Post: #126

Robin Williams, but that means nothing. If you lived in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 80's and never met him, it means you were a shut-in.

Post: #127

(06-15-2016 12:04 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:  

(06-09-2016 11:25 PM)Kona Wrote:  I sort of met the founder of this very thread, the JJ Roberts. That was before he hit it big and was just Lumiere.

I should have given him the shirt off my back because of the oppressive stench the one he was wearing.

No friends asked about him, but a life coach he wanted me to meet called me several weeks afterwords.

He left an impression on me.

Aloha!

If anyone is curious about this, you can read it here. Great Story

Please remember I was much younger then. I'm sure you can already see the maturation through my posts, but just a reminder.

Aloha!

Post: #128

(06-09-2016 11:25 PM)Kona Wrote:  

(06-09-2016 06:46 PM)Anabasis to Desta Wrote:  Forum member AliBlaba.

Fantastic guy. One man TV show and has a heart of gold. The type of guy who'd give you the shirt off his back. I had my friends asking me about him for weeks afterwards. Certainly got the ability to leave an impression on people.

I sort of met the founder of this very thread, the JJ Roberts. That was before he hit it big and was just Lumiere.

I should have given him the shirt off my back because of the oppressive stench the one he was wearing.

No friends asked about him, but a life coach he wanted me to meet called me several weeks afterwords.

He left an impression on me.

Aloha!

JJ Roberts is Lumiere? Why aren't both accounts banned?

Post: #129

I've met Bill Clinton, not exactly a celebrity but certainly well known.

One of the best cold readers/socially intelligent people I've ever encountered. He could have been a top con man/mentalist/televangelist if he didn't get into politics.

Post: #130

I've met Ron Harper, Delroy Lindo, Jamal Magloire, Gucci Maine, Ik Enemkpali, Nneka Enemkpali, Linford Christie, John Barnes, Daley Thompson, Robbie Gee and Curtis Walker. Also met the tall bald headed guy from the Martin Show.

Post: #131

(06-15-2016 03:17 PM)Kona Wrote:  

(06-15-2016 12:04 AM)GlobalMan Wrote:  

(06-09-2016 11:25 PM)Kona Wrote:  I sort of met the founder of this very thread, the JJ Roberts. That was before he hit it big and was just Lumiere.

I should have given him the shirt off my back because of the oppressive stench the one he was wearing.

No friends asked about him, but a life coach he wanted me to meet called me several weeks afterwords.

He left an impression on me.

Aloha!

If anyone is curious about this, you can read it here. Great Story

Please remember I was much younger then. I'm sure you can already see the maturation through my posts, but just a reminder.

Aloha!

Kona,

There is a great raw honesty and realness in your posts, which is difficult to find these days, and appreciated. You never need to explain brother.

Post: #132

If I ever make it over to Hawaii I'll have to get in touch with Kona so we have beers and laugh about how much of a greasy dead beat shit head JJ Roberts is.

Post: #133

I saw the Hensel twins outside The Pourhouse club in Minneapolis. They were on their phone complaining that some guy stood them up. It was pretty entertaining.

Post: #134

(10-28-2018 03:40 PM)numanist Wrote:  I saw the Hensel twins outside The Pourhouse club in Minneapolis. They were on their phone complaining that some guy stood them up. It was pretty entertaining.

4.5/10 WB; 4.4/10 WNB

Post: #135

(06-15-2016 06:59 PM)Mikan Wrote:  I've met Bill Clinton, not exactly a celebrity but certainly well known.

One of the best cold readers/socially intelligent people I've ever encountered. He could have been a top con man/mentalist/televangelist if he didn't get into politics.

LOL
Bruh...... he was

Post: #136

So one guy was there to meet the both of them?

Which one had the phone on their ear?

I'm intrigued we need details.

Aloha!

Post: #137

(10-28-2018 03:46 PM)Thot Leader Wrote:  4.5/10 WB; 4.4/10 WNB

>not salivating at the thought of almost everything one girl's mouth can do, but double
would you honestly pass up the opportunity to bang a TWO-HEADED girl just because she's barely a 5 on a "piss-drunk" night? I would only turn it down if she was a legit double-panface.

Post: #138

What would really suck is if one of them transitioned and the other didn't respect zir pronouns.

Post: #139

I think it was April of '14, where I was traversing the local mall before my shift at the Macy's there I was working then, when I spotted this big event set up, and I immediately recognized the keynote speaker as Ed Begley Jr. I made my way through the crowd and asked the lead goon if I could meet him. After his speech, I was permitted to mingle in the scene, quite the giddiness coming over me as I went up to him. Told him he was awesome in 'She-Devil', to which he warmly replied "Oh, bless you. That was my favorite of my films." We talked for a few minutes about how he got into that particular role, and a bit about his environmental work of late.

That was way cool.

Post: #140

Here is a documentary I remember seeing on them back in the day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K57IcN9DWXo

Post: #141

(10-28-2018 04:58 PM)Mess O. Wrote:  I think it was April of '14, where I was traversing the local mall before my shift at the Macy's there I was working then, when I spotted this big event set up, and I immediately recognized the keynote speaker as Ed Begley Jr. I made my way through the crowd and asked the lead goon if I could meet him. After his speech, I was permitted to mingle in the scene, quite the giddiness coming over me as I went up to him. Told him he was awesome in 'She-Devil', to which he warmly replied "Oh, bless you. That was my favorite of my films." We talked for a few minutes about how he got into that particular role, and a bit about his environmental work of late.

That was way cool.

I saw him and his daughter at The Grove a few years back.

She-Devil is a great film!

Post: #142

Maybe they were going out to eat . . . since "half the dinner's on the goddamn floor!"

Post: #143

(10-28-2018 03:40 PM)numanist Wrote:  I saw the Hensel twins outside The Pourhouse club in Minneapolis. They were on their phone complaining that some guy stood them up. It was pretty entertaining.

Are you sure it was them?

Post: #144

^^^^ Ok, that's a funny joke there. Good job. I already gave you a reputation point, so I deleted it, then updated it and gave it right back.

Serious question though. If those gals were out with one guy, who pays the bill in such a situation?

Are you just paying for both? Do you only pay for the one you want to date and the so-called "third wheel" pays for herself? Does everyone pay individually?

Can someone please clear this up.

Aloha!

Post: #145

I met John Glenn at a Speakers event at a local university back in 2000.

Post: #146

My mum and I once got into an elevator at the hotel we were staying at and Colonel Sanders and a couple of other guys were in there.

He said "Good morning ma'am" to my mum and doffed his hat ever so slightly. My mum was thrilled with that.
We didn't eat fast food very often in our household because my mum was a bit old-fashioned and cooked meals herself, but on the odd occasion we did, it was always KFC since then. Every fucking time.

Post: #147

Was in the same room as Andy MacNab, the ex-SAS consultant on Michael Mann's film Heat.

He's very famous in the Uk on account of his book 'Bravo Two Zero' about his behind-enemy-lines patrol in the first Iraq war, his articles in magazines and the print media and of course the fact that his face is not allowed to be shown anywhere over security concerns.

Post: #148

(10-28-2018 09:11 PM)Kona Wrote:  ^^^^ Ok, that's a funny joke there. Good job. I already gave you a reputation point, so I deleted it, then updated it and gave it right back.

Serious question though. If those gals were out with one guy, who pays the bill in such a situation?

Are you just paying for both? Do you only pay for the one you want to date and the so-called "third wheel" pays for herself? Does everyone pay individually?

Can someone please clear this up.

Aloha!

You've heard of "going Dutch" right?...In this case its called "going Siamese"

Post: #149

^^^ I'm familiar.

I've been worried for a long time that Siamese twins are the next trannies. It's gonna be LGBTQS soon. The Siamese are gonna be allowed to marry each other. They're gonna have a float in the pride parade kinda shit.

Another thing, let's say the aforementioned date concludes, and they pay. Have they one wallet?

How do credit card companies and credit reporting agencies view them? Do they each have a separate card?

Do they keep secrets? Let's say one overheard the other apply for a card and remembers the others personal info. Then turns around and gets a card in the others name, maxes it out, and gets caught. Is that identity theft? Do they both wind up on jail?

Have any of these situations been pondered? Is there any case law about this?

Aloha!

Post: #150

Met ex-NBA player Dennis Rodman (in front of a Chicago hotel lobby during the day. He was cool. Just a brief high-five situation.), rapper DMX (in the line of a Chicago nightclub, he was really cool but the establishment wasn't giving him & his crew of sausages much love), rapper Nas (His bodyguard shooed me & my buddy away though. We were kinda drunk & the bodyguard didn't want any randos talking to him. Plus Nas had his wife at that time Kelis (singer) was in a limousine parked very close by. This was in Chicago). Was in the same NYC NBA store as rapper Master P once (didn't actually meet him though). Also was in the same store as Noah Wyle from ER once in Chicago (didn't meet him either). Met the news anchor Bill Kurtis once in Chicago (not sure what his level of fame is lol). Met veteran porn actor Ron Jeremy at a strip club in northwest Indiana (very close to Chicago). He was kind of a douche lol. Met the ex-NBA player Josh Smith in Detroit at a strip club. Smith was actually quite cordial & cool! Met former Chicago Bulls basketball players Bill Wennington & Stacey King at a restaurant (they both do TV announcing for the Bulls these days). I've also met a couple CEO's of Fortune 500 companies as well, but they're not really too famous beyond the pages of the Wall Street Journal or Crain's Business.