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Posted by gypsygirl on Oct-14-2009 18:40:

quote:
Originally posted by R!CH
it's a sad story when one gets excited enough about seeing a celebrity to share the experience with others. sort of like saying 'hey, i'm really dull! but this one time i spotted a person i think is fascinating and that was a high point in my prosaic life.' it's a very roundabout way of demeaning your own self-worth.

rich, what may not be exciting to you may still be exciting to others. please be thoughtful to how people may feel after you make such a, well rude and disrespectful comment about what others like. you don't have to like it and you don't have to comment on it. please be nice, this thread i'm sure wasn't intended to have people come in here and tear the thing apart.

you know i love you rich but you need to play nice sometimes plz

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Oct-14-2009 18:46:

Posted by R!CH on Oct-14-2009 19:01:

quote:
Originally posted by gypsygirl
rich, what may not be exciting to you may still be exciting to others. please be thoughtful to how people may feel after you make such a, well rude and disrespectful comment about what others like. you don't have to like it and you don't have to comment on it. please be nice, this thread i'm sure wasn't intended to have people come in here and tear the thing apart.

you know i love you rich but you need to play nice sometimes plz

yes i realize some people get incredible kicks off spotting celebrities and telling about it. i also realize i'm quite often an asshole for speaking my mind on ta. but we are all adults here and i think whatever i dish out is done tastefully and civilly... and most of the time there's a purpose behind it. this time my point is that gushing about seeing a celebrity really reflects upon you poorly in much the same way that namedropping does. to me it says you really don't have much going for you that you would rely on such a superficial association as subject matter. i mean unless you have a ridiculously funny or enlightening story to go with that celebrity, who the fuck cares that you saw them? i saw erik estrada shopping at the polo store on rodeo drive once, yet as i tell this story for the first time i'm wondering to myself what the point is. that's all. love you too sarah.

Posted by bigherm on Oct-14-2009 19:16:

i was on the same high school basebal team as the Chicago Whit Sox Jermaine Dye.still have contack with him to this day. not that i know him, but i played ball against the New York yankees, CC Sabathia. not that any of this matters.

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Oct-14-2009 19:29:

Posted by Cool1g on Oct-14-2009 19:46:

quote:
Originally posted by justinsloe
the guy that did the voice for the Spanish dubbing of Zack for the Saved By the Bell broadcast syndication in Peru (but not the rest of Latin America) was once at one of Culprit Sessions at the Standard

"got off the elevator on the wrong floor" - so he said, but I don't buy it

the real question is how is the guy that did the voice for the Spanish dubbing of Zack for the Saved By the Bell broadcast syndication in Peru (but not the rest of Latin America) considered a celebrity???

and how does one even know who this person is???? lol

Posted by bas on Oct-14-2009 20:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Cool1g
the real question is how is the guy that did the voice for the Spanish dubbing of Zack for the Saved By the Bell broadcast syndication in Peru (but not the rest of Latin America) considered a celebrity???

and how does one even know who this person is???? lol

Uh, hello?? He wasn't just some schmo on Saved By The Bell...he was Zach fuckin' Morris...also Principal Belding, Screech and Slater's wrestling buddy Moose.

Posted by Jim Carson on Oct-14-2009 21:00:

Too many to list, but the best was Mini-Me... Verne Troyer @ Sunset Room in 2000. He had one girl on each arm. He asked me if I was an actor and I said, "No, I am DJ," and then we rapped for awhile until closing time. He was mad cool, super-friendly, and down to earth.

Posted by gypsygirl on Oct-14-2009 21:01:

quote:
Originally posted by R!CH
yes i realize some people get incredible kicks off spotting celebrities and telling about it. i also realize i'm quite often an asshole for speaking my mind on ta. but we are all adults here and i think whatever i dish out is done tastefully and civilly... and most of the time there's a purpose behind it. this time my point is that gushing about seeing a celebrity really reflects upon you poorly in much the same way that namedropping does. to me it says you really don't have much going for you that you would rely on such a superficial association as subject matter. i mean unless you have a ridiculously funny or enlightening story to go with that celebrity, who the fuck cares that you saw them? i saw erik estrada shopping at the polo store on rodeo drive once, yet as i tell this story for the first time i'm wondering to myself what the point is. that's all. love you too sarah.

ok well here's a funny story about a celeb. about 3 years i got invited to a party at Bill Maur's (sp) house by his then girlfriend. i had one of the party attendees ask me "are you lifestyles or vanilla?" and i'm like huh? so she proceeds to tell me that there is a party within a party going on and that a group of them that were there are swingers and that they would be engaging in those festivities that night and she was wondering if i was part of it. lol
needless to say after i recovered from that quickly i proceeded to quiz her about the lifestyle and how it's done, you know i was just curious
but my biggest question was what happens when one of the persons in the couple doesn't like the other person that they have to trade with that they are swinging with? she's like, well sometimes you have to take one for the team, lol!

Posted by gerard6975 on Oct-14-2009 21:03:

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Carson
Too many to list, but the best was Mini-Me... and down to earth.

literally

Posted by Jim Carson on Oct-14-2009 21:13:

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Originally posted by gerard6975
literally

LOL... true, true.

Another good one was Bill Maher in 2001 at Barfly. I shook his hand and he started asking me about after-parties and girls.

Posted by DJ Reese on Oct-14-2009 21:43:

quote:
Originally posted by bigherm
i was on the same high school basebal team as the Chicago Whit Sox Jermaine Dye.still have contack with him to this day. not that i know him, but i played ball against the New York yankees, CC Sabathia. not that any of this matters.

I played club soccer for a couple years with Justin Fargas of Billy's Raiders. The cool part was knowing his dad. His dad is the original Huggy Bear. Really cool guy.
Met quite a few celebs (not including djs) working the door at Vanguard. Apparently Vanguard's owner is buddys with Bill Maher. Who knew? But the coolest for sure was Pedro from Napoleon Dynomite. Top that!

Posted by 72hrpartyanimal on Oct-14-2009 21:46:

my buddy Night introduced me to Fatlip of Pharcyde the other weekend. That was super fucking cool

Posted by DJ Reese on Oct-15-2009 06:28:

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Originally posted by 72hrpartyanimal
my buddy Night introduced me to Fatlip of Pharcyde the other weekend. That was super fucking cool

Ran into B-Real and Sen Dog of Cypress Hill at the Rainbow Bar on slow nights during the week. Interesting thing is I saw them on different nights. B-Real was in the corner of the patio rolling a blunt.

Posted by Jim Carson on Oct-15-2009 15:51:

Choda Boy from Orgazmo (a 1998 comedy-action film written by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the creators of the animated series South Park, and directed by Trey Parker.)

Club Blue in Hollywood (2000)

CC Deville from Poison

I was DJing at Club Blue (now Element) in Hollywood in the summer of 2001 and CC came up to me and told me I "rocked." lol

Posted by JB2unique on Oct-17-2009 02:30:

Official Set-Times

weird

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