Famous people seen (or even met) whilst flying or lounging

[Warks]

Did you know of her already? Or was it the sash and tiara that gave it away?

She was very pretty. Plus we googled while waiting to check (based on the assumption).

 

[drron]

Brickman in the SYD J lounge now. He has already been bothered by a few wanting photos so I will leave him alone.

 

[MARTINE]

Brickman in the SYD J lounge now. He has already been bothered by a few wanting photos so I will leave him alone.

Did he have a Lego boarding pass?

 

[dairyfloss]

Did he have a Lego boarding pass?

 

[JessicaTam]

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You might have to ask @ReLoad.

But I don't think BrickMan would sit in row 27!

 

[drron]

Did he have a Lego boarding pass?

Actually I got the right show just the wrong one of the 2. I was Hamish Blake but he certainly had a regular QF BP.

 

[Ade]

Khanh Ong Australian Chef and MasterChef participant at CBR today.

 

[Sprucegoose]

Khanh Ong Australian Chef and MasterChef participant at CBR today.

Did you get a recipe from him/her?

 

[SYD]

Did you get a recipe from him/her?

Pressure test tips!

 

[fly2earth]

I saw a footy team at a certain Pullman during breakfast today. Unfortunately they lost

 

[Franky]

I saw a footy team at a certain Pullman during breakfast today. Unfortunately they lost

Since when have footy teams been famous???

 

[SYD]

Since when have footy teams been famous???

and not even on a plane nor in a lounge (as per the thread topic).

 

[DC3]

Since when have footy teams been famous???

But aren’t they Stars?

 

[fly2earth]

Since when have footy teams been famous???

When you see them on TV and the first thing you think of is the "Shut up and take my money" ad

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Since when have footy teams been famous???

When Bluey brainwashes kids with mansport agenda makes one whole episode about it

 

[Beano]

I saw the New Zealand women's soccer at WLG DOM during the world cup. Also the Wellington Phoenix in the WLG Qantas WLG INT lounge and on a flight from SYD to WLG the Wellington Hurricanes , but that was some time ago. I suppose they don't qualify for this forum as I suspect it only applies to individuals.

 

[fly2earth]

and not even on a plane nor in a lounge (as per the thread topic).

I once sat next to a footy player in Newcastle taking and the flight crew knew him and addressed him in person. Also checked in to the Sydney property last year and met the US team for soccer last year for the world women soccer game. Unfortunately they lost. @Beano

 

[CMA222]

Since when have footy teams been famous???

But aren’t they Stars?

Neither stars nor famous - merely (sometimes overpaid) pawns in the big business called sport.

 

[fly2earth]

Neither stars nor famous - merely (sometimes overpaid) pawns in the big business called sport.

They stars when you don't side with a team but you feel compelled to because everyone at work asks you who you root for. And the opening topic each Monday is about "the game last weekend"

 

[p--and--t]

They stars when you don't side with a team but you feel compelled to because everyone at work asks you who you root for. And the opening topic each Monday is about "the game last weekend"

One of the things I most disliked about living in Melbourne.

 

[fly2earth]

One of the things I most disliked about living in Melbourne.

Yes I'd rather be watching racehorses (not). Makes a great public holiday though