I had lunch with Tori Spelling... well, sorta - Page 3

SapphireSister · #31 08-25-2005, 10:32 PM

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Well there was this one time..... ah you wouldn't know who she is anyway....

Not a good pic of Stevie. Looks like too much Klonipin or wine or both perhaps? Anyway I would never approach a celebrity in a restaraunt and ask to take their picture. I live in Los Angeles and see celebs all time. When they are out to eat the last thing they want to do is be approached by fans for pics and autographs. Given some are more gracious than others but still...

There have been so many for me but one that stands out is OJ Simpson. I was having Sunday brunch at a well know place called Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles and there was OJ with his whole family sitting directly across from me. All I could think of was "Wow, I'm eating across from a killer" lol. The thing is people were going up to him the entire time and asking for autographs and pictures and although he was very gracious it was obvious to me he just wanted to spend quality time with his family without being approached by fans. People should have more respect.

seeker007nmss · #32 08-25-2005, 10:37 PM

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Not a good pic of Stevie. Looks like too much Klonipin or wine or both perhaps? Anyway I would never approach a celebrity in a restaraunt and ask to take their picture. I live in Los Angeles and see celebs all time. When they are out to eat the last thing they want to do is be approached by fans for pics and autographs. Given some are more gracious than others but still...

Even if you are at the same table? Hypothetically speaking.....

SapphireSister · #33 08-25-2005, 10:39 PM

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Even if you are at the same table? Hypothetically speaking.....

Well if you're at the same table that's a whole different ballgame. Hell I'd probably go over and sit in her lap

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all the same · #34 08-25-2005, 10:59 PM

Do you guys remember The Moffatts? Well, one of them totally works at the Earl's in my neighborhood! The gay Moffatt! And he totally brought me my salad one night. It was quite a funny moment for all of us.

I see the oldest Moffatt (Scott) around town all the time too.

macfanken · #35 08-25-2005, 11:05 PM

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Do you guys remember The Moffatts? Well, one of them totally works at the Earl's in my neighborhood! The gay Moffatt! And he totally brought me my salad one night. It was quite a funny moment for all of us.

I see the oldest Moffatt (Scott) around town all the time too.

what's a Moffatt?

LuckyCharms · #36 08-25-2005, 11:13 PM

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Do you guys remember The Moffatts? Well, one of them totally works at the Earl's in my neighborhood! The gay Moffatt! And he totally brought me my salad one night. It was quite a funny moment for all of us.

I see the oldest Moffatt (Scott) around town all the time too.

I think I saw something about them on a bubble gum pop show on VH1, was it like a family pop group, like the Cowsills?

catinthedark · #37 08-25-2005, 11:20 PM

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Crap! I can't remember what it as called. It was off St. Laurent where the Hugo Boss store is. Can't remember the name of the street right now or the name of the restaurant. It's a very "Montreal" looking street with quite a few patios. Right across from a restaurant called Thursdays... or was it Tuesdays? Jeez! Yeah, I'm on top of things! BIG TIME!

Hey so Cat, how was living in Montreal? Pros? Cons?

At the risk of hijacking this thread... I'll PM ya!

ontheEdgeof17 · #38 08-25-2005, 11:23 PM

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what's a Moffatt?

A terrible terrrible TERRIBLE boy country band from the 90s. They looked and sounded like chipmunks.

BombaySapphire3 · #39 08-25-2005, 11:32 PM

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A terrible terrrible TERRIBLE boy country band from the 90s. They looked and sounded like chipmunks.

wasn't there another really grating Canadian 'country' band called The Wilkinsons with a dad and the son and daughter? AS I recall they were almost as obnoxious as Billy Gillman.

amber · #40 08-26-2005, 12:21 AM

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I was in a restaurant once and Kirk Hammett came in with a friend. I went over to them and talked with Kirk for a few minutes just saying how much I loved Metallica's music and Kirk's playing. He was very friendly and didn't seem to mind me bothering them at all.

I have the feeling that Metallica rarely considers a pretty girl talking to them as "bothering them"

GateandGarden · #41 08-26-2005, 10:09 AM

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wasn't there another really grating Canadian 'country' band called The Wilkinsons with a dad and the son and daughter? AS I recall they were almost as obnoxious as Billy Gillman.

Yes, they were SO annoying! And so were the Moffats. So, I have nothing new to add to that discussion but I just had to say that they were all annoying.

GateandGarden · #42 08-26-2005, 10:10 AM

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Lou Rawls is totally cooler than Tori Spelling! I've always liked him. Remember he did music for the Garfield specials. And the fact that he looked up and said "Yeah, it's me!" is totally funny to me!

Glad you liked that story.

Yeah, she said it was pretty funny. The tone in his voice was like, "uh, yeah, it's me and that's not all that exciting, really."

dissention · #43 08-26-2005, 10:13 AM

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I was in a restaurant in Kansas City when Jennifer Jason-Leigh was there fliming a Robert Altman film called 'Kansas City' She was sitting at the table next to mine .I recoginized her voice and looked at her and she looked back, I think surprised that someone would recognize her.I tried to tell the staff at the restaurant who she was and none of them had apparently ever heard of her.I said the crazy one from "Single White Female' and then they registered a dull 'ok' as a response but I guess I should not have been surprised it was after all Kansas City.Anyway I left the restaurant very excited I had seen someone that I was actually a fan of when all the celebritys I had ever seen in my years of living in California while out and about had been talentless duds.

That voice alone is instantly recognizable.

I would have orgasmed if I spotted Jennifer Jason Leigh, though. I love that woman. She's so good that it hurts.

BTFLCHLD · #44 08-26-2005, 10:48 AM

where are stevie's magnificent white round globes in that pic?

i met tom hanks/rita wilson at a japanese rest when he was filming "that thing you do" in orange county, california.

i met shari lewis of lambchop fame at a quaint cafe in idyllwild, california

i met hal linden of barney miller fame at a steakhouse in blue jay, california

i met lindsey at a supermarket and have been banging him eversince...

all the same · #45 08-26-2005, 10:59 AM

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A terrible terrrible TERRIBLE boy country band from the 90s. They looked and sounded like chipmunks.

I think they did country early, early in their careers. Then they moved onto more of a lame boy band sound. They were basically the same thing as The Backstreet Boys and N Stink. LAAAAME!

And The Wilkinsons are totally a crappy father, daughter, son country band. Once again: LAAAAME!