Notoriety and megalomania

I do not especially ever want to meet a celebrity of fame in person.

On Mar 12, 8:46*pm, Recluse of Shame <bearnoa...@netzero.com> wrote:
> I do not especially ever want to meet a celebrity of fame in person.

From a certain perhaps spiritual point of view, having an audience
might almost be wrong.

On Mar 13, 3:03*am, Recluse of Shame <bearnoa...@netzero.com> wrote:
> On Mar 12, 8:46*pm, Recluse of Shame <bearnoa...@netzero.com> wrote:
>
> > I do not especially ever want to meet a celebrity of fame in person.
>
> From a certain perhaps spiritual point of view, having an audience
> might almost be wrong.

Well, once upon a time people used to read books, and they admired
some book characters.

Those characters represented some moral values.

I saw Robin Williams in New York City filming the World According to
Garp. His eyes really did sparkle.

I once shook hands with Rick Springfield.

I saw Clint Eastwood on a street in Carmel, California.

At a Ziegfried and Roy show, I saw Frank Sinatra.Gregory Peck and Gene
Autry.

tricera tops

During the filming of "The Witches of Eastwick", Susan Sarandon
came to what was known as "the fruit store" to pick up lunch.

The crowd was asking her questions. I asked her, "Are you going to act
in a 'Hunger' part two?"

She turned as red as a beet, squeezed out a "No!" and snuck away, not
bothering to buy lunch there. I wonder why? I'm sure you know the
answer.