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Wow!!!I have met quite a few famous people because of my father's work. The standout was being chosen to give a bunch of flowers to Queen Elizabeth and she said she liked my dress!!
Wow!!!I have met quite a few famous people because of my father's work. The standout was being chosen to give a bunch of flowers to Queen Elizabeth and she said she liked my dress!!
I shared an elevator in a hotel once with Bob Hope.Probably Bob Hope,
Was in a bar once when O.J. Simpson walked in (he obviously just wanted a quiet beer) but his hangers on kept trying to entertain him; actually felt sorry for the guy. Left him alone, didn't impose myself on him.
Enjoy!
OK, I'll bite, what does "igged" mean?I met and actually kind of "igged" Jackie Wilson at Lloyd Price's Turn Table in N.Y.C. I also met and had a nice chat backstage with my crush at the time, Pervis Jackson of The Spinners when they appeared at The Cheetah in N.Y. I met Cuba Gooding, Sr. at a jazz club in Montclair, N.J. He told me I had pretty lips...but then again he was pretty high.I responded earlier in the thread that I'd met Sydney Poitier. He was walking around the Montreal Expo 67 by himself. Just found the photo I took which didn't come out so well because I was trying to hurry and take it.
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"Igged" means ignore. In this case I used it to mean brushed off.OK, I'll bite, what does "igged" mean?
I was 8 years old...she had to say something. It was a lovely dress!Wow!!!
Cool! Or should I say "Kool"!Idk if I already answered this???
Michael J Fox..rode the elevator w/him at The Peninsula Hotel in Beverly Hills. He was very short. Like me.
Shields and Yarnell came up to our room in Los Angeles..me, my sister and my mother. We visited.
Went to a graduation party here in town at one of the guys from Kool and the Gang's home.
Lou Diamonds Phillips autograph. He came and played music here in town.
I sound like a groupie lol.
I had something completely different in mind, lol"Igged" means ignore. In this case I used it to mean brushed off.
Very kool Diva...Cool! Or should I say "Kool"!My husband's best friend was good friends with Kool. When my husband and I were heading off to vacation one time, he asked us to drop him off at Kool's house which was in another city located in the direction we were traveling. We didn't go in with him so I never met Kool. That same friend later moved to PA. When we went to visit him there, he had just opened a restaurant in the same block as his apartment. He took us there, showed us around and told us that Bon Jovi was helping to revitalize that neighborhood. He met with Bon Jovi (a Jersey boy too) and was subsequently told if he needed any help to just call.
I should add that though I never met him in person, I talked on the phone with Al Goodman of Ray, Goodman & Brown (formerly The Moments). I was considering writing an article about RG &B for this entertainment e-magazine my friend publishes. He and my husband were very good friends. I would have been able to meet him, the rest of his group and The Manhattans if I wasn't sick the night Al and his wife hosted a party. at their house. My husband had to go without me. Before I got a chance to interview him for the article, Al went to the hospital for what was supposed to be a minor surgery and died in the hospital.
I'm sure you did.I had something completely different in mind, lol
Steve Martin was a senior at my high school when I was a freshman. He was a friend of my girlfriend's older brother. They would be at the house sometimes when I was over visiting. He was on the pep squad and I remember him with the other members doing cheers at pep rallies. Back then Steve Martin was just another ordinary guy.I was in the usa one year and we decided to go and see tombstone,
We we're told to use the truck stops as they gave good value for money ref meals,
Well true to form we'd enjoyed our first meal of the day and as we made our way to the hire car my wife decided she needed the loo after all
and so i said in a loudish voice "i'll see you in the car" And then i continued a few steps to this hire car
As i got nearer to the car a voice from an old truck parked next to us rang out and it said "love your scouse twang"
I looked at the driver and it was Paul Mc cartney and his then wife Linda,
At first i wasn't sure if it was him or not because he was a bit rough looking but it was him and we exchanged views on our home land and liverpool,
When my wife returned paul and family's truck was just driving away, my wife asked who i was talking to, "Paul and Linda McCartney" I replied,
What out here in this dusty place "Dont think so"
She never did believe me.
Have you met anyone famous?
Also met Jimmy in the early 70s in Warner Robins/Macon. Admire what he has done since leaving office.Jimmy Carter. Don't know if you'd call it *met* though. Shook hands in a long greeting line,
when he was running for President in 1976.
It's funny you mentioned the Andrea Doria. When I was about 7 or 8 yrs old my Dad drove my Mom's sister 2 of my cousins to go to Italy on the ship. We Were allowed to tour the ship and I remember looking over the side and thinking how tall the boat was and couldn't even imagine how much of the boat was under the water. Me and my sister got so scared that my Dad took us off the boat.I think 2 yrs later it sunk. Every year my sister and her family go on a cruise and wants me and my family to join them. I laugh and remind her how scared we both got just walking around the Andra Doria.When the Anrea Doria sank off Nantucket our ship, and others, retrieved much of the floating debris and personal items. We happened to retrieve one of Ruth Roman's traveling cases - -does this count?
As a side note, we also sank some of the lifeboats that broke loose as the Andrea Doria sank and came to the surface inverted. Used the 40 mm. mount and it was surprising how many shells it took to sink them due to the many individual segments of these 26' boats.
It is a toss up between William Shatner from Star Trek and Paul Barrere guitarist, singer and song writer for the band
Little Feat. Oh, almost forgot about Iggy Pop and Dougie Maclean. I drank some beer with them back in the seventies.