Met anyone famous?

[superjackal]

Ever met a celebrity and been disappointed or have a good story to share?

I met Nigel Mansell at a Grandmasters Grand Prix test day. He barely said a word to anyone and fell asleep in between blasting his car around the track for celebrities and investors. Emerson Fittipaldi and Jean Alesi were there as well and they were very chatty as were Maxi Jazz and Chris Harris.

I chatted briefly with Nick Mason at Goodwood Festival of Speed and he was quite friendly. Kate Moss and Amy Winehouse aren’t (or wasn't in AW's case) but that’s another story…

[bluninja]

err.........I met Jimmy Saville twice when I was a lot younger :wacko:

[The Lone Rider]

Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Richard Daley, Maurice Cheeks, Ben Lummis, Chris Knox, Cayton Caley, Avery Brooks, Goodnight Nurse, few others that I cant remember (which would indicate they arent famous but they used to be).

[Maha]

Worked at Graeme Crosby's house for a couple of days, his good wife Helen made a coffee and we chatted about suspension on CB1300 of all things, oh and the IOM.
Caught up with at the Deli in the local New World a few months later, we were both on 'choosing tea' duties...Took my Yamaha out to his place so could give it the once over, apparently the suspesion is ok...go figure!

....oh and Dave Dobbyn.

[blackdog]

Nelson Mandela.

[Dogboy900]

Met Aarron Slight having a few beers at Wanaganui, he is mates with a guy I know. He was nice. Quiet, said thanks when I told him I was a fan when he was racing. Spoke to him for a few minutes and left him to it.

[onearmedbandit]

Years ago as kids a friend and I were extras in a NZ comedy. A couple of very well known NZ'ers starred in this show and my friend and I followed one of them during lunch break when he went off for a quiet walk. It was my first introduction to marijuana (well we guessed later on that's what he was doing, at the time it looked like he was really enjoying a roll-your-own).

And that's about it.

[Oakie]

The US ambassador to NZ. I became a minor celebrity in Twizel for 15 minutes 20 years back for catching a huge trout in the Ohau river where it flowed into Lake Ruataniwha. She and her husband were visiting work, heard the story and wanted to meet me.

[slofox]

Worked with Ngaio Marsh a couple of times when I was a student at Canterbury. She produced a couple of plays for dramasoc. Most impressive lady. Went to an after show party at her house and got to meet her enormous cat. Biggest goddam cat I ever saw.

[mashman]

I once danced in a parade with Buzby.

[onearmedbandit]

Went to an after show party at her house and got to meet her enormous cat. Biggest goddam cat I ever saw.

Was it long haired or trimmed?

[slofox]

Was it long haired or trimmed?

Jeez...I said CAT, not PUSSY! :facepalm:

[Big Dave]

Well yeas - several people on here have met me.

[pzkpfw]

Did some computer stuff for Sitiveni Rabuka (when he was still running Fiji).

When he remembered my name on the second day, I thought: "that's a politician".

[Eddieb]

I meet Graham Crosby a few weeks ago, he was a good bloke. Also met Colin Edwards at the Isle Of Man TT he was a nice guy as well.

[Big Dave]

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=627237813968635&set=vb.323936054298814&type=2&theater

[Grizzo]

Layed carpet in Russel Crowes place in Woolamaloo in Sydney.
Met him and his bit of fluff.

[merv]

Yeah well you've met me Big Dave and I'm famous in my own house.

I've met a few famous people other than Big Dave - Hugh Anderson, Geoff Perry, Dale Wylie, Croz, Dave Hiscock, Robert Holden, Richard Scott and many other Kiwi racers, plus I was into Motorcross too so met a few of the old racers from back then in the 70's including the famous Mr Shirriffs - Morley.

Back then we had Gaston Rahier come to NZ so met him once in ChCh, also met Kiwis like Gary Goodfellow and Ross Horsburgh.

On the car scene met Peter Brock at a breakfast once.

[Dogboy900]

Met Pat Everson, she used to live near my parents when I was growing up... Grumpy tart, didn't like noisy kids climbing trees near her place, threatened to call the police... Wasn't even her land >:(

[martybabe]

Ken Dod, Randy Mamola, PF chili, A few UK TV celebs, Mick Doohan, Leo Sayer and....

Story: I have a brilliant memory for faces but names and why I know their faces, Nah.

So, there I am working security at the NEC when this tall guy with a familiar face walked towards me, I'm thinking, I know you really really well but I ain't got a clue where from. As he got closer I reasoned he must be a Firefighter from a nearby station or something, I knew his face as well as if he was a family member but feck all else was registering?

I gave up and gave him a really stupid smile so as not to appear rude, expecting a hand shake and a "how the hell are ya Mart" but the bastard walked straight past me. Feeling snubbed now myself, I shouted, "Not talking to me then ya snooty git!". As he turned and said "sorry, what" and his face went all angry like, his voice sent the terrible shock of realisation through me.

Yes I knew his face and yes I knew his voice, I watched him every Saturday morning hosting FECKING TISWAS. The man I had just chastised as an ignorant git was infact Chris Tarrant, host presenter and inventor of 'who wants to be a Millionaire'.

The best I could come up with in that nano second between recognising him, slagging him off and having a rather large angry man glowering at me was, (and I swear this is true), "Oh sorry Chris, I thought you were someone else" :Oops:

[scissorhands]

Smoked hask with Jeff Fenechiebom?? in Bali. Talked with John Kirwan for 20-30min on the rocks at Raglan. Waited tables for John Banks during an AK City private function. Dated a Bendon bra model till she went into rehab

[FJRider]

I met Rob Muldoon in the public toilet of the Wellington airport (Domestic terminal)

I peed on his shoe (accidentally) ... he didn't seem that pissed off even. He did say (After my apology as I was leaving) " It's ok ...I get that a lot" ...

[Big Dave]

I'm famous in my own house.



Legend in my own lunchbox.

[Virago]

Not met too many famous people. Biggest claim to fame is being related (cousins) to two of the Bay City Rollers (who...?).

My Dad always told of his big moment. We lived in the far north of Scotland in the early sixties (I was born there) - this was back in the days when the Queen Mother would holiday up there. Dad was returning from one of his cliff-edge "walks", when he saw a couple of Corgis running towards him. Hmmm, he thought.

Sure enough, up came the Queen Mum, with a couple of ladies-in-waiting (absolutely no security people). They stopped to chat, and Dad spent around twenty minutes talking to her about the location and wildlife. He never gave any hint that he knew who she was - she seemed delighted, while her staff gave Dad filthy looks.

Sometimes even the most famous people really enjoy being treated as an anonymous equal.

[Mom]

Got within arms reach of Michael Jackson at Starship Hospital (my daughter was there, and was a HUGE fan to boot) when he was out here with his History Concert. I have never been more blown away by the look of someone. He was perfect. Petite, and so perfectly made up. His hands were the same size as mine, such a fine boned person. He was just so lovely. He put me in mind of a hand painted porcelain doll. I wanted to take him home :blip:

[pete376403]

I met Ivan Mauger down at the long track meeting he was promoting in Dunedin (Forbury). Someone has screwed up and they didn't have enough methanol. One of the organisers knew I used meth in a TQ I was racing at beachlands so asked if i could sell it to them. Went home to Andy Bay, got a full 20 litre can of fuel, took it back to Forbury and Mauger didn't want to pay full price for it. Apparently standing next to his eminence should have been reward enough. The other guys paid up though.

[sidecar bob]

I had dinner virtually one on one with Kevin Schwantz a year or two back. Turned out the average bloke on the street that isint into racing wouldnt have a fuckin clue who he is, which begs the question, what exactly is famous?

[Madness]

I've met Nodrog.

[ellipsis]

...i met god once, just after that i bought a motorbike...

[FJRider]

I've met Nodrog.

I think that the OP meant famous people ... that others might actually WANT to meet ... :pinch:

"Infamous" just doesn't cut it ... ;)

[Madness]

I think that the OP meant famous people ... that others might actually WANT to meet ... :pinch:

You're safe then ;)

[EJK]

Neil Graham. He showed me his car and let me sit inside.

[nadroj]

I met Ivan Mauger down at the long track meeting he was promoting in Dunedin (Forbury). Someone has screwed up and they didn't have enough methanol. One of the organisers knew I used meth in a TQ I was racing at beachlands so asked if i could sell it to them. Went home to Andy Bay, got a full 20 litre can of fuel, took it back to Forbury and Mauger didn't want to pay full price for it. Apparently standing next to his eminence should have been reward enough. The other guys paid up though.

I had a bit to do with Ivan during the World long track champs, putting together the bike he did his demo on. He didn't come thru with all his promises but was friendly and appreciated my help.

Also met Barry Briggs snd Ronnie Moore plus Kelvin Tatum, Gird Riss, Jason Crump etc when scrutineering their bikes.

Sadly Ivan has health issues preventing any more public appearances and will not be at the Springs this weekend.

Pics are of my son on Ivans demo bike & the gold bike.

[Big Dave]

, what exactly is famous?

A song by Bros.

[Berries]

I used to flat with Fred West.



Held his cutlery the wrong way.

[ellipsis]

...I know Scout Fletcher...she is famous down here along with the Hoogies and Dan Ornsby and Seth Devereux, and some people from Invercargill that are fast and cool too...and Craig Shirriffs, but he's from up there, but he's still fast and cool...and a bloke from Dunedin...

[cc rider]

Was it long haired or trimmed?
Jeez...I said CAT, not PUSSY! :facepalm:You have a rude lil mind Mr Fox... OAB didn't say Pussy :nya:




Layed carpet in Russel Crowes place... and his bit of fluff.Shag pile aye

[cc rider]

I chatted with Ago about the new track surface at Phillip Island


...oh & had afternoon tea with Doohan

and one of Burt Renolds old harleys in the spare bedroom

[Paul in NZ]

I hunted down (it wasnt hard - been in the same shop for decades) and spent some considerable time with Jack Wilson who should be more famous than he was.... But to people who love old triumphs - hes a bloody legend.... I met Burt Munro once - (he was very old by then) but Jack impressed me a lot more frankly... Burt was an artist - Jack knew the science of it...

Oh - I met some politicians too but they were just politicians... And some race car drivers, they were wankers.... shagged one of their ex's - she was a hottie fallen on hard times .... ;) Scariest man I saw (wasnt introduced but Vicki was) was head of the Mormon church... feckin heck... He looked like the emperor in star wars or the anti pope or summat - even had goons...:eek5:

[MisterD]

Mike Patton and Mike Bordin from Faith No More at Chch airport a couple of years ago and I used to work with a bloke whose claim to fame was punching Limahl of Kajagoogoo

[Banditbandit]

I saw Prince Charles naked .. (Yeah .. Lizzie's son, the inbred member of the ruling class)

He was staying at Govt House in Wgtn when I worked there (sometime back in the early 80s) ... I was coming down the path passed the swimming pool when a Secret Service man stepped out of the bushes and asked me to wait while "hiz highness" finished his swim ...

Charlie got out of the pool and went into the dressing shed, then emerged with a towel wrapped around him .. the towel fell off ... revealing nothing underneath and a very very pale pear-shaped pommie ... 'orrible it was ...

[Banditbandit]

When I worked at the James Cook Hotel in Windytown Danny La Rue taught me to open a bottle of champagne without making it pop and foam everywhere ....

[imdying]

Had my photo taken with Mickey Mouse :D

[Edbear]

Too many to list without sounding like a skite... :whistle:

[BuzzardNZ]

Michael J Fox in a dairy in Miramar , Wellington when he was over here shooting 'The Frighteners'

[Genestho]

Too many to list without sounding like a skite... :whistle:
SAME, but I'm going to anyway!:lol:


Bull Allen
Frank Oliver
Anton Oliver
(They used to drink at a bar I worked at, along with some other Hurricaines of the day)
Jimmy Barnes
Graham Brazier

Ted Turner, Club in GC over for the Indy 500
The Band Fuel (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0QMfK9hzgA) GC Indy 500
Scored VIP Tickets to Killing Heidi so met them
Met Powderfinger playing a gig on a party boat before they were famous!
Sylvester Stallone GC -Indy 500

Brent Todd and Mark Ellis - GC
Jon Too Good from Shihad - On the way to AC/DC in Churchur - Ferry Crossing.
Supergroove at Macdonalds, they sat at my table with me. :D
Kevin Schwantz had a sip of Champagne from my glass :D
Graham Henry - we shared banter at a recent book signing where only 20 odd people showed up because of the pouring rain, ended up in the local Rag! Very humourous!
Tikii Tane - lives local to me, real nice guy!!
Had lunch with David Harradine at a training seminar recently - highly regarded photographer and trainer from Melbourne (http://www.whack.com.au/online-training/)!!
Mr G! (http://www.mrghoete.com/) Local Graffiti Artist and motivational speaker, photographed some of his local art work. Has appeared on Ice T and Coco (MTV) Super nice guy!

One of the Bearded guys from ZZ Top. I was working on the door outside a club in Aus.
They were about to headline a Blues Festival in Byron Bay the following weekend when he rocked up, I grabbed him by the shoulders and yelled OMG I love your music. He'd just got a tattoo down the road, so I was asked politely to just move my hand from the Tattooed area... I invited him in for a drink, so we sat down and yakked at the bar for awhile. Cool dude!

EDIT: Quite a few politicians, some fabulous, some total idiots! Shook hands with John Key!
Australian Jack Daniels V8 race team driver, beers and a game of pool at 'my' bar! GC

Humm I'm sure there's more with the work and travel done over the years, but that's off the top of my head...!!

[superjackal]

Mike Patton and Mike Bordin from Faith No More at Chch airport a couple of years ago and I used to work with a bloke whose claim to fame was punching Limahl of Kajagoogoo

I bought Jim Martin's old Marshall! Stil got it.:headbang:

[shafty]

I shook Johnnie Cougar (-Mellencamp)'s hand at the Concert (Front row seats) - What a good Guy, great performer, but short as...

Also met John Bloor (Owns and restarted the Triumph brand) and his side kick (Lord) Digby Jones at a meeting while I was in Bahrain.They were there as guests of the Royal Prince to attend the Formula One and the Trumph Boys wanted to learn about the local bike market.

Good Blokes.

[willytheekid]

Met anyone famous?


...Yup!
http://www.wickedfunnypictures.com/pictures/1107_16_344_2007.jpg
Every morning! ;)

Actually I worked in the Hospo trade for 14yrs (bars, nightclubs, resturants etc etc all round NZ)....name a celeb, sporto, muso or politician...No shit, Ive practically met them all (Hell, Ive even met the "head" councillor of easter Island!...and yes...he picked the title lol)

[awa355]

Not one person has owned up to meeting Akzle

Met a lot of famous crims.

[SMOKEU]

Nelson Mandela.

When and where?

[imdying]

Ive even met the "head" councillor of easter Island!...and yes...he picked the title lolYou could not make this shit up :lol::lol:

[Jantar]

I've met heaps of "Famous" people, but few celebrities. Someone who is famous in some circles may be completely unknown in others.

As a kid I would often arrive home from school and find Norm Kirk or Bill Rowling having a cup of tea with my Dad. Over the years I've been on first name basis with a number of politicians from both sides of the house.

More recently I have had personal contact with a number of famous scientists. Some of these I can even consider as friends, while others are adversaries.

[Macontour]

In no particular order: MarcEllis,
Pinetree Meads(who gave an awesome off the cuff speech to a group of kids from Otara)
Kirk Torrance from Outrageous Fortune
Graham Crosby when he was with Red Baron
Graham Brazier twice, once at his book shop and once at a school pre ball function. He told all the students I was his mate and they had to look after me. I was driving them to the ball.
Billy Graham,motivational speaker who is doing great stuff with disadvantaged kids in Wellington through the Naenae Boxing Academy, a charity he set up that is changing heaps of lives.
Graham Lowe
Willy Apiata VC, humble is the best way to describe him.
Radar and Ewen Gimour. East Timor 2002.
Highlight is Xanana Gusmao, 1st President of East Timor. It was 2002 and ET had just been recognised as an Independent nation by the UN. I was there wearing green doing a peacekeeping role and had a photo taken with him. Short but really nice guy with a story almost identical toNelson Mandelas.

[blackdog]

When and where?

I was the function manager at Bellamy's (Parliament) 95/96 when he was here.

I met the Queen, the Sultan of Brunei and the SG of UN all in the same couple years. Mandela is the one that stands out though.

[Big Dave]

Every morning! ;)


That's the spirit!

I had a stalker. Didn't last long. I can out-weird any amateur.

[MIXONE]

The nicest petrolhead type guy I met was Possum Bourne.Met him at the Race To The Sky in Central the year before he was killed there.Munching on a pie and just chatting about the cars,bikes etc.Top bloke.
Also Dr. Freeth was another good man taken too soon.

[Oakie]

Oh God. I forgot people I met while working at Mt Cook. Ed Hillary, Tem Morrison ... didn't meet them but saw actors Chris O'Donnell, Robyn Tunney, Bill Paxton and Scott Glenn while they were working on the movie 'The Vertical Limit' and staying at our hotel up there.

One of our managers saw April Ieremia naked once. She'd been pissing up in the Mt Cook tavern, had gone back to her room and ordered some food. Pizza I think. Anyway our manager took it up to deliver and getting no response at her door let himself in. She was lying there on top of the bed, naked and fast asleep. Good man that he was left the food outside the door and quietly left.

[carburator]

world famous? or world famous in NZ?

I think NZ is that small you do get to meet a lot of the locals or those people passing through..

one person that I did meet in my line of work was Carlos Hathcock, truly a very humble person..

[Coldrider]

had a cuppa with Tony O'Reilly and Chyss Goulandris.

[Berries]

When I worked at the James Cook Hotel in Windytown Danny La Rue taught me to open a bottle of champagne without making it pop and foam everywhere ....
I met George Michael in the toilets at LA airport and he taught me much the same thing.

[Woodman]

Met quite a few ABs over the years, Colin Meads asked me to take care of his jacket when I was pouring piss at a rugger function. I tried it on and it made me look like a kid wearing an adults jacket, and I ain't that small. Got sat on my ass by Andy Earl.

Must be more surely? its a small country.

[RDjase]

Yeah well you've met me Big Dave and I'm famous in my own house.

I've met a few famous people other than Big Dave - Hugh Anderson, Geoff Perry, Dale Wylie, Croz, Dave Hiscock, Robert Holden, Richard Scott and many other Kiwi racers, plus I was into Motorcross too so met a few of the old racers from back then in the 70's including the famous Mr Shirriffs - Morley.

Back then we had Gaston Rahier come to NZ so met him once in ChCh, also met Kiwis like Gary Goodfellow and Ross Horsburgh.

On the car scene met Peter Brock at a breakfast once.

Had a pee at Manfeild in the 80s, looked around and Peter Brock was on my left and Jim Richards on my right.

Selwyn Toogood shook my hand at the local Mobil station when I was a kid

[Maha]

Selwyn Toogood shook my hand at the local Mobil station when I was a kid

Did he offer you the money or the bag?

[DEATH_INC.]

Does it count if you didn't know who they were? Had Jona Lomu at work once....tho i didn't have a clue who he was....some rugby player or something....

[Edbear]

Does it count if you didn't know who they were? Had Jona Lomu at work once....tho i didn't have a clue who he was....some rugby player or something....

That is exactly why fame is over-rated. All the famous people I know and have met, from movie stars to sports stars to aviation celebrities, racing celebrities, politicians and millionnaires, business tycoons, etc. many I count among my friends, could walk down your street in total anonymity or get a passing glance as you wondered if... Few would be instantly recognisable and create a stir.

Without exception the one's I know are genuine and modest with no airs or graces and are easy to get along with.

[Big Dave]

Walking down the street without being recognised isn't that famous.

[nodrog]

Walking down the street without being recognised isn't that famous.

Bubble Burster!

[Swoop]

I have met Santa. For real.
It was in a department store in London.

Also, some really nice people who like to chase tallitubbies in the desert.



one person that I did meet in my line of work was Carlos Hathcock, truly a very humble person..
As one would imagine. A lot of good things get said about Gunny.

[Big Dave]

Bubble Burster!

Did you just call me a prick?

[nodrog]

Did you just call me a prick?

Yes. Wanna root? You can stick it in my ear, im into aural.

I have met Shaun Harris, all of them.

[Big Dave]

Yes. Wanna root? You can stick it in my ear, im into aural.

I have met Shaun Harris, all of them.

Or

Wax on, wax off, to a great horde of Gremlins.


Reminds me of that great line on the dry cleaners' window:

'Drop your pants and jacket off'

[Banditbandit]

I met George Michael in the toilets at LA airport and he taught me much the same thing.

I'm not sure at all that this is the same thing ...

[FJRider]

I've delivered furniture to Russell Coutts Queenstown house. He once helped me carry a table inside.

His golf course isn't as flash as Michael Hill's one is .... but Russell's one is only new.

I still have the pin number to get through his gate ...

[Oscar]

Had a pee at Manfeild in the 80s, looked around and Peter Brock was on my left and Jim Richards on my right.

Selwyn Toogood shook my hand at the local Mobil station when I was a kid

That happened to me in the pits at the first Phillip Ilsand MC Grand Prix.
I was in the paddock karzi and there was Mick Doohan at the urinal having a nervous one and then Wayne Gardner came out of a stall having stunk the place up...

At the aftermatch function I accidently stood on the foot of Doohan's (now-ex) girlfriend.
She called me a clumsy cunt.
Harsh, but fair. After several of the sponsors products (Swan Breweries), I was pretty clumsy.

[Edbear]

I saw that guy from Police 10-7 driving through Whitianga a few months ago...

[MIXONE]

I got a speeding ticket from the cop on the Waikato cop show.:angry2:

[Maha]

I've met Skidmark...though he's more infamous in'e ?

[awa355]

I think this thread has died :weep:

[Disco Dan]

I met Big Dave once :headbang:

Met the hotties off "Go Girls" and few other nz actors etc - I do a lot of 'extras' work so get to see quite a few famous people!

Oh and I live next door to very very famous retired motorbike racer whom I best not name. Showed me his race bike in it's glass case... Always pops over when he see's me tinkering with my bike, great bloke.

[martybabe]

I think this thread has died :weep:

Alright then. Barry off Eastenders once bought me a drink for looking after him at his concert? yes the man can wail a bit.

Leo sayer bought me a drink for lifting him up so he could see the bar :lol: lovely bloke but man is he tiny.

The black actor off eastenders (can't remember his name) thanked me and shook my hand for stopping the young girls at a party pestering him for sex. He had taken four fans to his room already and was exhausted (I ain't kidding here) fame eh.

Princess Anne on a Hospital visit in the UK . A glamour model that I had the hots for but can't remember her name, darn it, Jo somebody:love:

Edit: Jo Guest

[nighthawk]

Back in the 70's Eric Sykes and Jimmy Edwards were doing a tour through NZ, we ran into them on manners st in Wellington they were looking for a quiet pub,so we took them to the St George;),have had the unfortunate pleasure of meeting and dealing with some of our more infamous criminals.:shit::Police:

[Daffyd]

Had a beer after the International at Teretonga with Jim Clark, Bruce McLaren and another. (Can't remember who... Possibly Jack Brabham, Denny Hulme or Angus Hislop). It was JC's last trip down under as he was killed shortly afterwards. Not sure, but I think BM was killed the same year. Late 60's. Also have Stirling Moss' autograph.

[Berries]

I think this thread has died :weep:
To be fair, this thread was doomed from the moment anyone world famous in New Zealand was mentioned.


Michael J Fox in a dairy in Miramar , Wellington when he was over here shooting 'The Frighteners'
Have you seen him lately? Can't roll cigarettes for shit.

[Swoop]

Have you seen him lately? Can't roll cigarettes for shit.
Makes a blimmin' mean martini though. Not a stirred one, however.

[Virago]

I saw that guy from Police 10-7 driving through Whitianga a few months ago...

Case Number 3...? :lol:

[Matariki]

Bill Hohepa. I went fishing with him when I was younger (12 years old) on kapiti island. He's, well, a bit of a grumpy fella (that was probably because I caught more fish than him and beat him a poker). :innocent:
I've also meet Gary Kemsley (for those that do surf fishing), nice guy. I would love to go for a fish with him sometime when I'm in his neck of the woods.

[Maha]

Bill Hohepa. I went fishing with him when I was younger (12 years old) on kapiti island. He's, well, a bit of a grumpy fella (that was probably because I caught more fish than him and beat him a poker). :innocent:
I've also meet Gary Kemsley (for those that do surf fishing), nice guy. I would love to go for a fish with him sometime when I'm in his neck of the woods.

I laid some carpet for him a few years ago when lived at Snells beach...he asked if I wanted some lunch, I said ''well I was just going to go down the road and get a pie''...his reply was ''do you eat fish''?.. hell yeah!

Thought ''I might be in for a treat here''...ahhhhhhh wrong, he opened up a tin of salmon :killingme

[ducatilover]

Is Rhys Millen famous? I met him when I was on the Silver Fern last year, also met Rod. Rod is a great fellow to have a chat to.