LMMAO


THAT´s the question STE should ask Bruce. :p

yeah, well...

anywho, had to buy the book (Make Love the Bruce Campbell Way) to get in, so I did. He signed it and my Book of the Dead SE, notice the huge freakin safety pin in my ear, asked about college and what I was studying, and said to burn my DVD case and not to read it out loud. Didn't watch the movie cause I would've gotten home too late and I've got early classes tomorrow.

He seems taller in person

"He seemed taller in person".... Well isn´t that fucking great.

Is THAT the only impression he left on you!!?:confused: :eek: :mad:

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LOL

It always does, doesn´t it?;) :)

well, he was real nice, talked to every single person that went up there (far as I saw at least), I dunno...

Was there many people? How long time did you have to stand in line?

We got there around 6:30-7ish, got our autograph sometime after 8. It was really crowded, over 300 people (and we had ticket #312)

That's fuckin sweet dude, I would've loved to meet Bruce. The only celebrity I've ever met was Mike Ditka at a bar and he bought me a beer... but he was trashed, it was no fun talking to him.

I partied with the actor who played Long Duk Dong in 16 candles at a snazzy karaoke bar in Grenwich, CT. He was rad and drank a lot of Cognac. I also know the drummer from the old band Steam. And a buddy of mine was an extra in the Candy Man movie shot in New Orleans called Farewell to the Flesh.