Mistaken for an autograph
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not me. I'm friends with a recognizable Hollywood movie star and he so effectively blends into the world no one knows who he is. I once had to pick him up at an airport curb for an event and he looked so nondescript he could have been rousted as a vagrant. but that's why he's a great actor.
Only in the mens room, and they were trying to pick me up. Who in the world would think Francis the talking mule would use the mens room?
No - but we were in Liverpool one time when there was a big concert on (back in 89) with loads of big names and stuff. We were opposite this hotel where celebs kept coming out, and there were loads of fans there.
One of our friends went over (who was a lot older than us - in his 20s) and the rest of us ran up pretending he was a celebrity and shouting 'it's Dave...it's Dave...' then loads of ppl crowded round wanting autographs heheheh. :biggrin1:
One of our friends went over (who was a lot older than us - in his 20s) and the rest of us ran up pretending he was a celebrity and shouting 'it's Dave...it's Dave...' then loads of ppl crowded round wanting autographs heheheh. :biggrin1:
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Hmm - i'm sensing a lack of mirth lol. (or is it just me?).
Guess you had to be there... :tongue:
Actually, yes. About 15 years ago my bf and I were in Rio and we took a limo to a New Year's Eve Party that was held on the top of Sugarloaf Mountain. We were dressed alike (I know, eww, gross) in black with red cumberbunds and bow ties and when we got out the crowd being held back by the police got all crazy and was pushing autograph books at us. A lot of Brazilian celebs go to the party but we were sort of surprised they were directing attention at us. But even after we got off the gondola at the top of the mountain and started walking around, we noticed that people kept thier distance and seemed to be whispering about us. About an hour later someone told us that word had gotten around that we were (unnamed) American rock stars and they were afraid to approach us. It was a little embarrassing. So, now that I think about it, were the matching clothes.
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In the late 70's and early 80's people thought I was someone they had seen in some TV commercials, but no one knew his name!
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