Post: #51

Arthur C. Clarke - attended a lecture he gave promoting the movie "2001 A Space Odyssey".

Richard Feynman - attended a private company lecture he gave. He was a good friend of my boss.

Robert Kennedy - saw him in a campaign rally.

Bob Hope - got tickets to a live studio filming, at one point was a few feet from him and saw him flirting with the supermodel Cheryl Tiegs during the breaks.

Vincent Price - saw him up close during taping of a Hollywood Square episode.

mikado - was on the same Rooshv thread with him.

Post: #52

To many to name.

Most memorable:
Bill Clinton
George W Bush Jr
Mike Tyson (very smart guy)
Martin Scorsese
Redman (smoked weed with)
Raekwon
Montel Williams (smoked weed with)
Talib Kweli
Jamie Foxx
Will ferrel
Colin Ferrell (coolest by far)
Kate Upton
Adriana Lima
Eva longoria (got the digits)
Aubrey O'day (got the digits)
Erin heatherton (got the digits)
Hugh Jackman
Whopping Goldberg (hit on me hard)
Sasha Baron Cohen
Alec Baldwin
Stephen Baldwin (got into a fight because of him)
Kevin bacon
Sharon Osborne (surprisingly hot)
Drake (owned him in front if his crew him and his boys laughed)
Kanye west
Megan Fox (not even that hot in real life)
Bill Murray
Slick Rick !
Jon jones
Brendan Frazier (nut job)
Regis philbin
Lou diamond Phillips
Dr Ruth
Martha Stewart
Michael k Williams (Omar from the wire) very cool and humble dude. Smokes parliament lights which was weird.
Dennis Leary
Stevie Ray Vaughn (as a toddler he was like fam)
Eddie Money
Morgan Freeman

Few more I never kept track or thought about it until this thread. I should really keep a journal or something. Some cool stories in there.

Post: #53

Midnite Special, is this through the NY party scene? That's quite a list!

Post: #54

*after reading McQueens just now I remembered not meeting but seeing Wesley snipes physically kick a chick out of his Vip table at a club like 8 years ago. It was hilarious.

Post: #55

(03-25-2014 04:42 PM)draguer Wrote:  Midnite Special, is this through the NY party scene? That's quite a list!

Combination of work and play. They seem to blend together a lot though.

Oh yeah Leonardo Dicaprio a few months ago at the mandarin Oriental. Guy smokes e cigs like its going out of style. Very cool laid back boss of the room type guy though. After he left this publicist chick told me he used to have guys come back to his room on the late night. She could just be a hater, that or he's gay. That's what she was hinting towards. I've seen him at one oak with dimes so I want to not believe what she said.

Post: #56

I met the biggest celeb of them all...










I met McQueen

Post: #57

@MidniteSpecial: You're in NYC correct?

If you live on either coast and party it's not uncommon to meet/hang with celebs.

We're not that special, we just party

Yes, Colin should be on my list. Have some stories, but won't get into it. A very real dude with a zest for hot pussy.

Post: #58

@samsamsam:

Your check is in the mail.

Post: #59

(03-25-2014 04:51 PM)Christian McQueen Wrote:  @MidniteSpecial: You're in NYC correct?

If you live on either coast and party it's not uncommon to meet/hang with celebs.

We're not that special, we just party

Yes, Colin should be on my list. Have some stories, but won't get into it. A very real dude with a zest for hot pussy.

Yup. Not special at all. Just normal act like you been there before type of thing. Which some egos don't like.

For example Ben Stiller and his "Doesn't this guy know who I am!?" Vibe.

Yeah man. Colin is the man. He got the girls number I was with. I feel you on not sharing. Part of me feels weird just doing what I did with that list.

We need to join forces at some point. Your stories remind me a lot of me and my boys.

Post: #60

Mine are all D list celebs for the most part lol but...

Crucial Conflict - Smoked with
Twista - SMoked with
The Crazy Hair Guy From Korn- Shared a table at Hustler Strip club in New Orleans

Post: #61

@midnitespecial

Micheal K Williams, that dude is the man

Post: #62

Pedro Martinez
Darryl Strawberry
Dustin Hoffman
Steven Wright
Mitt Romney

Post: #63

(03-25-2014 05:47 PM)Avon Barksdale Wrote:  @midnitespecial

Micheal K Williams, that dude is the man

Yeah he is. I can see by your handle your a fan of one of the realist shows of all time.

He actually came up to me and asked me about my sneakers. We were on w 19th st. I then asked him for a light and we smoked a cig together. Haha this is sounding pretty gay right now. He asked me if I was in boardwalk empire. We were outside a studio in Chelsea. I said, "no but I wish I was." And he was like, "shit well you need to be." And I was like, "hook it up man!" And then we exchanged email and phone numbers. I hit him up once or twice but nothing ever came of it. He did finally put me onto his acting coach who I might call if I get around to it.

Post: #64

In no particular order: Robin Williams (very nice guy), Christiano Ronaldo (saw him a few years back at Newark Airport, had a little chat with him for a few moments, he was headed to New York), Paul Walker (I actually ran into him by accident many years ago back in Newark, he was signing autographs in the parking lot at some church), as well as some WWE Divas.

Post: #65

-Eric Roberts (fashion show)
- Jordan Farmar and other minor laker players
- Zoey Deschanel ( Roosevelt)
- couple famous K-pop girls (K-town LA/ J-town SF)
- Shaq (grocery store)
- Ice cube's son
- Wayans bro (fashion show)
- Sons of Anarchy Diosa bottom bitch (mexican lady)- fashion show
- Couple porn stars
- Mystery and his squeeze. (smoked a J with her and stole Mystery's drink)

I barely watch pop culture, so I am sure I have met tons more.

The sad part is most of these people are super-f-boring. Funny part is that half the time, famous people think I am famous too- always a good chuckle there.

Post: #66

I've met myself

Out if all the other celebs I've met, iron sheik is the first that comes to mind.

Post: #67

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Age check?

Post: #68

(03-25-2014 04:46 PM)MidniteSpecial Wrote:  Oh yeah Leonardo Dicaprio a few months ago at the mandarin Oriental. Guy smokes e cigs like its going out of style. Very cool laid back boss of the room type guy though. After he left this publicist chick told me he used to have guys come back to his room on the late night. She could just be a hater, that or he's gay. That's what she was hinting towards. I've seen him at one oak with dimes so I want to not believe what she said.

I've seen Leo a couple times in L.A. restaurants, never met him though. I've seen him with dimes, but it's usually in a larger group, never on a date. I've also heard from several servers that he has male lovers.

Who knows...

Post: #69

Cuba Gooding Jr. was in a local salsa spot. Dude was drunk off his ass and exclaimed to my buddy 'there's some good pussy here tonight!'

Post: #70

Derailing a bit here, but I think we should settle on an absolute definition of beauty. If you say "dime", even though a ten isn't worth that much money, it makes it sounds like you are talking about a ten. I don't believe tens exist in nature- they are the ultimate ideal woman. Definitely worth more than 10 cents.

"Dime" sounds beta to me- it's a way of trying to sound cool without acknowledging what you actually mean.

It's like being politically corect. If you said she's a ten, you'd probably get more guys responding in disagreement. And that makes perfect sense if you define a ten as a the perfect female.

Don't say "dime" anymore. Take a risk and call her a ten

Post: #71

If your girl is fine, she's a dime.
A suit is a vine, jewelry is shine.
If you in love, that mean you blind.

But you're right. Can't remember the last time I used the phrase 'dime' in real life. Ha. But she was a dime though.

Post: #72

I met Gillian Anderson and Dan Ackroyd when I was 12. They were filming House of Mirth in the park next to my house. I asked Ackroyd if when the new Ghostbusters movie was going to be released.

I have met various footballers living in Glasgow.

I also went to school with two minor soap actresses.

And I have met Sonny, Traa and Wuv from POD. That was after a concert where the band stopped the show halfway through because some wee fat lass had lost her glasses. The lights were switched on and everyone was asked to search for them.

Obviously, not a stellar list as some on here but I wanted to add my dimes worth.

Post: #73

Bill Clinton - but only a simple book signing event at the Prudential Tower in 2011. It doesn't really count, barely had 20 seconds with him and I don't even agree with his book anymore, which was a dumbed-down explanation of Keynesian economics I'm sure was ghostwritten.

I guess none of these other guys have major celebrity status, but meeting them has been meaningful to me nonetheless.

Saw the great pianist Van Cliburn perform in 2007, in Portland. My piano teacher got me to meet him after a social function later that week, and I played the Scriabin Sonata No. 5 for him. I think I plain fucked up a chemistry exam the day before, I was so nervous and wanted to practice every possible minute.

It ended up going amazing, he was very encouraging and warm and to this day I think he was impressed/genuinely enjoyed it. I was joking around that I didn't know who he was while growing up in Texas, missed all those opportunities to see him play there, but finally my dream was fulfilled.

I've met a few great authors:
Chuck Palahniuck: My favorite author of all time. I was so awkward around him, but he was so wise and perceptive in his explanations of how to structure my stories, how to get that extra bit of authenticity from the characters. I didn't even know bigtime writers did something like this, giving a good amount of time to sit down with an aspiring writer.

He was also someone I felt close enough to confide in very fast. Before we were done, I told him how I'm studying to be an engineer, my parents expect that of me, yet I'm plagued by the idea that maybe writing is my true calling. (I think I may have used a 'biological clock' analogy lol, that I was running out of time.) He told me 'well, you have talent for sure. Do what you have to do, but don't forget.' He said that the beauty of writing is that great writers have come from all backgrounds, arriving at the path at different points in their lives.
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Tad Williams: He saw that I had a certain resemblance and flair in my language and writing that recalled his own and I told him I basically modeled mine after his. His Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn and Otherland books are my favorite fantasy and cyberpunk novels. I showed him what I had of the same story I showed Chuck, he also liked it and was more reserved, asked me what I wanted to ask him, I did, and he helped me with my weaknesses.

Guy Gavriel Kay: He's the modern J. R. R. Tolkien in my book. Gave me his perspective on my plot, characters, writing. I told him that I drew a lot of inspiration from his Fionavar Tapestry series and I had tried to learn from his graceful and beautiful style. We talked about how to develop your writing style in the long term and keep yourself on the track of improvement.

And lastly - before all of them - I met John Steakley quite a while before he died in 2010. He was a sci-fi writer who authored Armor, one of the most emotionally intense books I've read in my life and has a dedicated cult following. I picked up another copy of it, and now it still floors me with its raw intensity. I've been on a few sports and gaming forums, and invariably I'll run into a fellow fan.

He and my dad were family friends while we lived in Texas and I saw him a few times growing up. When I was much younger, I was a really cute kid, he'd ruffle my hair, and he once personally promised me that the sequel to Armor was going to be as amazing as the first. I went to the unofficial site and it disturbs me to see the excerpt of what he posted there. Sometimes I think I want to write my own version of Armor 2 as tribute, just post it anonymously on the Internet. When I learned that he had died while grinding through the college applications in high school, I cried, tears and all. Damn.

Been thinking about him a lot lately. For this spring break, I went on in a road trip to Miami with two guys from Boston in a beat up Ford. My friends always ask me for literary recommendations; I was surprised that they asked me for an audiobook recommendation this time. I found an audiobook of Armor by Blackstone, and we listened to that. Memorable.

Post: #74

A lot. And quite a few where i've had the chance to spend from an hour chatting to a few days with them, but other than a few supermodel and actress types that i can't divulge here, the only one of real note is James Blunt the singer/songwriter.

He had the reputation (which he quite openly admits is fair given his music) for being totally wet and up himself, but in reality he is an absolute player and made his way through plenty of the sport illustrated swimsuit models, served in Kosovo, lives life to the full and is totally self aware and as us Brits would say.. is a thoroughly bloody good bloke.

http://au.ibtimes.com/articles/532768/20...zROcygUwUU

Post: #75

Just of curiousity. Has anybody hanged out with Josh Homme?