Have you ever met anyone famous?

[Stonmann]

Nah, but 2 b honest I don't care :v This is what I put in my "who I'd like 2 meet" section of Spacehey: "No-one really. I don't understand how people can get so obsessed with someone they've never met. I'd rather spend more time with someone I know and love then have an awkward, 10 second conversation with some guy with a million subs (also none of which I've meet nor care about)."

I don't get celebs. I mean if u like them das fine. But people who r like uber obsessed kinda annoys me lel.

[DougsShack]

Back in the late 2000s, I was in the Dallas Comic Con scene with a media badge. I was fortunate enough to get to meet some very interesting people. I think my favorite was Katee Sackhoff and Tricia Helfer from the Battlestar Galactica reboot. Genuinely good human beings, and funny. But, I always loved meeting the comic book artists. Just some of the most creative people, and many of them light up when you take notice of their work.

[Thorn]

I met Bill Nye in person once when I was a teenager. My mom got a ticket to a showing of Bill Nye: Science Guy, the documentary about him, when the film first came out, and he was there in person for the showing and a Q and A afterwards. He was really sweet and funny in person, with an appreciable sarcastic side. He's also taller than I had imagined in person.

I've also seen multiple Star Trek actors at convention panels I attended in person, and I've asked questions directly to Johnathan Frakes and Brent Spiner at their Q and A segments.

[bby]

i have met a few yeah, through concerts and conventions. these were all like a decade or more ago so i don't remember them too much.

• jon st. john, the voice actor of duke nukem.
• bands: motionless in white, misfits, all that remains, god forbid, slayer. i may be forgetting some lol.
• mike mignola, creator of hellboy comics
• the voice actor for sebastian from black butler, j michael tatum.

i'm also going to be meeting emery in a few months

[OkayRelax]

not technically, but sort of?
When I was in Portland Oregon I got an uber ride to the place I was staying, and the uber driver was well..
literally, Collin Robinson, like the character from what we do in the shadows, the energy vampire. not the actor, the character, he looked almost exactly the same, sounded EXACTLY the same, and talked my ear off about Toyota trucks and how he loves them and all the great things about them, throwing in little facts and random stuff vaguely related to his rant. it was hilarious, my fiancé who was riding with me was holding back laughter the whole time cause we looked at each other and we were both thinking "holy shit this guy is IRL Collin Robinson. it was probably the funniest thing ever to happen with a stranger iv experienced so far. like I can't even put into words how weird it was, for a moment I thought maybe I was gonna show up in an episode of a spin off show where Mark Proksch is a uber driver playing his boring draining annoying energy vampire character to see peoples reactions. to this day I still chuckle when I think of that night.

[Dan Q]

I keep bumping in to B-list celebrities, often by accident. It usually involves food and drink.

• At a barbecue, I accidentally stole a hot dog from Nick Park (creator of Wallace & Gromit)
• I shared a bowl of nachos with Lloyd Kaufman (director of The Toxic Avenger, among many other trashy films)
• I helped Craig Charles (Lister from Red Dwarf) find a quiet bar and bought him a beer
• I escorted Aung San Suu Kyi (leader of Myanmar, except during the times the military imprisoned her) to her lunch
• I accidentally drank a drink belonging to Vint Cerf (co-inventor of TCP/IP and a lot of other things that make the Internet "work")
• I was a warm-up act for Henning Wehn (comedian), but that one doesn't involve food, sorry

If you know who even two of those people are, you're doing pretty well! 

Ninja edit: oh yeah, the other month I randomly met Gerald Cooper (from Clarkson's Farm) doing his food shopping at the Co-Op in Witney, but now we're well-down into C-tier for notoriety!