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When I met Matt Jones, he was fucked up



Still a nice guy though
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Paul McCartney was a class act. Bobby Clarke of the Philadelphia Flyers was great too. Queen Elizabeth II wasnt too pleasant but I heard afterwards that she was angry and perturbed about something.
 
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Floyd Mayweather and I get our gas pumped at the same place. Awesome guy. I said "hey champ" to him and he said hi. He's well know for being a big tipper and overall great guy.
 
Ahmad Rashad - saw him after the 2007 NBA ASG, complete dick. He should be thankful anyone recognizes him. 
 
 
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Jack Nicholson - super cool and funny as hell...

Roger Daltry- unbelievably short but friendly

Jimi Hendrix- trippin his balls off
 
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Was at a golf tourney in 97 with an ex. we were standing there and curt angle came up to us and started talking. He was in tiger's group. He took us and we walked up the 18th with tiger and curt. Got pics and bull shitted a bit. It was te practice round an right before tiger's head swelled up so he was actually cool
 
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Alex Ovechkin - saw him at Fallsview Casino in Niagara - he would have been 19 at the time and still a newbie. I forgot what he was playing but he had a massive crowed around him. My buddy went up, shook his hand and wished him GL next season. Great guy, smiling non-stop.

Rick Mercer - great guy. I used to work in high end fashion and he was passing through and ended up chatting for a bit. Just as nice in person as he is on tv

Jonathan Torrens (J Rock on Trailer Park Boys etc) - same thing as rick, really nice, mild mannered dude.

Gord Downey (Tragically Hip) - my brother ran into him in a student bar downtown. They said he couldnt have been nicer.

Al Strachan (Hockey Night in Canada) - my buddy bought this guy a beer at a bar and they talked hockey for like 30 min. Apparently, great guy but a lil off on his predictions (said Avery was going to the habs - or my buddy was just fukin with me)

Mike Myers - I have heard from multiple ppl in the movie biz that this guy is horrible. Yelling at randoms on set and I heard its getting worse as he gets older. They figure its because the few movies he does get are complete shit now.

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Quote Originally Posted by CountNo_Account:

Jack Nicholson - super cool and funny as hell...

Roger Daltry- unbelievably short but friendly

Jimi Hendrix- trippin his balls off

No shit.  You met Jimi? 
 
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Ice house in San Antonio 1968
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CountNo_Account:

Ice house in San Antonio 1968

I was only 1, but got here as fast as I could.  That's awesome.  Did you get to talk to him?  Shake his hand?  Trip with him? 
 
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Maria Menounos - even hotter in person, real down to earth nice gal...great smile

Kate Hudson - nice girl but boy is she flat...zero rack but its what i expected

Michael Douglas - real nice, on his way out of the hotel, stopped to take pics and autographs

Jennifer Garner - always had a thing for her and nice athletic body BUT i can see how people say she is very stand-offish and bitchy, she was with her kids but wanted nothing to do with the attention she was gettin'



 
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Chris Pronger:  Jumped being a bar and started pissing in a trash can,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
 
 
 

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sorry. that was supposed to say jumped over the bar and started pissing in a trashcan.  

 
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used to manage a comedy club
 
jim brewer = absolute jerk-off. 
 
rodney dangerfield (rip) = VERY COOL and big tipper
 
paula poundstone = had an "all female show" = no males in the audience and no male employees (cept me).  later went on to molest female child
 
the only prof athelete i met was jim mcmahon and he was really nice to me and my friend in the phi airport when we were about 11 or 12.  sat and told us stories while we waited for flight
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Mo Vaughn-   I went out on a Friday and a Saturday night and ended up going to the same bar as he did both nights.  He was a cool dude. 
 
Kerry Wood and Mark Pryor.  Real Cool guys. 
 
Carlos Zambrano.-  He is fuckn funny as hell.  A cool guy.  But man I wouldn't want to meet him in a dark alley.  The dude is huge. 
 
Pavol Demitra- Plays for the Canucks.  He's a real douche bag.
 
George Foreman.  Nice dude.  Real cool.  I have a picture with me and him. I have my fist to his face and he's smilin
 
Bill Curtis.  Funny and cool dude. He's the guy from the ATT internet card comercial.
 
Lennox Lewis.  COol guy. Met him breifly.
 
Jerry Reinsdorf-  Kind of a douche bag
 
Bernie Mac. Met him several times.  He was a funny and good dude.  Damm shame.
 
Lovie Smith-  Real nice guy
 
Wade Boggs-  He's a friend of some dude that new my bro back in the days.  Hung out with him for like an hour at Parrot Island in Baltimore after the yanks o's game.  Cool dude.  At the end of the night I was drunk as hell and I said "Wade,  you've been popping the ball up too much lately."I was trying to give one of the best hitters of all time advice about his swing.
 
 
 
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it was at an ice house (like a old fashioned convenience store but with indoor and outdoor picnic tables where you can sit around and drink beer and play dominoes or cards-some have pool tables) Anyway he was in a stationwagon with about 7 or 8 people.Got out to use the pay phone while his buds went in to buy some wine and beer.Me and a coupla friends followed him back to the car and started talking to him.His eyes were dilated and  bright red and the car reeked of dope.We talked to him for about fifteen or twenty minutes, shook his hand. He drank about half a bottle of cheap wine while we talked.I can still hear that voice to this day...
 
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Bobby Bonds - Played a round with him at Olympic Club in SF for a March of Dimes charity event back in '97. One of the nicest, most genuine gentlemen I've ever met. The man's hand wrapped around mine when shaking hands. Dude was big. RIP Bobby.
 
Steve Perry - He's from the central valley of CA, so it wasn't a big surprise to find him sitting at the Old Fresno Hofbrau. He came across very cool, until too many people started coming up to his table, then got a little abrasive, which was understandable. He had just finished the Raised on Radio tour, and was trying to get his second solo album sewn up.
 
Corey Pavin - Played and won his tournament in Camarillo in '97. Corey took time to talk to whoever came up to him. Would sign autographs all day long. Very approachable and likeable.
 
Ian Gillan, Ian Paice, & Roger Glover from Deep Purple - Great guys, they all had something shitty to say about Ritchie Blackmore and how many times Ritchie would fuck up their concerts back in the day. Great stuff.
 
Billy Vukovich, Jr. - A buddy & I were playing a mountain course near Oakhurst, CA., when we find out we're paired with Billy. He had already lost his dad to racing and had just buried his 27 year old son a couple years back from a racing accident in Bakersfield. Very nice man, but it was really weird to be paired with this legend, but really couldn't talk about racing or anything, just the game we were playing at the time.
 
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Im pretty young but kinda have a knack for this kinda thing
 
Kobe Bryant:   Before a bulls game in 04 talked to me and my gal for 3-4 min joked around asked her if i had been stayin out of trouble lol etc autographed my jersey and pics nice guy. girl asked for a kiss got one on the hand
 
Michael jordan: saw him when i was a caddy about 10 yrs ago really cool signed autos after his round for about 45 min heard he tipped real well
 
Andres nocionni: probably spelled wrong.Met him at the auto show in chicago really soft spoken offered to buy my watch told him it was sentimental (my old mans) he said "sorry for your pain"nice guy
 
Mike tyson:  Asshole!!!!!!!!!!!!!  playing craps at the hilton  bustout had like 150 bucks in his rail   lol     all the asians followed him to the bathroom classic 35 little people running after him taking pics dealers said he came alot never tipped
 
Jose canseco:  Same vegas trip  just got knocked out of ws08 guess he couldnt have been thrilled his gal pal took a pic for me said lol " sorry chief but i reall need to piss" and ran off
 
Gary fencik:  was a kid let me wear his super bowl ring I was probably 10 super nice guy
 
Dennis Savard: coolest guy ever huge horse guy goes otb near me alot always nice and friendly big tipper hot babes
 
Tom waddle: F=ckin pre madonna horrible whined like a girl causebartender messed up his drink some faggy mixed drink
 
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Quote Originally Posted by CountNo_Account:

it was at an ice house (like a old fashioned convenience store but with indoor and outdoor picnic tables where you can sit around and drink beer and play dominoes or cards-some have pool tables) Anyway he was in a stationwagon with about 7 or 8 people.Got out to use the pay phone while his buds went in to buy some wine and beer.Me and a coupla friends followed him back to the car and started talking to him.His eyes were dilated and  bright red and the car reeked of dope.We talked to him for about fifteen or twenty minutes, shook his hand. He drank about half a bottle of cheap wine while we talked.I can still hear that voice to this day...

That's a good memory, hang on to it.
 
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I would also encourage those not in the CA. area to make time and come out to Lake Tahoe for the American Century Celeb Golf Tourney next month. Great atmosphere, great sports legends past & present you can meet, if not on the course, in the casinos. Lots to do in Tahoe away from the tournament as well. Have gone every year since it's inception. Highly recommended for you and your significant other.
 
 
 
 
 
 
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I met Alice Cooper, he was awesome.
 
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Al Franken
 
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Ludicrous - saw him in Vegas with a huge entourage - ignored everybody (including his entourage) and was talking on his cell phone the whole time.  Seemed like an unapproachable douche.
 
Tommy Lee - saw his in Vegas same night I saw Ludicrous.  Complete opposite.  Seemed to be having a great time, playing blackjack, conversing with people, smiling. Looked like somebody you'd want to party with.  
 
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Marshall Faulk  I met him at an autograph session at the LV Hilton, I asked him if he was gonna play 1 more year or retire he just stared at me did'nt say a word What a ASSHOLE I lost all respect for the dude !!!      
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Lippsman:

Angelo Mosca........Would he be better known as King Kong Mosca?  That Mosca ?

LOL, that's right Lipps. Still a legend up here, especially in Hamilton where he played for the Ti-Cats in the CFL 

Count, great story about Jimi. There can't be too many around these parts that would have met him.

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I've only met a few celebs -
 
Curt Schilling -  After the 93 Season got his autograph at a baseball card show around Harrisburg,  PA.  Seemed a bit grumpy signed my ball " 1993 NLCS MVP "
 
Bono from U2 - Aug 1992 got his autograph outside of a Hotel they were staying at in Harrisburg, PA- There must have been a mob of 200+ people outside of the hotel waiting for him to come out.  He signed autographs for less than 5 minutes- I was lucky to get one - the crowd was going nuts for him.  The band at the time was rehearsing at Hershey stadium for the U2 Zoo TV Tour.
 
Josh Wink - Worldwide known DJ and Techno/Electronica musician/producer.  This guy was great.  I did an interview with him in Philly for a friends music magazine focusing on electronic music.  Josh was super nice, talked to him for a long time and he autographed my 12" vinyl copy of his monster acid  track " Higher State of Consciousness"   Check it out below - killer track.
 
 
 
Also met Richie Hawtin ( Plastikman ) DJ God who walks on earth / electronic music producer / LEGEND.  This guy has been creating music since the early 90's and he has dj'd literally every where in the world.  He's one of the most in demand djs ever.
 
Interviewed him in Pittsburgh 1998 before an incredible warehouse party.  Super awesome guy - so talented.  He was great- signed some vinyl albums and some 12" singles of mine.  Signed one of his super early singles - " Krakpot " - deadly track. Acid Madness. see below
 
 
also he signed one of his other incredible singles -
 
Robotman - Do Daa Doo ( Plastikman Acid House Remix )
 
 
 
 
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I guess I don't get out much...Jonathan Ogden-one of the nicest people you'll ever meet.  Was always at the downtown Baltimore bars, often times coming in by himself. Would always take a minute or two and chat...
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