Rudest celeb you've met?

Degsy · 31-07-2010 11:34PM

Tippex wrote: »

Is that not just what he does and he thinks he is being a comedian. The only reason people should talk to him is to abuse him.

Dont worry,the whole incident didnt sit well with me and i called him a prick to his face not long afterwards as he was walking up temple bar..in spite of him being the guts of a foot taller than me he slunk off and said nothing!

harpsman · 01-08-2010 12:14AM

Cunsiderthis wrote: »

That you can't conceive there is no one on the planet who knows who jane goody is/was seems to say more about you them me. I don't have a TV and don't buy newspapers (I read them online) and never read the celeb bits.

Not only do I not know anything about her, I an relieved I don't as she seems to be one of those people who are manufactured "celebrities" because you are told they are by tv and newspapers.

I rebel against being manipulated like that.

what a guy.for someone who doesnt read celeb gossip you spend alot of time on this site.
ive got a mate whos always pretending he hasnt heard of certain people cos he thinks it makes him sound like some kind of intellectual.is it you?

MegaAwesomeOne · 01-08-2010 12:24AM

I met Liam Brady back in '04 outside Highbury before Arsenal v Birmingham. I was about 12/13 at the time, went up and asked for an autograph on my programme to which he replied ''I can't, I have to go.'' I thought it was a bit rude to refuse a kid a quick autograph but getting into the car park afterwords to meet Clichy, Campbell, Gilberto, Edu, Parlour, Touré, Reyes, Aliadiere and Bergkamp made up for the disappointment

Ulysses Gaze · 01-08-2010 12:17PM

MegaAwesomeOne wrote: »

I met Liam Brady back in '04 outside Highbury before Arsenal v Birmingham. I was about 12/13 at the time, went up and asked for an autograph on my programme to which he replied ''I can't, I have to go.'' I thought it was a bit rude to refuse a kid a quick autograph but getting into the car park afterwords to meet Clichy, Campbell, Gilberto, Edu, Parlour, Touré, Reyes, Aliadiere and Bergkamp made up for the disappointment

'Chippy' can be a testy character.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GyiAjUR6Obg

moonandstars · 17-08-2010 01:26AM

At the weekend I met Conrad Gallagher and the guy that used be in glenroe all those yrs ago...with the curly hair..Im sure he has been in other stuff since! I was so plastered I ended up annoyin him..sound guy.

iamscottj · 17-08-2010 07:09AM

MegaAwesomeOne wrote: »

I met Liam Brady back in '04 outside Highbury before Arsenal v Birmingham. I was about 12/13 at the time, went up and asked for an autograph on my programme to which he replied ''I can't, I have to go.'' I thought it was a bit rude to refuse a kid a quick autograph but getting into the car park afterwords to meet Clichy, Campbell, Gilberto, Edu, Parlour, Touré, Reyes, Aliadiere and Bergkamp made up for the disappointment

Really sad man... Autograph merely takes a minute or two. What was the rush then...

Very sad!

Jayob10 · 20-08-2010 01:16PM

ayup wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VBONbHDOoo

jesus christ that is horrendous!

poconnor16 · 20-08-2010 01:23PM

Ian Poulter - met him at the JP McManus.
Rude, arrogant, head up his own ass etc. Everyone else there, pro golfers and 'celebs' alike were happy to sign autographs, smile and chat etc. He actually snubbed a little kid that ran up to him for an autograph before he tee'd off. Tiger Woods was even signing for kids.
Poulter is a twat.:p

irishh_bob · 22-08-2010 03:38PM

MegaAwesomeOne wrote: »

I met Liam Brady back in '04 outside Highbury before Arsenal v Birmingham. I was about 12/13 at the time, went up and asked for an autograph on my programme to which he replied ''I can't, I have to go.'' I thought it was a bit rude to refuse a kid a quick autograph but getting into the car park afterwords to meet Clichy, Campbell, Gilberto, Edu, Parlour, Touré, Reyes, Aliadiere and Bergkamp made up for the disappointment

would,nt be a stretch to imagine brady being slightly rude , anyone who,s seen him on tv can see he,s an incredibly dour man

GodlessM · 22-08-2010 04:46PM

Travis Smith; popped the birdie at the tonnes of people waiting to meet him and walked away.

Also heard those tossers Jedward are two little p%^&*s.

jill_valentine · 22-08-2010 05:37PM

GodlessM wrote: »

Also heard those tossers Jedward are two little p%^&*s.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly Jedward's greatest fan or anything, but I've heard nothing but good things about them from anybody I know who's encountered them. And my friends are punks and metallers, so the lads must have been really nice to win them over.

Clare Bear · 22-08-2010 05:41PM

jill_valentine wrote: »

Don't get me wrong, I'm not exactly Jedward's greatest fan or anything, but I've heard nothing but good things about them from anybody I know who's encountered them. And my friends are punks and metallers, so the lads must have been really nice to win them over.

Same here. I know a lot of people that met them and no one has a bad word to say about them. My boyfriend has met them a good few time through his work and he said they're mental but very nice and charming. And he couldn't stand them before that.

jill_valentine · 22-08-2010 05:47PM

One of my mates was telling me about them with a kind of haunted post-Vietnam look in his eyes - as if he would just never be able to reconcile his worldview with his experience of them.

"So, I met the lads from Jedward. And they were... lovely...?" (Shakes head)

GodlessM · 22-08-2010 08:03PM

I'm basing this opinion on a recent signing they did in Xtra Vision here that my sister brought my little cousin to and they just signed the cd and didn't even look at her or say hi they just got the bouncers to push everybody on. While I was in the shopping complex then later I overheard all the staff saying they did the same thing to their kids.

Exclamation Marc · 22-08-2010 10:24PM

MegaAwesomeOne wrote: »

I met Liam Brady back in '04 outside Highbury before Arsenal v Birmingham. I was about 12/13 at the time, went up and asked for an autograph on my programme to which he replied ''I can't, I have to go.'' I thought it was a bit rude to refuse a kid a quick autograph but getting into the car park afterwords to meet Clichy, Campbell, Gilberto, Edu, Parlour, Touré, Reyes, Aliadiere and Bergkamp made up for the disappointment

Yeah he seems that way inclined. Would take as long to sign something as it would to say "I can't, I have to go".

Sounds like you won out in the end though. I'd say Bergkamp is a nice guy, always came off as one.

rebelmomma · 22-08-2010 11:02PM

Vinnie Jones - Lovely friendly guy, gave a big ould hug and smelled lovely!! Yummy yummy

Shane McGowan - drunk, smelly but obliging in a 'I will sign my name if it means I can get a drink quicker' kind of way

Brendan O Carroll - met him at Dublin Aiport, i politely said Hello Mr. O Carroll he looked at me like I had called him a ****** or something - small man syndrome!

Kaiser Chiefs - in Amsterdam with my family. My dad thought they were trying to mug me when i ran after them. They were very nice about it and again more than happy to pose for pics! Again smelled yummy and alot hotter/slimmer in real life; the camera does nothing for ya Ricky!

Michael Madsen - signed and posed but god love him I don't think he realised he had done either if ya know what I mean

Sebastien Loeb - hot as ****!!! Have fancied him for yonks. He talked on the phone the whole time I was trying to get a photo with him but I eventually got his attention by grabbing his ass.

Dani Sordo - very friendly and alot more obliging.

Likewise - Mikko Hirvonnen

Frank Kelly seemed nice when I met him.

Bryan McFadden was a whole lot hotter in person but totally loved the attention he got from the younger girls.. disturbing

Miriam O Callaghan was very nice imo!

Cillian Murphy - was very shy.

Lived near ROG for years. He is odd as be ****ed. Well was then anyway.

BTW I am not a stalker just observant when I am out!!

GodlessM · 24-08-2010 11:37PM

rebelmomma wrote: »

Vinnie Jones - Lovely friendly guy, gave a big ould hug and smelled lovely!! Yummy yummy

Shane McGowan - drunk, smelly but obliging in a 'I will sign my name if it means I can get a drink quicker' kind of way

Brendan O Carroll - met him at Dublin Aiport, i politely said Hello Mr. O Carroll he looked at me like I had called him a ****** or something - small man syndrome!

Kaiser Chiefs - in Amsterdam with my family. My dad thought they were trying to mug me when i ran after them. They were very nice about it and again more than happy to pose for pics! Again smelled yummy and alot hotter/slimmer in real life; the camera does nothing for ya Ricky!

Michael Madsen - signed and posed but god love him I don't think he realised he had done either if ya know what I mean

Sebastien Loeb - hot as ****!!! Have fancied him for yonks. He talked on the phone the whole time I was trying to get a photo with him but I eventually got his attention by grabbing his ass.

Dani Sordo - very friendly and alot more obliging.

Likewise - Mikko Hirvonnen

Frank Kelly seemed nice when I met him.

Bryan McFadden was a whole lot hotter in person but totally loved the attention he got from the younger girls.. disturbing

Miriam O Callaghan was very nice imo!

Cillian Murphy - was very shy.

Lived near ROG for years. He is odd as be ****ed. Well was then anyway.

BTW I am not a stalker just observant when I am out!!

You know the thread is about rude celebs right?

On topic, I would like to add Max Cavalera to the list.

ChopShop · 25-08-2010 12:12PM

GodlessM wrote: »

On topic, I would like to add Max Cavalera to the list.

Tell us more, Please?

GodlessM · 25-08-2010 12:17PM

wernstrom! wrote: »

Tell us more, Please?

Soulfly '06, he walks out of Temple Bar, sees a load of fans, says 'I am sorry I have to go' and runs straight across the street into a bar. After the gig then the minute he finished the last song he pegged it off stage and out the door and across the road back into the same bar, leaving the band to clear up themselves (since they had no roadies for some reason) and to meet the fans.

Ash.J.Williams · 25-08-2010 12:21PM

GodlessM wrote: »

I'm basing this opinion on a recent signing they did in Xtra Vision here that my sister brought my little cousin to and they just signed the cd and didn't even look at her or say hi they just got the bouncers to push everybody on. While I was in the shopping complex then later I overheard all the staff saying they did the same thing to their kids.

Time / number of people

Slaygal · 25-08-2010 12:57PM

In a outlet in Las Vegas last year, we spot him and asked him for a photo he completed ignored us. So my Sister asks his bouncer who said No, Usher is busy shopping for his kids.

Ash.J.Williams · 25-08-2010 12:58PM

Slaygal wrote: »

In a outlet in Las Vegas last year, we spot him and asked him for a photo he completed ignored us. So my Sister asks his bouncer who said No, Usher is busy shopping for his kids.

so what is he rude or thoughtful?

jenno86 · 25-08-2010 01:02PM

Larry Murphy

Slaygal · 25-08-2010 02:16PM

RE: Usher
Everyone is entitled to shop in peace all he had to do was say No instead he glared at my sister like she was piece of sh!t on his shoe and then His 6ft plus bodyguard roared at my 5ft 2 Sister and almost knocked her over that's why I think he's rude.
Manners cost nothing.

Brendog · 25-08-2010 02:24PM

Eddie Hobbs is a knob

Exclamation Marc · 25-08-2010 02:51PM

Once I met/was sitting next to Hector at the Comedy Carnival about two years ago.

Had just seen his show with Tommy Tiernan and really enjoyed it, so when he say down in the table next to us at a gig later that day, I leaned over and said that I thought his show earlier was brilliant and would he and Tommy be doing anything else together, and he just replied "yeah yeah, dunno" without even making eye contact and just ignored me more or less.

I still think he's a good laugh when I listened to the Tommy & Hector show but he came off as quite rude that day when all I was doing was paying a compliment. Ah well.

j1974 · 25-08-2010 04:17PM

Tippex wrote: »

Is that not just what he does and he thinks he is being a comedian. The only reason people should talk to him is to abuse him.

I remember watching him years ago in temple bar, just slagging off all the tourists etc. Anyway this junkie came along and start telling everyone not to throw money in for savage. He said "you're all just paying for his coke habit, He'll be down in **** ***** house later buyin coke, he's mad into it".

Well I tell ya, savage packed up with a big red face on'em and said he was finished due to heckling. Funny thing was, I'd seen him deal with hurrendous heckling before from a load of lads and that didn't provoke a red face and move elsewhere. Maybe the thoughts of savage having a chippie in common with said junkie, was just too much to handle in public. The junkie sure seemed to know him!!:D

Unsinnig · 25-08-2010 05:11PM

Shane McGowan - Dropped the wife off at Dublin airport at 5am, 2 years ago, and thought I'd grab a coffee before heading home. Found your one in the coffee shop / bar at International arrivals with a pint glass of gin in hand (watched it being topped off, thus I know it was gin), said "Hi there Mr. McGowan", got something like, "Gssshh lkjdfsuiisi asdkj feckin' cnut" as a reply. Choice bloke, even a barrel in

smellslikelemon · 27-08-2010 03:53PM

Not really a celebrity but my dad met Mary Robinson, right bitch he said, only out for her image and the lowly peasants can go hang.

Anyone know what Ed Byrne's like in person? Wondering if he's as whiney and moany in person

ChopShop · 27-08-2010 03:56PM

smellslikelemon wrote: »

Wondering if he's as whiney and moany in person

Didn't seem whiney and moany to me, but as you'd expect he's a bit of a smart-arse off stage too

..but then i seem to be one of the five boards members who doesn't have have a beef with him.

Rudest celeb you've met?

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