Britain burns - Chavs ruin civilization

[dps]

This looks more like Generation Playstation tries to emulate the Luftwaffe.

In your opinion, what is worse for London:

a) a Luftwaffe raid,

or

b) a nigga with a Blackberry

Whichever one the RAF won't shoot at.

[dps]

I shook Dan Quayle's hand back in the day. Me > You.

I also met Sarah Palin but let's not mention that, as I really didn't want to be there but work forced me too.

I can beat that, I met Dukakis.

I went to college with a guy who went on to play more than a dozen years in the NBA.

You guys should be able to figure out who, if I haven't already mentioned this before.

[Razgovory]

In middle school I got beaten up by a guy who is now playing for the Tennessee Titans.

[sbr]

 

I think the best I can do is that an old friend of mine is Bill Paxton's, the actor, cousin and he brought him the house by one afternoon back in '91 or '92.  At that point he was just Chet from Weird Science because that was the only thing he had done by then, he did pretty well for himself starting not long after that.

[Ideologue]

David Owen was a professor of mine.  He's not for-real famous, but they pay him enough you'd think he was.  Also, one time I could've thrown my shoe at Chief Justice Toal, but would probably have missed because she's woozy on account of all the drinking.

That's all I've got.

Edit: oh wait, and I know Edward Said's kid too.  He sounds like he's doing a Jeff Goldblum impression all the time.  Nice guy, though.

Zoupa's celebrity encounter is my favorite.  He met Katsumi once.

[Razgovory]

You meet all sorts of politicians here in Jefferson City.  A former Governor once came over to my house to help his girlfriend babysit me.  He was still in high school at the time.  Terrible Gov as well.  So bad he didn't even try to run for a second term.

[Neil]

Aliens was in 1986.  Bill Paxton was awesome forever after that.

[Grallon]

Aliens was in 1986.  Bill Paxton was awesome forever after that.

He played... that jittery, cowardly marine yes?  The one Rippley continuously grabbed back into reality.  The one Vasquez wondered if he'd ever been mistaken for a man?

Strangely enough I remember it for the treasure hunter in Titanic.




G.

[DontSayBanana]

Best one I've got is that Clarence Clemens had a beachfront condo down the street from my great-grandmother's and showed up at a big Christmas party.

I've also got James Doohan and Michael Dorn stories, but those depend on whether convention meets count.

[Neil]

Aliens was in 1986.  Bill Paxton was awesome forever after that.

He played... that jittery, cowardly marine yes?  The one Rippley continuously grabbed back into reality.  The one Vasquez wondered if he'd ever been mistaken for a man?

Strangely enough I remember it for the treasure hunter in Titanic.

I prefer to remember him as the one that was hyper-brave on the drop ship.

"We got nukes, knives, sharp sticks..."

[Ideologue]

I got your Captain Britain reference, Neil.  These guys are culturally illiterate.

[DontSayBanana]

I got your Captain Britain reference, Neil.  These guys are culturally illiterate.

Well, sure, some of us have read Excalibur, but would Claremont have really gotten the quality threadjacking we just got?

[Ideologue]

I got your Captain Britain reference, Neil.  These guys are culturally illiterate.

Well, sure, some of us have read Excalibur, but would Claremont have really gotten the quality threadjacking we just got?

Chris Claremont's belief that you can recite the Iliad while punching someone in the face is arguably more amusing than Benny Hill.

[DontSayBanana]

Touche, but on the other hand, the Braddock siblings are almost as bad as Jean Grey and Madeline Pryor as far as dysfunctional families are concerned.  Not to mention Rachel Summers.

[Razgovory]

So, how's London today?