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I haven't posted any pics of myself on here, but I'm in a mood today so what the hell...
Here's a couple from a "Long Ago" Horror Convention... Me And Bill Moseley (One of the nicest guys I've ever met!)  Me And Sid Haig (Got to eat breakfast with him)  Not horror related but... Me And TNA Wrestling Knockout Madison Rayne (She was a sweet gal)  And finally... The most recent normal picture of me :) 
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Thanks guys! It says "For God's sake GET OUT!" on it, don't think you can see that in the picture. And the movie title on the back found it at a cool little store where I live they also had Army of Darkness and Re-animator shirts. And realdealblues-Super jealous about you meeting Bill Moseley and Sig Haig! Would love too. Awesome.
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Yeah, I met Bill Moseley, Sid Haig, Tom Savini, Tony Todd, Ken Foree, P.J. Soles and a few others at that convention. Bill Moseley was the coolest though. I talked with him for probably close to an hour. He asked me where I was from, what I did for a living, etc. At some point in the conversation I mentioned playing guitar professionally for a number of years and then we talked about music and some of the stuff he did with the guitarist Buckethead. When I finally got around to having him autograph a picture for me he asked, "What do you want me to write on it?" He was the only guy there who asked me that the entire time I was there. People would ask your name but they didn't ask what you wanted them to write. The best part was I didn't really have anything in mind so he actually went into different characters, voice and body language and all and quoted some of his best lines. He probably did about half a dozen and finally goes, "Ugh, I got it since you're a musician" he went into his Choptop voice from Texas Chainsaw 2 and makes a peace sign and says "Music...is my life!" just like he did in the movie. It was great! When I was done talking to him I said thanks and he say "NO! Thank YOU for coming out to see me" and you could tell he actually meant it. He's a fantastic guy and I've never heard anyone have a bad experience meeting him. Last edited by realdealblues; 04-24-2013 at 08:02 AM.
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Haha...I knew you'd like that one Newb.
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Just for fun and to bookend my photos/long story about meeting them, here's the pictures I got autographed from Bill and Sid.
Bill Moseley  Sid Haig 
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