Elucidation of Popular Culture
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A recent science newsletter I subscribe to by email promises to tell me if Shakespeare had syphilis or not. I don't know about you, but I am just dying to know! I no longer care about events personally relevant to me, celebrity watching is the best hobby in the universe. It is a well known fact that famous people fear & shun privacy. It's an equally well known fact, that a sad side effect of earning too much money is Rabid Eccentricity, RE, which presently affects a growing portion of the population of the state of California. This degenerative ailment is the most ignored in all of medicine, due to the extreme shyness it also paradoxically causes. As bizarre as Michael Jackson is, for instance, ironically he is one of the more 'normal' ones in Hollyweird. It's only because of his fondness for kids that we even learned about his strange lifestyle. You don't ever hear about the bizarre lives of the rich & famous garden variety celebrities, because that never get arrested. They are into stuff far weirder than MJ, but their ability to keep police investigations and lawsuits quashed means they can be major freaks in secret. For instance, some of them I won't name like to lick their kitchen floors clean while dressed like robots after they entertain guests, in months that have an 'r' in them. Others who wish to remain anonymous have 'stalker rooms' devoted to themselves, filled with pictures of themselves in various poses with the eyeballs all painstakingly cut out, mounted on lighted mirrors. One time the Bev Hills cops raided the wrong house, found one such "stalker room", and after the temporarily blinding glare wore off from 20,000 (celebrity name)'s faces leveling a freakishly refulgent gaze at the cops, damaging their corneas, they promptly arrested the maid, who spoke very little English, and deported her. After many private photo ops with the reclusive star, many generous trips for the arresting officers & the department heads on the star's private jets & yachts, to some of the many countries the star owned, and after many autographed items exchanging hands, including paper of the folding green kind, the officers conveniently 'lost' the paperwork blaming the star for being a pathological nut case, setting up his own stalker shrine. The official statement released by the BHPD enabled the star's heart rate to slow down to a much less dangerous level. It simply stated that the cops raided the wrong house, and found that a stalker had taken up residence in the star's manse, assumed the identity of the maid, unbeknownst to any of the people who occupied the house. Whew! Such a close one!! With a stroke
of the pen, bumbling cops transformed themselves into heroes & protected
the normal (wink) star! (And that's the REAL reason stars wear shades.
It's not so they look cool, they already are cool. It's because their eyes
hurt from admiring their shrines to themselves.)
Could you live with preventing stars from
fulfilling their contractual obligation to be very public? Knowing that
the mortgage on their $500 million dollar second island goes into default
because lawyers and court costs gobbled up their wealth that they spent
most of their long lives working so hard to amass? I just can't bear to
think about that, it makes me cry without fail. And this isn't even about
money! Since it was originally a court case that brought Mike J's weirdness
floating to the surface like the scum on a pond, stars DON'T want to be
sued!! They fear that more than they fear being ignored by the public!
So buy, peruse, watch & support tabloid tales, entertainment TV shows
& internet forum fictions!!! In doing so, you'll be protecting the
REAL privacy of the stars. Believe me, they want you to know most things
about them. They'd go door to door introducing themselves if only they
had the time, they love public adulation so much. So go ahead & wallow
in their private lives, the mundane aspects of it, that is: the contents
of their garbage cans, their tawdry affairs, their family situations, whatever
you can find. Just leave their truly freaky secrets alone! Or it will be
all your fault when everyone learns of the major pop star that goes into
gas station restrooms in their bare feet.
While the girls are bonding over their
hair electrocution session, the guys can make a quick trip to the children's
department at the library, to pick up some homework assignments for Jessie,
and a "Dummy's Guide to High Profile Marriage Dissolutions and Lawyer Selection"
for you know who, before a tender moment where Brad bursts into tears and
reveals his deep, dark secret lust to see a thick layer of oiled croutons
spread all over the grass in their back yard, and how his mean, witch wife
would never let him indulge that fantasy. Meanwhile, Jen & Jes are
chatting away, and suddenly right on cue they start weeping too, over their
lost innocence, the interest rates in the currency exchange rates in the
foreign island nation they control, their cook not finding suitable prawns
for dinner, or whatever it is that brings rich famous people to tears besides
the public forgetting about them. Then they all could burst out laughing,
as only the mentally ill or really good actors can do (Brad, Jen, Mr. &
Mrs. Jessie will just have to try their best for this part.) and they all
shout "APRIL FOOL!" This show can run any day of any month, given the presence
of Jessie on it.
Words of week. Ebullient: 1) Zestfully enthusiastic. 2) joyously unrestrained Calumniation: To make maliciously or knowingly false statements about. Quidnunc: A nosy person; a busybody Prurient: Inordinately interested in matters of sex; lascivious; Scott Slapp /font>
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