Celebrities I've seen today

A mate of mine was starting going to Uni in Oxford... she met loads of people, and she didnt really remember them all.
So every day, she would be cycling into college, and she saw this person who looked fairly familiar, and she would give them a little wave and a smile, and continue in.

She did this for about a month, at which point your man was waving back he her, when she realised... it was Thom Yorke.

OK, ,saw James Toseland and Dean Ellison last night. Fab night out!!!!

Ive never met anyone famous? i did meet E.d the once.

I met Michael Bentine on a train going between Manc Piccadilly and Buxton when I was kid

Spoke to Wesley Snipes last year when he was filming in Cardiff. I say spoke to it was more like "get out of my way, muthafecker". He didn't reply.

Bumped (literally) into Ronan Keating in Manchester once - his minders didn't look happy!

Also trod on Gary Neville's foot in town just as he was recovering from an injury a couple of years back - think it was the other foot though - phew!

Originally Posted by El Saxo

Bumped (literally) into Ronan Keating in Manchester once - his minders didn't look happy!

Also trod on Gary Neville's foot in town just as he was recovering from an injury a couple of years back - think it was the other foot though - phew!

What, do you never look where you are going?!

I saw Bill Oddie in Finchley Road Tube station the other day and the thin one out of birds of a feather in GAP in angel, My mate chris was at the orthopedic specialist last week after breaking his wrist snowboarding, and he met Ewan MacGreagor who was getting his broken leg looked at by the same guy. He had a film crew with him and had to be filmed three times coming out of the lift for some reason. Caused a bit of a delay. The doctor told chris that celebrities are 'a ****ing pain in the ****'.

well not today but about 35-40 yeas ago brother took me to a cafe near where he worked for breakfast and while there we sat at the table with a couple of actors from the the new london theater (where bro worked) one of them was a nice american guy richard gere. my mam and sister where very upset they didnt go

Couple of years ago I took my daughter to Donington to watch the German touring cars. She had a photo of Jean Alesi and wanted his signature. So we stood at the back of the pit lane waiting for the drivers to appear, sure enough Jean Alesi strolled out all smiles but politely signing very few photo,s etc. As he approached my daughter she had a mental blank and instead of shouting out Jean Alesi she instead shouted out 'John Lennon john Lennon can I have you,re autograph please?' I dont know who was more dumbfounded him or me, but he happily came over and signed it for her, seems like a good bloke too.

I used to work for the BBC, lost count how many famous people I've seen. It got boring after a while.

I lie, it never got boring!