[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

Yeah, but if someone came at him aggressively, they might get knocked out.

Oh, but of course, but he strikes me as the kind of guy that would slow your fall to the ground after he stopped your clock to keep you from hurting your head on the concrete (at least if you weren't able to give him an actual run for his money, which I guess most people wouldn't be).

Although in reality, it's more than likely that you'd get your ass kicked by his bodyguards that are following along in the car behind him. Same reason you'll never see a boxer in a street fight: he's got people he can pay to do the cheap fighting for him.

[CrunchyCripple]

Originally Posted by Metal Mike ↗

Although in reality, it's more than likely that you'd get your ass kicked by his bodyguards that are following along in the car behind him. Same reason you'll never see a boxer in a street fight: he's got people he can pay to do the cheap fighting for him.

That, and I guess it's common for dumbshit "tough guys" to come up to male celebrities who play tough guys in movies, and challenge them to a fight.
I've heard that from quite a few action movie stars. Some asshat will come up and pick a fight, to prove themselves. What losers.

[DiamondSmiles]

Originally Posted by TheCreeperBEATNGU ↗

Maybe he didn't accept the money because insurance may cover that.

Starstruck probably.

I've been in public with some of the guys and fans are very annoying, even in bathrooms and while they are eating.

I don't treat them as special, and it apparently was Dwayne's fault, so damn skippy he'd fix my car!

Most celebrities appreciate being treated like a friend for a change. I've seen female wrestlers in rest rooms and it never occurred to me to annoy them there.

Really, should I have grabbed some tp or paper towel and asked one if them to sign

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by CrunchyCripple ↗

That, and I guess it's common for dumbshit "tough guys" to come up to male celebrities who play tough guys in movies, and challenge them to a fight.
I've heard that from quite a few action movie stars. Some asshat will come up and pick a fight, to prove themselves. What losers.

I could see challenging the action star in question to an arm wrestling match or a few friendly rounds in a boxing ring, but a street fight? Getdafuckouttaheah.

It would have been pretty cool to smack Arnie around back in the day, though, because then I could've said that I beat up the fuckin' Terminator.

[OhJstFkOffAlrdy]

Originally Posted by diamondsmiles ↗

Starstruck probably.

I've been in public with some of the guys and fans are very annoying, even in bathrooms and while they are eating.

I don't treat them as special, and it apparently was Dwayne's fault, so damn skippy he'd fix my car!

Most celebrities appreciate being treated like a friend for a change. I've seen female wrestlers in rest rooms and it never occurred to me to annoy them there.

Really, should I have grabbed some tp or paper towel and asked one if them to sign

I would totally schmooze with random fans if I were famous -- at least until one of them got all psycho on me, after which point I would totally schmooze with fans while wearing a ballistic vest and surrounded by my phalanx of bodyguards.

I can understand famous people wanting some peace and quiet and privacy, and really they don't "belong to us," but sometimes you gotta show a little appreciation to the people that keep you rich and famous and at the very least not act like a completely unsympathetic dick if a few of them want to go full-retard starstruck on you every now and then when you're out in public.

I also think it'd be cool to hand an annoying fan a wad of individually autographed hundreds and say, "There ya go, thank for being a fan, sorry I'm not having a better day. Now please quit riding my nuts and let me finish my eggplant parmesan in peace."