Probably doesn't help that there are cardboard cutouts of him everywhere. Now I always imagined meeting him would be somewhere along the lines of this:
Funny thing was, we were making such a huge fuss over the cardboard cutouts that the owner came out and gave us posters. For free :P
Not that we were attempting to steal the cutouts or anything... *shifty eyes*
More fantasising followed :P
"Food? For me?"
Ahh, my dad was less than impressed, his comment: "Like asking for money only"
Shopgirl probably thought so too, since she was laughing at us from inside the shop.
Now, I think someone somewhere must have sympathised with my pathetic attempts to meet Mr Wu Chun that they intervened.
Just so happened that we passed by a town where Fahrenheit was going to be performing/autographing ^_^
Getting all hyped up and excited :P
AND THEN after TWO hours of WAITING:
More fantasising followed :P
Ahh, my dad was less than impressed, his comment: "Like asking for money only"
Shopgirl probably thought so too, since she was laughing at us from inside the shop.
Now, I think someone somewhere must have sympathised with my pathetic attempts to meet Mr Wu Chun that they intervened.
Just so happened that we passed by a town where Fahrenheit was going to be performing/autographing ^_^
AND THEN after TWO hours of WAITING:
Oh and did I mention that we took the opportunity to network whilst waiting? hehe, we made friends with the Producer (ie person in charge) ;)
Normally, it costs TW$100 per person to shake their hands (no posters due to technical errors) My sis and I got a 2 for 1 deal :P I think in NZ$ that was less than $4!
I can't catch the bus here on $4, let alone meet actors/singers/bands!
The irony of it all.
AND there was more:
Admidst all the screaming girls, I felt bad that I didn't have the necessary/compulsory fan made poster board of his head to hold up when he said all of that :S
I knew I should have stolen the cardboard cutout when I had the chance!
BEST QUOTE from Wu Chun:
Now this would have been ok except it was 3pm
Snide comment from my hungry dad: "When you have nothing better to say, it's better to say nothing at all"
HAND SHAKING TIME:
He did ask my sister to "jia you" (add oil)
Tried as we might, none of us could decipher what he meant by that comment...
THEN we passed a 7-Eleven
Meaning no. 1: Eat because 7-Eleven is OPEN 24/7
Meaning no. 2: add the oil as seasoning
Ah-ha!
Sneaky endorsement/advertising! And my dad thought he had nothing better to say!