Have you ever seen or met anyone famous?

when i drive my friends to play b ball i see R. Kelly there, met him once.


i saw edge from WWE at a lord and taylor store in woodfield IL during evening b4 wrestlemainia

I've met a bunch of christian (xP) musicians when I used to tag along with my bro to concerts. KJ-52 I met twice. And Hannah from Kainos gave me a hug. I've also met a bunch of others I can't think of.
Non-christian band people I've met are Justin Moore (NOT the country singer) from Ingram Hill. My older sister pretty much stalks him. He even knows my name now.
And I've met Dahvie Vanity from Blood On The Dance Floor a few times. Not in concert tho. My friend Angela is best friends with him.

I met Mike Durant in Circuit City with my father and brother about 8 years ago.
He had his daughters with him; really nice guy.

Not really. It seems as if celebs don't want to come to Indiana. I don't blame them.

I have met Rebecca Klingler at the grocery store I work at once. Got her autograph. She's not too famous but she has been in LA Confidential and she had small parts in The Green Mile and Titanic. I recognized her because she was with her sister, my old high school English teacher. Here is her IMDB bio: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0459799/

And a pic:

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I met former WWE Superstar Shelton Benjamin.

I "met" President Carter in a bookstore when I was about one. Needless to say, the memory is less than clear. More reccently, I met, talked to, and got autographs from Bill Leeb and Rhys Fulber, the guys behind the bands Delerium and Front Line Assembly.

I met John Cooper from Skillet a few years ago.
And as I mentioned Justin Moore earlier, I've gotten to speak with him a few more times since. I also finally got to talk to the rest of the band. The drummer even crashed in our hotel room last concert.

I met Roger Craig Smith on my second expo which was in 2009. Vic Mignogna and Tom Baker (Doctor Who) At least I think it was.. And some guy from Red Dwarf, I just shook his hand and my brother took a picture, but I'm not really into Red Dwarf

Speaking of famous, I met Rachel Weisz, and Jeremy Renner in person. The Bourne Legacy Superstars when they had they're shooting here in our country. If you watched that film you will saw some of our places there. I also met the WWE Superstar, Chris Benoit back in the year 2005.

I met DC Douglas and Billy West at a con, and Sean Mackin of Yellowcard.

Anyone famous . . . I've actually met someone Legendary. Ive met Ian Gillan and Roger Glover when they were here in the beginning of the month on local "Night Show", but sadly i've missed the concert which was on the second day, cs of things that i had to do . . .

Stephan King, my uncle Ash Williams, and George W. Bush on mistake.

Friends with Alex and Nat Wolff from The Naked Brothers Band! Have talk to them on the phone and online!

...my Uncle is still cooler than this.

PWNERX wrote:

...my Uncle is still cooler than this.

Now, I have reason to believe you're an idiot.

Vandal wrote:

PWNERX wrote:

...my Uncle is still cooler than this.

Now, I have reason to believe you're an idiot.

Thank goodness I'm not the only one that was thinking this.

I'm going to meet Hynden Walch next friday, God willing. She's most well known for lending her voice talents to Starfire in Teen Titans and Princess Bubblegum from Adventure Time.

I believe I mentioned this, maybe, but I saw Adam Sessler, and shook his hand. I also took a pic with him. If you consider him "famous". He was super cool too.

I met the late Dimebag Darrell's long time girlfriend at Mayhem Fest last year.

ZombiePrincess wrote:

And I've met Dahvie Vanity from Blood On The Dance Floor a few times.

That guy is scum, just sayin.

Spike Reaver wrote:

I believe I mentioned this, maybe, but I saw Adam Sessler, and shook his hand. I also took a pic with him. If you consider him "famous". He was super cool too.

I used to hold his opinions on games on a high enough pedestal that I'd base my buying off them until he complained about not being able to walk and shoot/reload at the same time during an RE5 review on X-Play. After that, he lost all credibility in my eyes.

He lost credibility when he praised MW3.

Vandal wrote:

He lost credibility when he praised MW3.

Why? It's a good game. Opinions are opinions.

Not talking about Ghost or the series, but to say that someone loses credibility because they like a (good) game is just stupid.

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