awesome dude, closest thing I got to that is when I met Stone Cold when I was visiting my ex at her school in dayton

That's pretty neat Tommy, I don't think I've ever met anyone remotely famous. Although Obama did come to my middle school a few years after I graduated from there. And then he came to my college over the summer, when none of the students were there. Come to think of it, his touring schedule doesn't make much sense.

I thought he dropped out of the presidental race.

Thats kinda cool, sort of but I would been more impressed if you met Long Dong Silver ....just sayin .

I'm thinking the job offer from Honest Fox News hasn't been forthcoming, so, lacking anything better to do, the campaign goes on.

In 1989, my father, my sister, and I met former Texas governor John Connally in Washington, DC.  This was on the Capitol Subway System, wihch connects the Capitol with several office buildings, and Connally was on the same train.  Anyway, Connally was considered by president Nixon to replace vice president Spiro Agnew after Agnew resigned, but he went with Ford instead.  Then Connally ran for president himself in 1980, but didn't get past the nomination process.  But he's most remembered as the governor who was shot in Dallas the day president Kennedy was killed.  And there he was on the train, just four years before his own death.

What did he say to you tom?

also, What an ugly name.

Didn't really get to say much more than "Welcome to North Carolina" and "Good luck"

He looked really tired, the road must have taken its toll on him.

But his wife looked good, better than I expected to be in person, most folks look only good on tv due to make up.
 

I don't care who the president is, congress really runs the show.

The president is just a name and a face anymore.

I was supposed to meet Ronnie Coleman yesterday but cbf