No, you just have a regal air:tongue: And it's "implying"! (putting my pitch in for grammar granny award again...)
I've met Danny Wallace about six times, including once when we invited him to join us in the pub a few days later and he showed up! And another time he recognised me from behind after having not seen me for about a year.
As you failed to pick up on a small error on this page and correct someone in a rather smug tone I may have to reconsider my vote!
Is that even a grammar error? I think it's more of a spelling/vocabulary error. I should win the Grammar Granny award. For one thing, I even made a joke up to help people with the correct use of apostrophes. "Why did the plural leave the apostrophe? Because he was too possessive."
Surely that simply confuses the issue? Oh wait, the apostrophe was possessive, not the plural...ahhh See, youre prime winner material
A few years ago I hitched a ride up to a festival in New Cross with either These Animal Men or The Super Furry Animals (I get confused between the two) They were driving a white transit, if that helps.
I met Pete Doherty ! In Brick Lane at 6am a good few months back now, when I was ballsed up on some right good MDMA ! I said hello and told him his music was great and asked if there was a party goin down but he was goin to bed but we still shared a smoke together as we walked up the road and had a laugh
Indeed. Now I think of it, I've also met Jack Cardiff, the cinematographer and Technicolor pioneer who often worked on Powell's films. Another time, I saw Ronnie Corbett in a music shop in the West End and pretended not to recognize him.
some more ppl I've met: Sarah-Jane Morris, who sang with the Communards on Don't Leave Me This Way Zakir Hussain, the world's top tabla player John Kirkpatrick, top squeeze-box player When I was at Cambridge, I saw Harold Pinter and Lady Antonia Fraser having tea on the college lawn with one of the dons.
