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MarvGTI said:
monamimate said:
I was at school with the Duke of Luxemburg
Sorry Sir, but Henry's a GRAND-Duke 
and I bought his brother's (Prince Guillaume - William) E34 540i Touring with over 200k miles on the odo!blindswelledrat said:
What an arrogant prick.
I would have replied "I have no idea who you are".
Thank you for not being star-struck by me. Nice bloke? That's one of the most cringeworthy things I have ever read.
Maybe it reads badly and he didn't use those words, but he was cool and appreciative not an arrogant prick as you seem to think he was.I would have replied "I have no idea who you are".
Thank you for not being star-struck by me. Nice bloke? That's one of the most cringeworthy things I have ever read.
I got knocked off my BMX by Jim Bowen in his gold Rolls Royce as he was coming out of the YTV studios.
Chris Kamara once told me to F**k off outside Southamptons ground.
Forgot about the time I saw Angus Deaighton coming out of the toilets in the Mirabelle restaurant a few days after his coke and hookers scandal. I told him he needed to whipe his nose. He was not impressed.
Chris Kamara once told me to F**k off outside Southamptons ground.
Forgot about the time I saw Angus Deaighton coming out of the toilets in the Mirabelle restaurant a few days after his coke and hookers scandal. I told him he needed to whipe his nose. He was not impressed.
Edited by Sexual Chocolate on Wednesday 16th April 14:26
The grandfather of the chap I sit next to at work ghost wrote about half the Billy Bunter stories in The Magnet around the time of the First War.
He survived the war. Newly arrived in France after volunteering, his platoon of raw recruits were asked if any of them had office experience. He did and was sent to work in an HQ away from the fighting. His ability to type almost undoubtedly saved him.
He survived the war. Newly arrived in France after volunteering, his platoon of raw recruits were asked if any of them had office experience. He did and was sent to work in an HQ away from the fighting. His ability to type almost undoubtedly saved him.
Jeremy Clarkson told me "Oh do F*** Off!" when I asked him for a photo at a Neil Young gig at Hammersmith Apollo.
Paul Weller was friendly and happy to pose for pictures when on the same flight back from Coachella in 2009. We had a chat at Heathrow baggage reclaim, like a couple of regular blokes shooting the breeze, which was odd on my part because he's one of my musical heroes, I was massively star struck.
My mum sat next to Peter Andre on a flight back from Vegas. Amazingly he didn't repeatedly tell her how much he loves his kids.
Paul Weller was friendly and happy to pose for pictures when on the same flight back from Coachella in 2009. We had a chat at Heathrow baggage reclaim, like a couple of regular blokes shooting the breeze, which was odd on my part because he's one of my musical heroes, I was massively star struck.
My mum sat next to Peter Andre on a flight back from Vegas. Amazingly he didn't repeatedly tell her how much he loves his kids.
Back in the day, working in a petrol station, I served Ray Alan (of Lord Charles ventriloquism in the 70s/80s fame), and Stefan Dennis (him off early Neighbours).
Once travelled on a Virgin Atlantic flight that Richard Branson was on. He wandered through the cabins during the flight chatting to people, did the 'preparations for landing' announcement, and stood by the door with the other cabin crew thanking the passengers. A very respectable effort, I thought.
Also on a different flight, was Robbie Coltrane, who spent most of the flight chatting up the female cabin crew in the rear of the 747 Upper Deck. When it came to collecting baggage, he shoved his way through other passengers when he spotted his back, then without consideration, simply hauled his bag off the belt as hard as possible, catching a woman squarely in the stomach, then shouted "Oh for f
ks sake!" because it delayed him a nano-second. He's a prize-class prick if you ask me.
Once travelled on a Virgin Atlantic flight that Richard Branson was on. He wandered through the cabins during the flight chatting to people, did the 'preparations for landing' announcement, and stood by the door with the other cabin crew thanking the passengers. A very respectable effort, I thought.
Also on a different flight, was Robbie Coltrane, who spent most of the flight chatting up the female cabin crew in the rear of the 747 Upper Deck. When it came to collecting baggage, he shoved his way through other passengers when he spotted his back, then without consideration, simply hauled his bag off the belt as hard as possible, catching a woman squarely in the stomach, then shouted "Oh for f
ks sake!" because it delayed him a nano-second. He's a prize-class prick if you ask me.About 6 years ago I met Maxi Jazz from faithless at a British gt race, had a decent chat with him and got my iPod signed by him, really nice guy.
About 4 years back David Cameron visited my school. Shouted "Alright Dave" in only fools and horses style at him, it raised a smile and a thumbs up!
About 4 years back David Cameron visited my school. Shouted "Alright Dave" in only fools and horses style at him, it raised a smile and a thumbs up!
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