QueenZone discussion #768162

rosedewitt wrote: me... but i was too young and hardly remember anything :(

it was electric7 wrote: I met him when I was in 4th grade accually! The story is crazy though and seems very unreal and I dont want people calling me a liar :D

sir vinou wrote: I met Freddie for the first time in Paris after a show in 77 during the aftershow party . Then met him several times from 80 to 91, in London Munich, Paris and Montreux. I am still in contact with Brian

Munchsack <h6>The Paranoid QueenZoner wrote: No, but I once met Nelson Mandela.

rosedewitt wrote: me... but i was too young and hardly remember anything :(

it was electric7 wrote: I met him when I was in 4th grade accually! The story is crazy though and seems very unreal and I dont want people calling me a liar :D

it was electric7 wrote: Heres my story...it happend 2 years before I even knew there was a band Queen. I was in my room about to turn on my tv [it was off,OBVIOUSLY] and then I see a little man just walking sort of fast in the center left hand corner of the TV screen. I was kind of...freaked out becuase how in the world could I see a person walking IN my television when its off? It just kept on walking, it was very small, like a little action figure. It was walking in the same place...legs moving but not going anywhere. Anyone know the Invisible Man video? Well now I've noticed that the little man I saw in my television was in the EXACT same spot as Freddie in the Invisible Man video, even walking the same way. I just find that freaky. AND NO I AM NOT PHYCO !

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: I know there is at least one person here at QZ who has met Freddie, and I mean REALLY met Freddie...

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

me too!!! :'( I dont like this generation... and im apart of it!!!

Mr Faron Hyte wrote:

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: I know there is at least one person here at QZ who has met Freddie, and I mean REALLY met Freddie...

That's the person I want to hear from.

Mr Faron Hyte wrote: The real question is did anyone here ever had sex with Freddie? lol

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

me too!!! :'( I dont like this generation... and im apart of it!!!

me too! gosh man this is a stupid generation full of chavs and gangsters and people like 50 cent they are all sick people in the minds all they chat about in there lyrics is sex girls cars and money OHHH and booze!!!!!!! how sick is that? yeah i know it really is

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

me too!!! :'( I dont like this generation... and im apart of it!!!

me too! gosh man this is a stupid generation full of chavs and gangsters and people like 50 cent they are all sick people in the minds all they chat about in there lyrics is sex girls cars and money OHHH and booze!!!!!!! how sick is that? yeah i know it really is

Ok at the risk of sounding like a complete moron, what is a chav??? But yes i agree with you, in fact i was riding with my friend to work last week and she was driving and she listens to current music... and the song im not even lying to you went something like "I dont mind that cya lookin' at my *bleeped out*" thats the chorus... and no they arent talking about her breasts or bum... how gross!!!! i was cringing the whole ride....

The Millionaire Waltz wrote:

Mr Faron Hyte wrote:

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: I know there is at least one person here at QZ who has met Freddie, and I mean REALLY met Freddie...

That's the person I want to hear from.

Too bad she's not been posting lately.

inmsthebest wrote:

The Millionaire Waltz wrote:

Mr Faron Hyte wrote:

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: I know there is at least one person here at QZ who has met Freddie, and I mean REALLY met Freddie...

That's the person I want to hear from.

Too bad she's not been posting lately.

Let's hope she answers this topic anyway.... I would love to hear her story

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: Luckily for me, I've already heard her story... ;)

bas asselbergs wrote: i did only one time...and it was short too....i've seen him live with the band 97 times, and solo in Barcelona, and on Ibiza, the time musical in the dominion, and when he did the Thomas Gottschalk show in Germany with the great pretender....but the approximately 35-45 seconds i really looked person to person in his beautiful deep brown eyes really beat all of the other memories...it was backstage after the 3rd show in Holland in '86, in Leiden..Groenoordhallen, on June 19th. But it will NEVER leave my memory....i felt so privileged at the time. He really wasn't that big, i am a foot taller ! He knew my face from all the shows through the years...and was surprised to see i was so big....but he seemed not impressed or intimidated by my size...for the rest of the tour from that day on, he didn't throw me soaking wet with champagnecoolers full of ice-cubes and cold water or beers as he usually did before...it was different since then....and these days i still miss him....every day....it is such a sad thing never to be able to ever see him alive again, and see the naughty sparkle in those eyes and that ...thát smile in the corners of his mouth everytime he spotted me somewhere in the frontrows....

The Millionaire Waltz wrote: I feel it would be disrespectful to her to tell you all on this public thread. You should go ask her yourselves.

mayniac316 wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

me too!!! :'( I dont like this generation... and im apart of it!!!

me too! gosh man this is a stupid generation full of chavs and gangsters and people like 50 cent they are all sick people in the minds all they chat about in there lyrics is sex girls cars and money OHHH and booze!!!!!!! how sick is that? yeah i know it really is

Ok at the risk of sounding like a complete moron, what is a chav??? But yes i agree with you, in fact i was riding with my friend to work last week and she was driving and she listens to current music... and the song im not even lying to you went something like "I dont mind that cya lookin' at my *bleeped out*" thats the chorus... and no they arent talking about her breasts or bum... how gross!!!! i was cringing the whole ride....

I hate my generation too :( And all the current music sounds the same and is tacky and unoriginal or is disgusting or just plain detrimental. Well, I shouldn't say all of it. There are some diamonds in the rough. Even though "our music" the good classic stuff was considered appalling to parents of that generation, it wasn't half as bad as some of the rap/hip hop lyrics of today. It makes me so frustrated and angry. I so wish I was born in England in 1947 so i could get with Brian ;) and grow up with the music that that whole generation did. I think I would be a lot happier than I am now. Sorry... that was quite a rant. Haha my first "soapbox"!!

KensingtonLove(Dharankanawala) wrote:

mayniac316 wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote:

DreaminQueen wrote:

<font color="#CC66FF">xloveofmylifex wrote: No, i havent but i wished i did i wished i was born in the 60s :)

me too!!! :'( I dont like this generation... and im apart of it!!!

so do i... me too! gosh man this is a stupid generation full of chavs and gangsters and people like 50 cent they are all sick people in the minds all they chat about in there lyrics is sex girls cars and money OHHH and booze!!!!!!! how sick is that? yeah i know it really is

Ok at the risk of sounding like a complete moron, what is a chav??? But yes i agree with you, in fact i was riding with my friend to work last week and she was driving and she listens to current music... and the song im not even lying to you went something like "I dont mind that cya lookin' at my *bleeped out*" thats the chorus... and no they arent talking about her breasts or bum... how gross!!!! i was cringing the whole ride....

I hate my generation too :( And all the current music sounds the same and is tacky and unoriginal or is disgusting or just plain detrimental. Well, I shouldn't say all of it. There are some diamonds in the rough. Even though "our music" the good classic stuff was considered appalling to parents of that generation, it wasn't half as bad as some of the rap/hip hop lyrics of today. It makes me so frustrated and angry. I so wish I was born in England in 1947 so i could get with Brian ;) and grow up with the music that that whole generation did. I think I would be a lot happier than I am now. Sorry... that was quite a rant. Haha my first "soapbox"!!

I completely agree with you,darling;)

mercuryphoenix5946 wrote: Well, to be honest, I haven't met him during his lifetime on earth. But, if meeting him AFTER his earthly death counts, well, then, the answer is YES INDEED! I know this will sound outlandish to many of you Queen fans out there, but to be honest, I know what has happened, and I am the only one who has to be the judge of me. However, I would love to share my story with anyone who loves Freddie, because his intent is to let every one of you know that he is not all dead and gone. He's still around us every day. Life goes on after we seemingly die. Death is not an end; it is a new and exciting beginning, and one that should not be feared. You see, Freddie (in spirit) came to me whilst I was very sick with pneumonia back in 2003. I had heard of Queen and had even heard some of their music, but I wasn't what you would call a Queen fan at all. I didn't even know any of the names of the members of Queen -- not even Freddie! After his initial visit to let me know that I would pull through my illness, I found myself almost constantly surrounded by his loving presence. Since then, he has been a major inspiration with music. I've always been musically inclined, but somehow I could never compose a song. Well, he's helped me with that, and now writing songs is so easy for me, it's unbelievable. Most of my songs come to me FULLY FORMED. All I have to do is write them all down and then try to play them on my piano, or learn to memorize the music I hear in my mind. I have a website dedicated to Freddie and his fans, at link, and my story of Freddie's spirit and myself can be found on the page called, "Famous Haunting: My Love Affair with the Spirit of Freddie Mercury." Believe me when I say that, if anyone has ever encountered the spirit of Freddie in one form or another, they will be so touched by his loving presence in their lives that they will never be the same again. Indeed, it is a love affair, if not "love" in the sense of romantic love, then in the sense of kindred spirits and all that jazz, you know ... that kind of love. To those of you who are cynical to this subject, to you I say this: Hey -- it's a kind of magic... Much love, Phoenix

Brian.Lover wrote: chav means counsil house and violent if you wanted to know

<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote:

mercuryphoenix5946 wrote: Well, to be honest, I haven't met him during his lifetime on earth. But, if meeting him AFTER his earthly death counts, well, then, the answer is YES INDEED! I know this will sound outlandish to many of you Queen fans out there, but to be honest, I know what has happened, and I am the only one who has to be the judge of me. However, I would love to share my story with anyone who loves Freddie, because his intent is to let every one of you know that he is not all dead and gone. He's still around us every day. Life goes on after we seemingly die. Death is not an end; it is a new and exciting beginning, and one that should not be feared. You see, Freddie (in spirit) came to me whilst I was very sick with pneumonia back in 2003. I had heard of Queen and had even heard some of their music, but I wasn't what you would call a Queen fan at all. I didn't even know any of the names of the members of Queen -- not even Freddie! After his initial visit to let me know that I would pull through my illness, I found myself almost constantly surrounded by his loving presence. Since then, he has been a major inspiration with music. I've always been musically inclined, but somehow I could never compose a song. Well, he's helped me with that, and now writing songs is so easy for me, it's unbelievable. Most of my songs come to me FULLY FORMED. All I have to do is write them all down and then try to play them on my piano, or learn to memorize the music I hear in my mind. I have a website dedicated to Freddie and his fans, at link, and my story of Freddie's spirit and myself can be found on the page called, "Famous Haunting: My Love Affair with the Spirit of Freddie Mercury." Believe me when I say that, if anyone has ever encountered the spirit of Freddie in one form or another, they will be so touched by his loving presence in their lives that they will never be the same again. Indeed, it is a love affair, if not "love" in the sense of romantic love, then in the sense of kindred spirits and all that jazz, you know ... that kind of love. To those of you who are cynical to this subject, to you I say this: Hey -- it's a kind of magic... Much love, Phoenix

WOW.... I'm not cynical at all to all this, infact I believe and love it. I have had people who have met Freddie in dreams and in their thoughts and I'm totally amazed and interested about it all. Freddie is still very much around us and he is a caring spirt. He's a true angel. :-)

maja wrote:

<font color="#FF00CC">its_a_hard_life wrote:

mercuryphoenix5946 wrote: Well, to be honest, I haven't met him during his lifetime on earth. But, if meeting him AFTER his earthly death counts, well, then, the answer is YES INDEED! I know this will sound outlandish to many of you Queen fans out there, but to be honest, I know what has happened, and I am the only one who has to be the judge of me. However, I would love to share my story with anyone who loves Freddie, because his intent is to let every one of you know that he is not all dead and gone. He's still around us every day. Life goes on after we seemingly die. Death is not an end; it is a new and exciting beginning, and one that should not be feared. You see, Freddie (in spirit) came to me whilst I was very sick with pneumonia back in 2003. I had heard of Queen and had even heard some of their music, but I wasn't what you would call a Queen fan at all. I didn't even know any of the names of the members of Queen -- not even Freddie! After his initial visit to let me know that I would pull through my illness, I found myself almost constantly surrounded by his loving presence. Since then, he has been a major inspiration with music. I've always been musically inclined, but somehow I could never compose a song. Well, he's helped me with that, and now writing songs is so easy for me, it's unbelievable. Most of my songs come to me FULLY FORMED. All I have to do is write them all down and then try to play them on my piano, or learn to memorize the music I hear in my mind. I have a website dedicated to Freddie and his fans, at link, and my story of Freddie's spirit and myself can be found on the page called, "Famous Haunting: My Love Affair with the Spirit of Freddie Mercury." Believe me when I say that, if anyone has ever encountered the spirit of Freddie in one form or another, they will be so touched by his loving presence in their lives that they will never be the same again. Indeed, it is a love affair, if not "love" in the sense of romantic love, then in the sense of kindred spirits and all that jazz, you know ... that kind of love. To those of you who are cynical to this subject, to you I say this: Hey -- it's a kind of magic... Much love, Phoenix

WOW.... I'm not cynical at all to all this, infact I believe and love it. I have had people who have met Freddie in dreams and in their thoughts and I'm totally amazed and interested about it all. Freddie is still very much around us and he is a caring spirt. He's a true angel. :-)

I do believe this story too. It's very comforting to think he's still here with us.

<font color=FFFFOO>FreMe<h6>Get Down!!!! wrote: I wish I had a timemaschine, and could go back to 1961... Then I would be 14, and Freddie would be 15, and we would be teenagers filled with curiousity and hormones ;).... Rrrr!

im a fool wrote: i totally wish i had a time machine! then i could live with the band, like in all my stories! or when i die, i could be rencarnated into the sixties! ha if that were true, i want to die now!

<font color=palered>EmpressOfTheUniverse wrote:

sir vinou wrote: I met Freddie for the first time in Paris after a show in 77 during the aftershow party . Then met him several times from 80 to 91, in London Munich, Paris and Montreux. I am still in contact with Brian

You are so lucky.....