New York

[LaRue Medlin]

This is just plain KOOL....



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[EddieS'04]

Very funny......:bwahaha:





As jim Morrison of the Doors said, people are strange.

Not to sound like a prude, but. I dont read people mag. I dont watch shows about celeb's.

When I get asked who is my favorite artist, actor, singer, etc.

My answer is, any that do where job well. I dont have any. Never put man on a pedestal.

Im very veristal with music, movies, etc. I have certain things I may like more. I wouldnt call them favorites, though. I wouldnt make a very good groupie of anything.



So Im' strange...:bwahaha:

 

[Richard L]

I'm with Eddie...Who gives a rats ass about real celebrities much less phony celebrities....And is there really much difference. People as so gullible and stupid. Celebrities are just as stupid when they start drawing attention to themselves by walking around with an entourage. If they walked around alone, hardly any one would even recognize them...but I guess that really wounds their vanity...

:bwahaha:





...Rich

 

[Kevin Lang]

Most all of those girls he was posing with look too young. Good thing he's a celebrity, or that policeman he posed with and thanked might not have been so friendly had he seen his photo ops with scores of apparently underaged, vacuous girls.



Hilarious bit of social commentary though, right up there with the famous video of the guy who demonstrated that he could have easily cast Eric Holder's vote and was even handed his ballot.



The premise of this reminds me of the old Captain Morgan commercial where a few guys print up posters featuring themselves in a fake band called "The Guys" and plaster them along the queue for a club so that the girls who wait in the queue will fawn over them when they join "The Guys" inside the club.