Encounter in NY
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JrBorch86 — 16 years ago(August 22, 2009 03:13 PM)
You know it's no secret that a lot of comedians have a
darker side
and a lot of funny people have been known to be very 'controlling' and serious in real life- (Ben Stiller is a big one for this) in his movies he's always funny and doing these crazy, gross out things but read fan encounters and you'll read about an entirely different person. Also in interviews he's very serious and seems rather introverted.
So this doesn't surprise me at all. A lot of comedians or funny people in general have issues, I mean, when Owen Wilson attempted suicide you could practically hear the world gasp because you wouldn't expect him to be depressed because what
we
see is him being the funny, lovable guy when in reality he was dealing with a lot of personal demons, also Chris Farley, John Belushi, Sam Kinison, etc the list just goes on and on, which it's funny because the show is called "Michael and Michael Have Issues"
Ciao,
Peace & Love,
Jen
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mylittlewindmill — 16 years ago(October 19, 2009 07:57 PM)
I met him at a show in Seattle in 2006. My friend was working at the venue at the time and let me hang out backstage in the greenroom. Not that big a deal, there were a lot of people back there for some reason. Anyway, he and I talked for awhile about mundane things (cats, art, and the like). He got a drink for me despite the fact that we both had drink tickets. We had a cigarette. Then he performed. After the show I went back in the back and he was getting a foot massage from some drunk girl which grossed me out. Not that I was hoping to go home with him or take him home or that we had a "moment" earlier and therefore I was expecting something later only to be letdown; I just don't like seeing people's naked feet.
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mail-924 — 11 years ago(August 01, 2014 10:29 AM)
I met him in Deluth and approached him in a friendly manner. All I said was1354 " Hey Michael!". He screamed and ran up to me, then kicked me in the balls. Then he ran off.
Not cool, bro.
Cardboard Box is the Future.