Who is the one currently alive person you would most like to meet?

The Outdoorsman

The Outdoorsman

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kinetic said:
My wife is a huge fan. She made me watch Wurthering Heights. A week later she came home and said well that actor I like (which means would blow) also has this movie Bronson. I thought it was a good movie and was later surprised to learn he played Shinzon in Star Trek Nemisis and was in Black Hawk Down.
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Hah, would blow. Was just checking out his IMBD. Think I knew he played Bane in The Dark Knight, but still impressive. Makes me want to go watch Warrior as I have it on blue ray. He plays that role so perfect, hits me right in the heart a bit as I can somewhat relate.
 
Granny weed

Granny weed

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kinetic said:
I met him when he came to Brooklyn while shooting the drop. Super nice guy. Got my photo taken with him as did the wife. I made him laugh so hard that his publicist wanted to know what I said. So it must have been genuine laughter. His bodygaurd that day, his name was beast, giant man.
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You lucky people :lol:
 
oldtimer54

oldtimer54

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Jhadhi John but he would be on his knees and my face wouldn't be covered and I'd have the rustiest most dull knife I could find . So I could slowly and painfully remove his head from his body and then take a shit down his neck !
 
Hookabelly

Hookabelly

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Singlemalt said:
I've met Alex, nice guy. He used to own a thorobred horse breeding facility near me. Matt should be in "Punch in the face" thread
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I really don't want to meet either one. Just being a smart ass. Alex seems like such a douche on Jeopardy. Always correcting contestant's elocution. Drives me nuts.
 
Hookabelly

Hookabelly

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Singlemalt said:
Hey, he's Canadian, what can ya do?
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Oh, Sore-y Sore-y.


Actually isn't over polite-ness a Canadian stereotype? He misses the mark by far. He's forever using accents from whatever country the question is or if it's a vocabulary question and the contestant says "What is a tomato?" He will say, "yes, yes, correct-tomahto".

I really do want to punch him in the face. That's why he's in this thread. I have to meet him first.
 
Singlemalt

Singlemalt

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Hookabelly said:
Oh, Sore-y Sore-y.


Actually isn't over polite-ness a Canadian stereotype? He misses the mark by far. He's forever using accents from whatever country the question is or if it's a vocabulary question and the contestant says "What is a tomato?" He will say, "yes, yes, correct-tomahto".

I really do want to punch him in the face. That's why he's in this thread. I have to meet him first.
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What if he let you ride a pony?
 
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