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By darwin dali
#235886
Jabberwocky wrote:Cool

I wonder how many F1 drivers anyone would actually recognise in the flesh.
I'm sure RC wouldn't have ANY trouble recognizing Mr. Chubby in the flesh - one simply can't miss those man :boobies:
By What's Burning?
#235897
The chubbychaser.com domain is for sale.
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By darwin dali
#235900
What's Burning? wrote:The chubbychaser.com domain is for sale.
Not anymore - some female fan must have snapped it up. :hehe:
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By scotty
#235901
When i met Timo Glock he'd just had a piss behind a bush at Goodwood. Not quite the Royal Albert hall...
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By nish2280
#235976
scotty wrote:When i met Timo Glock he'd just had a piss behind a bush at Goodwood. Not quite the Royal Albert hall...
Probably moving aside for lewis again.

LH: "Thanks for getting out the way for me mate, really appreciate it!"
TG: "Oh yeah, thats what i was doing, i just MADE it look like my tires were destroyed..."
By Juliet P
#235993
McLaren wrote:
Juliet P wrote:Jenson Button in the flesh, coming out of the mens in the interval of Cirque de Soleil in the Royal Albert Hall. Feel a little starstruck now... *Swoon*

And before you ask, no, I didn't say hello. I think famous people have a right not to be hassled when they're not 'on duty'. Plus I'm not actually a stalker. Nice to see him, though! :D
What was the cirque like ? Seen two of their shows in Vegas and they were superb.Simply amazing act.Didn't know what it would be like in the albert hall,i know you're never more than about 90 feet from anything in there,but in Vegas all the arenas are purpose made.
It was amazing - like olympic gymanastics with music, amazing outfits and a story to boot. Plus some clowning and death-defying rollerblading thrown in. And the set was incredibly designed. Me and a friend got free box tickets somehow through one of her colleagues - pretty awesome.

Oh and Jenson B is definitely of the male pursuasion. He just likes the real Jenson beyond any sense of proportion... :)
By What's Burning?
#236015
Juliet P wrote:
McLaren wrote:
Juliet P wrote:Jenson Button in the flesh, coming out of the mens in the interval of Cirque de Soleil in the Royal Albert Hall. Feel a little starstruck now... *Swoon*

And before you ask, no, I didn't say hello. I think famous people have a right not to be hassled when they're not 'on duty'. Plus I'm not actually a stalker. Nice to see him, though! :D
What was the cirque like ? Seen two of their shows in Vegas and they were superb.Simply amazing act.Didn't know what it would be like in the albert hall,i know you're never more than about 90 feet from anything in there,but in Vegas all the arenas are purpose made.
It was amazing - like olympic gymanastics with music, amazing outfits and a story to boot. Plus some clowning and death-defying rollerblading thrown in. And the set was incredibly designed. Me and a friend got free box tickets somehow through one of her colleagues - pretty awesome.

Oh and Jenson B is definitely of the male pursuasion. He just likes the real Jenson beyond any sense of proportion... :)
Man crush? I can understand, although I've never felt the physical pain, I really like Jamie Oliver.
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By darwin dali
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What's Burning? wrote:
Juliet P wrote:
McLaren wrote:
Juliet P wrote:Jenson Button in the flesh, coming out of the mens in the interval of Cirque de Soleil in the Royal Albert Hall. Feel a little starstruck now... *Swoon*

And before you ask, no, I didn't say hello. I think famous people have a right not to be hassled when they're not 'on duty'. Plus I'm not actually a stalker. Nice to see him, though! :D
What was the cirque like ? Seen two of their shows in Vegas and they were superb.Simply amazing act.Didn't know what it would be like in the albert hall,i know you're never more than about 90 feet from anything in there,but in Vegas all the arenas are purpose made.
It was amazing - like olympic gymanastics with music, amazing outfits and a story to boot. Plus some clowning and death-defying rollerblading thrown in. And the set was incredibly designed. Me and a friend got free box tickets somehow through one of her colleagues - pretty awesome.

Oh and Jenson B is definitely of the male pursuasion. He just likes the real Jenson beyond any sense of proportion... :)
Man crush? I can understand, although I've never felt the physical pain, I really like Jamie Oliver.
I had to look him up to see what you're on - :yikes::yikes::yikes::eek:
By What's Burning?
#236032
darwin dali wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:
Juliet P wrote:
McLaren wrote:
Juliet P wrote:Jenson Button in the flesh, coming out of the mens in the interval of Cirque de Soleil in the Royal Albert Hall. Feel a little starstruck now... *Swoon*

And before you ask, no, I didn't say hello. I think famous people have a right not to be hassled when they're not 'on duty'. Plus I'm not actually a stalker. Nice to see him, though! :D
What was the cirque like ? Seen two of their shows in Vegas and they were superb.Simply amazing act.Didn't know what it would be like in the albert hall,i know you're never more than about 90 feet from anything in there,but in Vegas all the arenas are purpose made.
It was amazing - like olympic gymanastics with music, amazing outfits and a story to boot. Plus some clowning and death-defying rollerblading thrown in. And the set was incredibly designed. Me and a friend got free box tickets somehow through one of her colleagues - pretty awesome.

Oh and Jenson B is definitely of the male pursuasion. He just likes the real Jenson beyond any sense of proportion... :)
Man crush? I can understand, although I've never felt the physical pain, I really like Jamie Oliver.
I had to look him up to see what you're on - :yikes::yikes::yikes::eek:
You filth... Nothing to do with hiding zucchinis or cucumbers. I meant to hang out with, have a beer, talk about food and prep techniques.
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By darwin dali
#236041
What's Burning? wrote:
darwin dali wrote:
What's Burning? wrote:
Juliet P wrote:
McLaren wrote:
Juliet P wrote:Jenson Button in the flesh, coming out of the mens in the interval of Cirque de Soleil in the Royal Albert Hall. Feel a little starstruck now... *Swoon*

And before you ask, no, I didn't say hello. I think famous people have a right not to be hassled when they're not 'on duty'. Plus I'm not actually a stalker. Nice to see him, though! :D
What was the cirque like ? Seen two of their shows in Vegas and they were superb.Simply amazing act.Didn't know what it would be like in the albert hall,i know you're never more than about 90 feet from anything in there,but in Vegas all the arenas are purpose made.
It was amazing - like olympic gymanastics with music, amazing outfits and a story to boot. Plus some clowning and death-defying rollerblading thrown in. And the set was incredibly designed. Me and a friend got free box tickets somehow through one of her colleagues - pretty awesome.

Oh and Jenson B is definitely of the male pursuasion. He just likes the real Jenson beyond any sense of proportion... :)
Man crush? I can understand, although I've never felt the physical pain, I really like Jamie Oliver.
I had to look him up to see what you're on - :yikes::yikes::yikes::eek:
You filth... Nothing to do with hiding zucchinis or cucumbers. I meant to hang out with, have a beer, talk about food and prep techniques.
Suuuuuuuuuurrrrrre!
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By racechick
#236043
You didnt know jamie Oliver! :yikes: I have most of his books.
By What's Burning?
#236047
racechick wrote:You didnt know jamie Oliver! :yikes: I have most of his books.
maybe DD's culinary tastes are more along the lines of Chef Boyardee :yikes: That or he just spends it all on beer.

... and to bring it all back on topic, I've never spotted Chef Boyardee, although I did meet Paul Prudhomme about 20 years ago in New Orleans.
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By darwin dali
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What's Burning? wrote:
racechick wrote:You didnt know jamie Oliver! :yikes: I have most of his books.
maybe DD's culinary tastes are more along the lines of Chef Boyardee :yikes: That or he just spends it all on beer.

... and to bring it all back on topic, I've never spotted Chef Boyardee, although I did meet Paul Prudhomme about 20 years ago in New Orleans.
Now that's nasty and disgusting! :vomit:
I like chefs that graduated from the CIA. My preferred cuisines are French, some Italian, but mostly Asian such as Thai, Japanese, Korean if you must know. :thumbup:
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By Jensonb
#236069
racechick wrote:You didnt know jamie Oliver! :yikes: I have most of his books.
He's no Mr Food:


Oh Conan :cloud9:

(Conan is my other hero :thumbup: )
By What's Burning?
#236087
^^Then you must have had a thing for the frugal gourmet.
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