Haha!
I admit, I can't laugh too hard as I made a total ass of myself when I found myself face to face with the lead singer of a band I like. At least you were only giddy and not spouting drivel right in their face.
(berk, Fri 14 Jan 2011, 0:00, 1 reply, 15 years ago)

My friend did suggest I should say something to her,
but I remained (vaguely) composed and asked what I could actually say to her without making a complete tit of myself. But seriously, she passed close enough that I could have grabbed and run off with her, laughing maniacally. (This is, of course, one reason why I asked said friend to come to the gig with me, to prevent such eventualities, however unlikely.)
(LongJohnBaldry, Fri 14 Jan 2011, 0:04, Reply)

Composure is good
remaining silent but wistful a few feet away is better. I could learn from your example.
Are you coming to Tayyabs btw?
(berk, Fri 14 Jan 2011, 0:10, Reply)

Currently not. Though I've been thinking increasingly that I'll kick mysel if I don't.
Current reservations are
1. I haven't thought of a good excuse (read: white lie) to tell my friend
2. I can say with reasonable certainty that I'm going to be rather worse for wear by 6.30 that Saturday, so I'm not entirely sure that my system will welcome a massive influx of curry.

On the other hand, of course, it would be lovely to see you all again.
*chews knuckles with indecision*

At any rate, I should probably have gone to bed approximately one (very good) album ago, so remind me to resume this conversation tomorrow morning. 'night!
(LongJohnBaldry, Fri 14 Jan 2011, 0:16, Reply)

Meh, just tell him you've got a date
or a family thing that you can't get out of. And think of it as ballast!
(berk, Fri 14 Jan 2011, 0:40, Reply)