[Groop]Fwd: Celebs

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-Larry Steller AKA The Sheik Of Entropy 

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Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2001 22:20:52 EDT
Subject: Celebs
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> --- Mark Evanier <me@evanier.com> wrote:
> > ME: ...I guess a good rule of
> > thumb is that they don't like it if it interferes
> > with them eating the
> > meal they're eating or going wherever they're
> going.
> >  But it can vary
> > from person to person.  I know celebrities who get
> > antsy if they don't
> > get recognized and will do things to call
> attention
> > to themselves.

Living in New York, I've had my fair share of 
random celebrity encounters, and the way I 
handle them is to give a quick polite greeting 
and go about my business in such a way as not 
to draw undue attention to them. Those who 
want to be recognized are gratified, those 
who don't appreciate the privacy. 

Whenever I hear of someone encountering a 
celebrity whom they say is an @#$%&*!, 
further questioning usually shows the fan 
was being invasive. 

-Larry Steller AKA The Sheik Of Entropy 

-Larry Steller AKA The Sheik Of Entropy 

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