were made there.
And on my first driving lesson I burst my Mum's car tyre on the dis-used airfiled they filmed a Doctor Who episode on.
And my mate sold hot dogs at Earls Court while Pink Floyd played the Wall.
And my mate pointed Eldritch out to me in the Faversham.
Am I trying too hard?
And you know that she's half crazy but that's why you want to be there.
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don't look at me for an answer Francis 
"And when you start to think about death, you start to think about what's after it. And then you start hoping there is a God. For me, it's a frightening thought to go nowhere".
~ Peter Steele
~ Peter Steele
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BLAST! You know it doesn't count! Everyone in Glasgow (and environs) has met Billy Connolly!James Blast wrote: Billy Connolly (on the steps of the famous Glasgow Apollo, 1974/5)
Or at least knows someone who has. I wouldn't have let him get away!James Blast wrote: Ian Astbury, I really did bump into him and sent him flying (London, 1982)
Baby baby baby baby!
There's a man with a mullet going mad with a mallet in Millets
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canon docre
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Francis wrote:My Latin teacher used to live over the road from Pete Best. Does that count?
And William Golding once lived in my home town.
And the Royal Family used to buy Pelham's Puppets which were made there.
And on my first driving lesson I burst my Mum's car tyre on the dis-used airfiled they filmed a Doctor Who episode on.
And my mate sold hot dogs at Earls Court while Pink Floyd played the Wall.
And my mate pointed Eldritch out to me in the Faversham.
Am I trying too hard?
Wuzzi told me once, that I look like his friend Ian Astbury.
(it was when I still had black hair.
)is he considered a "famous person after all?
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emilystrange
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yes, why?Francis wrote:Are you sure about that?emilystrange wrote:my word, he's tall.
I just can't keep living on dreams no more
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Yes, I remember telling our record-selling friend I knew you liked the Chameleons. He said he knewyou liked them, especially because you know one of them.Debaser wrote:Reg Smithies (Guitar god of the Chameleons variety) last night.
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saw ian brown last night, was coming out of the wine merchants with a fine shiraz or two and he'd parked his 4x4 on double yellow lines and was walking up to the indian takeaway across the road.
it's surreal, isn't it, when you see someone famous out of context. i had to wait until he came out with the standard white plastic bags to be sure i hadn't imagined it
it's surreal, isn't it, when you see someone famous out of context. i had to wait until he came out with the standard white plastic bags to be sure i hadn't imagined it
then he takes your hand in some strange californian handshake and breaks the bone
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What kind of midget discipline was he champion inbiggy wrote:Barry McGuigan (ex midget champion of the world)
(midget golf, weightlifting for midgets, midget boxing, general greatest midget)? On a completely different note, are you male or female, or should I have figured that out by now?canon docre wrote:Francis wrote:My Latin teacher used to live over the road from Pete Best. Does that count?
And William Golding once lived in my home town.
And the Royal Family used to buy Pelham's Puppets which were made there.
And on my first driving lesson I burst my Mum's car tyre on the dis-used airfiled they filmed a Doctor Who episode on.
And my mate sold hot dogs at Earls Court while Pink Floyd played the Wall.
And my mate pointed Eldritch out to me in the Faversham.
Am I trying too hard?
Wuzzi told me once, that I look like his friend Ian Astbury.
(it was when I still had black hair.
is he considered a "famous person after all?
And you know that she's half crazy but that's why you want to be there.
Sorry Miss.emilystrange wrote:yes, why?Francis wrote:Are you sure about that?emilystrange wrote:my word, he's tall.
<shuffles off to the naughty corner again>
And you know that she's half crazy but that's why you want to be there.
I've had to give up trying to meet famous people. They all already know who I am 
*Says n'more*
*Says n'more*
Hojyuu-obi wrote:I've seen Eddy Wally though, and he most definitely is worldfamous.
Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally Wally 
Here's a list of "celebs" I've sort of met:
A pissed George Best getting on a train at Reading.
A wrecked Richard Harris (r.i.p.) in a pub in London.
Tommy Vance (r.i.p.) at an Alice In Chains gig
Michael Parkinson
Terry Wogan
Rolf Harris. The latter 3 used to drink in the pub where I worked.
Peter Steele (Type O Negative) - the most miserable tosser I've ever met in my life.
and I was sat opposite the bass player from Iron Maiden on a flight to Copenhagen once!
A pissed George Best getting on a train at Reading.
A wrecked Richard Harris (r.i.p.) in a pub in London.
Tommy Vance (r.i.p.) at an Alice In Chains gig
Michael Parkinson
Terry Wogan
Rolf Harris. The latter 3 used to drink in the pub where I worked.
Peter Steele (Type O Negative) - the most miserable tosser I've ever met in my life.
and I was sat opposite the bass player from Iron Maiden on a flight to Copenhagen once!
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