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**Crashnburn** · 09-07-2005, 04:17 PM

A few years ago (back during Goldust's first run with WWE) a friend and I went to see a late movie. The place is normally super busy, one of those major theaters, but it was pretty slow that night and there was this tall guys standing in the middle of the lobby and he had a few guys around him asking him questions. I asked one of the concession staff who he was (figured he would know cause he was all geeking out) and he told us it was Goldust. My friend and I were like, "oh." and we just turned around and walked into see our movie. The funny part was what Dustin was actually wearing... Now picture a huge guy, 6'5" (I think that's his height), and he was wearing a black t-shirt, short black cut off shorts, combat boots, and a pink bandanna on his head. I was like, "

"

Another time a different friend and I went to a local fed's show. Half way through the show at intermission I looked across the... arena... at the seats that were opposite us on the other side of the ring and I recognized somebody that was sitting in the back. My friend saw him the same time I did and he asked, "Is that....?"
"Paul London?" I finished.
He was like, "yeah."
I told my friend it was and asked him if he wanted to meet him. I had previously met London a few times so really had no problem walking up and saying "hey" to him. So my friend and I walked over and we started talking with Paul and sure enough he remembered me. This was just after he signed with WWE so we were asking a lot of questions about what it was like now that he was at the "big show". He was very nice and friendly. There was a couple of local wrestlers that were there talking to him as well and half way through the conversation one of them said, "Hey btw this is Michael Shane," and pointed to a guy who was sitting next to where London had been sitting. Everybody looked over at him and sure enough he was sitting all by himself, not saying a word, and looking all sulky that nobody was paying attention to him. I felt bad for him. He looked over at me and I asked, "....... So, when are you going to get to do the London Calling, Paul," turning back to face London.

09-07-2005, 04:17 PM	#38
Crashnburn R.I.P. Eddie Guerrero Posts: 690	A few years ago (back during Goldust's first run with WWE) a friend and I went to see a late movie. The place is normally super busy, one of those major theaters, but it was pretty slow that night and there was this tall guys standing in the middle of the lobby and he had a few guys around him asking him questions. I asked one of the concession staff who he was (figured he would know cause he was all geeking out) and he told us it was Goldust. My friend and I were like, "oh." and we just turned around and walked into see our movie. The funny part was what Dustin was actually wearing... Now picture a huge guy, 6'5" (I think that's his height), and he was wearing a black t-shirt, short black cut off shorts, combat boots, and a pink bandanna on his head. I was like, " " Another time a different friend and I went to a local fed's show. Half way through the show at intermission I looked across the... arena... at the seats that were opposite us on the other side of the ring and I recognized somebody that was sitting in the back. My friend saw him the same time I did and he asked, "Is that....?" "Paul London?" I finished. He was like, "yeah." I told my friend it was and asked him if he wanted to meet him. I had previously met London a few times so really had no problem walking up and saying "hey" to him. So my friend and I walked over and we started talking with Paul and sure enough he remembered me. This was just after he signed with WWE so we were asking a lot of questions about what it was like now that he was at the "big show". He was very nice and friendly. There was a couple of local wrestlers that were there talking to him as well and half way through the conversation one of them said, "Hey btw this is Michael Shane," and pointed to a guy who was sitting next to where London had been sitting. Everybody looked over at him and sure enough he was sitting all by himself, not saying a word, and looking all sulky that nobody was paying attention to him. I felt bad for him. He looked over at me and I asked, "....... So, when are you going to get to do the London Calling, Paul," turning back to face London. Last edited by Crashnburn; 09-07-2005 at 04:37 PM.