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In a couple of weeks dodgy-toothed, chain-smoking one-time enfant terrible of the British literary scene Martin Amis* is moving into an office just a few door down from me.

Following on from LJ's tenuous link to the famous & talented in another thread, has anyone else worked alongside a pseudo-celebrity or their friends, lovers and/or relatives???

[* - apologies for lame name-dropping]

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Erm.... years and years back when my dad was a social worker he had a case that Dr. Harold Shipman was involved with. :eek3:

Dad said from what he could remember he was a 'bit of a bastard' then added but then a lot of the G.P.s were, so there was nothing odd or suspicious about him.:uhoh:

This is just one of the many reasons I don't pay attention to my dad's opinion of any of my potential suitors.:nono:

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I went to school with some, some were clients of my parents' video rental store (one being Céline Dion).. but not at work no.

Unless I consider NOOL as work of course :p

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barney's son has started working in my mates place in manc aparently

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Steve, the brother of Bunnymen guitarist Will Sargent.

:shades:

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And someone told me that Ex Luton player Enoch Showunmi's Dad works in my company. Apparently he would be King of his village if he returned to Nigeria, but I guess Metronet pay better :laugh:

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Wilf Mannion ex-Boro(we have statues of him here now he's dead) worked in ICI with the old fella,and Wilf's grandson once nicked my bird when I were a youngster,and he duly turned out to be an arse in later life..

But the old -timers say Mannion was better than Juninho :eek: Not forgeting Juninho was a blinding player for Boro,until he broke his leg and lost a yard..

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If being a member of a second-tier industrial band counts as fame, I'm the celebrity at my company. :D

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One of Justin Timberlake's security guards from his tour back in 2003 came to my old work place in Philly then to get some ice cream because JT was doing an after concert show at the small venue up the street. JT didn't show up, though.

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I don't work with him, but the editor of the McSweeneys website was my creative writing teacher last semester :shrug:

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I had a piss next to Richard Madeley in Selfridges just before christmas,i was on duty. does that count? :evil4:

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Steve One wrote: I had a piss next to Richard Madeley in Selfridges just before christmas,i was on duty. does that count? :evil4:

So it was you that nicked him for shoplifting then.

Nice one.

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Doctor Clayhead wrote: In a couple of weeks dodgy-toothed, chain-smoking one-time enfant terrible of the British literary scene Martin Amis* is moving into an office just a few door down from me.

Following on from LJ's tenuous link to the famous & talented in another thread, has anyone else worked alongside a pseudo-celebrity or their friends, lovers and/or relatives???

[* - apologies for lame name-dropping]

Please ask Mr. Amis if he could try writing a book that I can read from beginning to end :evil4:

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Worked as Tony Wilson's assistant for one day - not a good experience - although amusing to look back on!

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I once worked with a guy called Phil Gayle who after leaving our office went to read the news on Big Breakfast when Chris Evans did it.

Cheers

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I used to work with a girl who was a part time actress, she was in the Parole Officer with steve coogan.

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My direct boss is that woman who was on the telly yesterday telling people that you won't die from eating turkey. She didn't say that you might die from eating infected turkey poo though!

We tend not to have famous people here, a few government ministers here and there and scientists, but nobody likely to be appealing to tabloid culture.

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Taboo # 7 wrote:

Doctor Clayhead wrote: In a couple of weeks dodgy-toothed, chain-smoking one-time enfant terrible of the British literary scene Martin Amis* is moving into an office just a few door down from me.

Following on from LJ's tenuous link to the famous & talented in another thread, has anyone else worked alongside a pseudo-celebrity or their friends, lovers and/or relatives???

[* - apologies for lame name-dropping]

Please ask Mr. Amis if he could try writing a book that I can read from beginning to end :evil4:

Fat chance! Mr Amis will swan around campus for a couple of hours every two weeks and then vanish back to London to count his £60 grand salary!!

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Bob Massie

:bow:

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I worked with Nicola from BB1's mum.

WOW!!!!!

:rolleyes:

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My Officer was the head drill instructor on the reality series, Boot Camp, and Celebrity Boot Camp... it was kinda setup like Survivor, only boot camp style.

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I teach this lad who's sister shagged johnny woodgate (when at toon') take some beating!

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I've got a mate who's a bit of Jack Of all trades. I phoned him at New Year to see if he fancied helping me lay my wooden floor and he was in Rome....working as Steven Segal's PA! It's a crazy world.

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Barney Rubble was stopped next to me at the traffic lights once.

:nod:

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I go for breakfast with Patrick Burger and Richard Bacon. His mum's a slag :eek:

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