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1 hour ago, oldhippy said:

Nice photos. The only person I know who is famous is Ian Gillan from Deep Purple. I used to drink with him in a pub in Lyme Regis. That was before moving to Mid Devon. He’s a hell of a nice guy.

Ian Gillan is my brother's hero! He has seen Deep Purple dozens of times

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Nice photos. The only person I know who is famous is Ian Gillan from Deep Purple. I used to drink with him in a pub in Lyme Regis. That was before moving to Mid Devon. He’s a hell of a nice guy.

Very cool, I use to do some deep purple songs way back in the day.


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1 hour ago, yankeedog said:

I worked as  NYC Police officer for 20 years. I ran across all sorts of people. Famous and infamous.You would be surprised at how nice some people can be.The opposite is also true.

I was in sales for 35 years. Amen, brother, amen....

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I worked as  NYC Police officer for 20 years. I ran across all sorts of people. Famous and infamous.You would be surprised at how nice some people can be.The opposite is also true.

I don’t get that many “brush with fame” moments


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