Look, I’m not a particularly religious guy. But it’s gotta feel a little bit like God intervening in your life when you go to a bridge planning to jump off, and then as you’re hanging there on the ledge a man walks up, and it’s JON BON JOVI
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Look, I’m not a particularly religious guy. But it’s gotta feel a little bit like God intervening in your life when you go to a bridge planning to jump off, and then as you’re hanging there on the ledge a man walks up, and the man is JON BON JOVI
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Jason Lefkowitzreplied to Jason Lefkowitz last edited by [email protected]
I assume Nashville is one of those towns like LA and NYC where stuff like this is just ordinary. You ask the guy next to you at Starbucks to pass you a packet of Splenda, and he turns out to be John Turturro or some shit
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Jason Lefkowitzreplied to Jason Lefkowitz last edited by
I spent most of my adult life in Washington D.C., which is kind of like that, but only if your definition of “celebrity spotting” is generous enough to include things like seeing a guy on a bike and realizing “oh, that’s Earl Blumenauer”
Meet the Biggest Bike Dork in Congress
He bikes to the Capitol. He wants the feds to pay you to bike to work too.
Slate Magazine (slate.com)
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Jason Lefkowitzreplied to Jason Lefkowitz last edited by [email protected]
The funny bit is that the encounter at the bridge in Nashville was recorded on the absolute cheapest possible low-res CCTV potato camera, and even at 100p or whatever you can instantly tell when the guy walks up that it’s Jon Bon Jovi. The man is just that much of a rock star
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Carrie Shanafeltreplied to Jason Lefkowitz last edited by
@jalefkowit Literally John Turturro in my case. He used to be my neighbor.