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Reply #30 posted 09/23/05 9:33am

thescandalousl
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thescandalouslife said:

i don't know if this really counts as the craziest thing i've ever done, but it is one of my weirdest experiences:

i was traveling alone in europe and went to the pere lachaise cemetery in paris to see jim morrison's grave.

there was a wild-looking french man named rafael there, too, and he started telling me, in broken english, the history of the grave, and all these random facts about jim morrison. i'm not even really a fan - i went to take a picture for a friend. rafael was wearing three doors shirts, one on top of the other, and had wild curly hair...crazy dude, but nice.

anyway so he told me he had a "jim morrison museum" and asked if i'd like to see it. at this point i'd been traveling for a month, had had my heart broken, and was exhausted. i was basically crazy and up for anything. so i said sure, and i followed this whacko out of the cemetery and up a rickety staircase of an apartment building nearby - i thought he might kill me there or something.

he brings me into this apartment that is this absolute shrine to jim morrison. pictures of jim EVERYWHERE, one is even covering the television set with "R.I.P. Jim" written on it. christmas lights were strung all over. then rafael puts in a cassette tape - you'd think it'd be the doors - but it was this crazy french dance music. so i'm eyeing the door the whole time, trying to get outta there, and he's telling me the dates/venues of all the concert photographs...then i tell him i gotta go and he tells me to ask him why he would choose that apartment to be his jim morrison museum. so i asked him, and he said, "because jim died here."

then he launched into this maniacal rant, jumping on the bed, punching the pillows, shouting, "pamela here! jim here!" pointing to the bathtub, shouting "jim die here!"

it was awesome. nod

when i left he asked for some money and i gave him some euros; he immediately ran across the street to the florist, shouting over his shoulder, "flowers for jim!"


omfg I saw Jim's grave a few weeks ago pray


Was Rafael there? biggrin

Guy in his 30s, crazy curly hair, wearing a Doors shirt probably (or 3), trying to keep people from climbing over the partition, trying to maintain the sanctity of the grave, spouting random facts about Jim/his marker?
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Reply #31 posted 09/23/05 10:31am

jizzinparis

thescandalouslife said:

jizzinparis said:




French people hmmm


lol

I tried finding the guy on google...I've always wondered if anyone else has run into him and been taken to the "museum," or if he just pounced on me.


Hum, funny thing. When Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic was in Paris, we've found some times to see each other. I was on a strange round trip from L.A to Budapest via Paris. On the way back to L.A i had also a short stop in Paris. I was exhausted and it was really difficult for me to find Jim's grave in the cemetary for Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic. Even with the map i bought. Silly me...

Anyway, after Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic have seen the grave, we took a drink in a café, just close the Père Lachaise. And just in front of us, on the sidewalk, there was a guy with long hair - hippy style for sure - and he has a lot of strange stuff about Jim all over his car. Posters, tee shirts, hands supposed writing letters. Maybe it's the fellow you're talking about ? He looks a little bit like a maniac for sure biggrin
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Reply #32 posted 09/23/05 10:51am

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thescandalouslife said:

Nomad said:



omfg I saw Jim's grave a few weeks ago pray


Was Rafael there? biggrin

Guy in his 30s, crazy curly hair, wearing a Doors shirt probably (or 3), trying to keep people from climbing over the partition, trying to maintain the sanctity of the grave, spouting random facts about Jim/his marker?

lol


Was his apartment actually the real apartment where Jim died? eek If he was pointing to the bathtub, that's really creepy.

I've probably seen Raphael there though because I've been to Jim's grave about 5 times. lol
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Reply #33 posted 09/23/05 10:54am

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Was his apartment actually the real apartment where Jim died? eek If he was pointing to the bathtub, that's really creepy.

I've probably seen Raphael there though because I've been to Jim's grave about 5 times. lol



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Reply #34 posted 09/23/05 4:42pm

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jizzinparis said:

thescandalouslife said:



lol

I tried finding the guy on google...I've always wondered if anyone else has run into him and been taken to the "museum," or if he just pounced on me.


Hum, funny thing. When Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic was in Paris, we've found some times to see each other. I was on a strange round trip from L.A to Budapest via Paris. On the way back to L.A i had also a short stop in Paris. I was exhausted and it was really difficult for me to find Jim's grave in the cemetary for Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic. Even with the map i bought. Silly me...

Anyway, after Natisse/Nomad/Nomadic have seen the grave, we took a drink in a café, just close the Père Lachaise. And just in front of us, on the sidewalk, there was a guy with long hair - hippy style for sure - and he has a lot of strange stuff about Jim all over his car. Posters, tee shirts, hands supposed writing letters. Maybe it's the fellow you're talking about ? He looks a little bit like a maniac for sure biggrin


Hmmm...perhaps! That would be really cool if it were him! Would a picture jog your memory? I took one of him before I left. biggrin
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Reply #35 posted 09/23/05 4:42pm

jerseykrs

February 5th, 2000



"I do."




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Reply #36 posted 09/23/05 4:44pm

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One time I ate my own poop.
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Reply #37 posted 09/23/05 4:44pm

thescandalousl
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minneapolisgenius said:

thescandalouslife said:



Was Rafael there? biggrin

Guy in his 30s, crazy curly hair, wearing a Doors shirt probably (or 3), trying to keep people from climbing over the partition, trying to maintain the sanctity of the grave, spouting random facts about Jim/his marker?

lol


Was his apartment actually the real apartment where Jim died? eek If he was pointing to the bathtub, that's really creepy.

I've probably seen Raphael there though because I've been to Jim's grave about 5 times. lol


You know, I really don't know. If it had actually been the place where Jim died, I'm thinking the building has since been remodeled because the apartment was quite small. Yes, he did point to the bathtub. I definitely have my doubts about the whole thing. When I got back I tried googling to find out where exactly their apartment was in Paris, but I couldn't find anything concrete. Regardless, his claim sent shivers down my spine because Rafael seemed so completely convinced AND jubilant that the apartment was his.
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Reply #38 posted 09/23/05 4:44pm

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jerseykrs said:

February 5th, 2000



"I do."




disbelief barf

How'd I know that was going to be your answer biggrin
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Reply #39 posted 09/23/05 4:45pm

jerseykrs

PurpleThunder said:

jerseykrs said:

February 5th, 2000



"I do."




disbelief barf

How'd I know that was going to be your answer biggrin



Well, it was quite crazy and daring, no?!?!?
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Reply #40 posted 09/23/05 4:54pm

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jerseykrs said:

PurpleThunder said:


How'd I know that was going to be your answer biggrin



Well, it was quite crazy and daring, no?!?!?

Yeah...nd its one of those things that keeps on giving too huh?! Well the crazy part anyways neutral
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Reply #41 posted 09/23/05 11:18pm

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thescandalouslife said:

Nomad said:



omfg I saw Jim's grave a few weeks ago pray


Was Rafael there? biggrin

Guy in his 30s, crazy curly hair, wearing a Doors shirt probably (or 3), trying to keep people from climbing over the partition, trying to maintain the sanctity of the grave, spouting random facts about Jim/his marker?


I've heard there's now a security guard stationed there around the clock, because the families of people buried nearby were tired of the vandalism to the graves.

I remember visiting his grave back in high school... to find it, we just followed graffiti that said "Jim" and had arrows indicating the way to go. When we got to Jim, the cemetary staff was power-washing the graffiti off the surrounding graves.
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Reply #42 posted 09/23/05 11:42pm

jizzinparis

thescandalouslife said:


Hmmm...perhaps! That would be really cool if it were him! Would a picture jog your memory? I took one of him before I left. biggrin


Yes, of course. Do it wink
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Reply #43 posted 09/23/05 11:47pm

jizzinparis

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I've heard there's now a security guard stationed there around the clock, because the families of people buried nearby were tired of the vandalism to the graves.

I remember visiting his grave back in high school... to find it, we just followed graffiti that said "Jim" and had arrows indicating the way to go. When we got to Jim, the cemetary staff was power-washing the graffiti off the surrounding graves.


True. And they put barriers all around the grave. And as far as i remember, no more graffiti today.
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Reply #44 posted 09/25/05 9:25am

thescandalousl
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jizzinparis said:

thescandalouslife said:


Hmmm...perhaps! That would be really cool if it were him! Would a picture jog your memory? I took one of him before I left. biggrin


Yes, of course. Do it wink


Sorry about the quality. It was taken on my film camera, so this is a scanned pic. It took me a while to dig it up, too! But while I was searching, it brought back a lot of memories. sigh

Anyway, here's Rafael in all his glory:


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Reply #45 posted 09/25/05 9:36am

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walking down Santa Monica Ave before Pride this year just wearing my chaps and a jockstrap. My friend lives in the Russian Jewish Section of West Hollywood about a half a mile before the start of the parade, and i was staying there. everyone else had left and i had to make it to the staging area. so i walked and had to pass all these families doing their usual sunday thing.



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Reply #46 posted 09/25/05 10:38am

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I went to california by myself, rented a car, drove every where and stayed in a hotel by myself, met some incredible orgers....it was the best 4 days of my life woot!
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Reply #47 posted 09/25/05 10:42am

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I dont know why i even thought i had to tell that story edit.
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Reply #48 posted 09/25/05 12:49pm

jizzinparis

thescandalouslife said:

jizzinparis said:



Yes, of course. Do it wink


Sorry about the quality. It was taken on my film camera, so this is a scanned pic. It took me a while to dig it up, too! But while I was searching, it brought back a lot of memories. sigh

Anyway, here's Rafael in all his glory:


[Edited 9/25/05 9:25am]


hug <----- for the memories

Well, it's not the same dude. The one i've seen was younger. But this Raphael dude looks like a real crazy fanatic.

And thx for the search wink
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Reply #49 posted 09/25/05 12:54pm

thescandalousl
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jizzinparis said:

thescandalouslife said:



Sorry about the quality. It was taken on my film camera, so this is a scanned pic. It took me a while to dig it up, too! But while I was searching, it brought back a lot of memories. sigh

Anyway, here's Rafael in all his glory:


[Edited 9/25/05 9:25am]


hug <----- for the memories

Well, it's not the same dude. The one i've seen was younger. But this Raphael dude looks like a real crazy fanatic.

And thx for the search wink


Aww that's too bad. But it goes to show there are many Jim Morrison fanatics!!

And no problem, it's been fun! biggrin
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Reply #50 posted 09/25/05 2:18pm

shaomi

thescandalouslife said:

i don't know if this really counts as the craziest thing i've ever done, but it is one of my weirdest experiences:

i was traveling alone in europe and went to the pere lachaise cemetery in paris to see jim morrison's grave.

there was a wild-looking french man named rafael there, too, and he started telling me, in broken english, the history of the grave, and all these random facts about jim morrison. i'm not even really a fan - i went to take a picture for a friend. rafael was wearing three doors shirts, one on top of the other, and had wild curly hair...crazy dude, but nice.

anyway so he told me he had a "jim morrison museum" and asked if i'd like to see it. at this point i'd been traveling for a month, had had my heart broken, and was exhausted. i was basically crazy and up for anything. so i said sure, and i followed this whacko out of the cemetery and up a rickety staircase of an apartment building nearby - i thought he might kill me there or something.

he brings me into this apartment that is this absolute shrine to jim morrison. pictures of jim EVERYWHERE, one is even covering the television set with "R.I.P. Jim" written on it. christmas lights were strung all over. then rafael puts in a cassette tape - you'd think it'd be the doors - but it was this crazy french dance music. so i'm eyeing the door the whole time, trying to get outta there, and he's telling me the dates/venues of all the concert photographs...then i tell him i gotta go and he tells me to ask him why he would choose that apartment to be his jim morrison museum. so i asked him, and he said, "because jim died here."

then he launched into this maniacal rant, jumping on the bed, punching the pillows, shouting, "pamela here! jim here!" pointing to the bathtub, shouting "jim die here!"

it was awesome. nod

when i left he asked for some money and i gave him some euros; he immediately ran across the street to the florist, shouting over his shoulder, "flowers for jim!"


oh lawd !!! eek
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Reply #51 posted 09/25/05 2:19pm

shaomi

Nelly said:

It was 5 in the morning after a long night drinking and dancing for a friend's birthday...

My friend was gay and he was wearing women clothes for his birthday

We were drunk and sang on the port... some boys came to speak to us... They were drunk too and found us funny and wished happy anniversary to my friend... They were very friendly...

But their girls arrived, jealous, and one of these girls said: "stop speaking with these queer crossdresser".

Then I made an awfull thing!

I drew on the string of my tampax and threw it into her face while saying: "does a queer crossdresser wear that bitch??"

confuse


lol thumbs up!

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Reply #52 posted 09/25/05 2:22pm

shaomi

ReturnOfDOOK said:

One time I ate my own poop.


was it good? neutral
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Reply #53 posted 09/25/05 2:25pm

shaomi

thanx 4 the stories! come on orgers, lots of people here haven't told us their story wink
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Reply #54 posted 09/25/05 5:17pm

TMPletz

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One time I ate my own poop.

That explains a lot.





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Reply #55 posted 09/25/05 5:42pm

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I went to a org gathering in Sydney. neutral
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Reply #56 posted 09/25/05 5:44pm

Ocean

althom said:

I went to a org gathering in Sydney. neutral

Yep and Nat and I were brave enough to put up with u nod
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Reply #57 posted 09/25/05 5:46pm

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Ocean said:

althom said:

I went to a org gathering in Sydney. neutral

Yep and Nat and I were brave enough to put up with u nod

wacky
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Reply #58 posted 09/25/05 5:46pm

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theAudience said:

I guess this qualifies as crazy.


Me and a few chemically-altered teenage friends went from station to station...



...via a New York subway tunnel.





And a train came through.


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biggrin Me and my chemically-altered friends jumped from car to car on the Staten Island Railroad. I broke my finger when a door slammed on it, but I didn't notice till a couple of hours later. (I was too busy crying because I broke my cigarette)
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Reply #59 posted 09/25/05 5:47pm

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I have decided to go sky diving for my birthday in Feb woot! confused
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