Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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OK, I'll play.
Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford. Hell, Redford is prettier than most actresses anyway. Come out of that cave with guns ablazing, guys!
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Clark Gable. " Frankly, Scarlett I don't give a damn."
Joan Crawford. I'd like to hear her version of the movie Mommy Dearest.
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Really would rather not because the Hollywood myth is bigger than the person and I might end up very disappointed especially since so many are ego-driven.
Beside wich I have never much been enamored with celebrity |
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I would rather spend the day with the director of Contagious Disease at Emory University and learn what he has learned about Ebola.
I am a funny bird, I know.
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Joanne Woodward and Benedict Cumberbatch
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Kate Hepburn. Robert Mitchum could be interesting.
Contemporary would have to be Whoopee Goldberg. Can't think of a male actor I particularly want to meet. I've had the good fortune to meet both Clint Eastwood and Robin Williams. Clint I actually talked to for a short while. Very nice man but on the shy side. Extremely intelligent. Ego was almost normal. Robin I only talked to for seconds at a time. I'm a huge comedy club fan and would frequently see him outside waiting for his set. He really did talk a mile a minute, especially on Coke. Another genuinely nice guy, at least back then.
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I e-mailed a lot of actors/actresses in my 224 613 Project. That's the one to force a dialog about practical materials for survivors/victims of crimes between librarians and victim/witness providers. I had started working on this in January of 1991 after figuring out that my days at the University of Minnesota Law Library were very numbered because of internal politics. I had been introduced as the WESTLAW cataloger at the American Association of Law Libraries convention in Reno, Nevada in the Summer of 1989. This also brought back in a very heavy rush my experiences with the 2-24-1976 murder investigation and aftermath of Michelle Mitchell. She had been the daughter of my then Earl Wooster High School teacher Mrs. Barbara Mitchell. The case is re-open as of December 2014. Anyway, I suppose I would like to meet some of the various actors/actresses I had sent so many e-mails to as well as George Clooney who one of my correspondents had claimed she was dating. She was a Dallas actress who just might have been on a fantasy trip in her head. I did get an e-mail from someone claiming to be George Clooney. I would like to find out if Vanessa D. was pulling my leg or she really had some dates with George Clooney @ 2003. Also I would like to meet some of the actors/actresses work which I really admire. First among them would be Reese Witherspoon and Matthew McConaughey. No, I did not e-mail these two at all in my 224 613 Project. Not sure though given my experiences with my ex-girlfriend in Minnesota and the uncaught vegetables and stuff on the grocery aisle floor, I would want to spent the whole day with them as long as I did not have to catch any tomatoes, cucumbers, heads of lettuce, etc. If you see me coming into a Villages' Publix with someone who looks vaguely familiar, TAKE COVER! Last edited by Taltarzac725; 12-05-2014 at 02:15 PM. |
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That sounds like fun too, Gracie! Are your running a fever or throwing me a lob ball?
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Sophia Loren and Ronald Reagan.
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I decline from picking anyone because.....
I'm afraid it would be a big let-down. Just because we like an actor on the big screen it doesn't mean we will enjoy spending the day with them.
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Not sure if I can do this but either The Three Stooges or The Marx Brothers.
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In the mean time, this morning I seen a Blue Heron in my pajamas. |
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You wouldn't have to worry about a big let down, because you're not actually going to get to spend the day with them.
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Gary Cooper. Actress is more difficult... hmm... how about Barbara Stanwyck.
Edit: And of course, after I posted, I thought of about a dozen more people. :-)
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Jennifer Garner and Tom Selleck, but not at the same time.
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