I sure will!DonMartin said:
And yeah, to anyone reading this, we're getting married in Cuba by the way. Or wherever
You are now famous. What did you do and how do you deal with it?
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And yeah, to anyone reading this, we're getting married in Cuba by the way. Or wherever
The things you do for love. And to hide from giant reptilian military commanders in mech suits.LuckyClover95 said:I sure will!DonMartin said:
And yeah, to anyone reading this, we're getting married in Cuba by the way. Or wherever
EDIT: This sounds even weirder, and incredibly strange to everyone else, but it's good to have a wife-to-be you just sometimes come across.
I only know it's where plenty of famous people went.SckizoBoy said:Not very ambitious, I see... and it's Eton by the way.StBishop said:I am knighted for stepping in front of Prince Charles and taking a bullet to the shoulder for him which I am able to recover from due to my youth but would have been fatal had it hit the intended target. I am granted a title and become great friends with him. We discuss organic farming, motor sport, yachting and literature.
I use this new found fame to get myself a place in the most prestigious medical school in Australia and once I've graduated my partner and I move to the UK where I take over from Professor Sir Peter Rubin as the Chair of the General Medical Council.
I use the vast wealth and connection to the royal family to have my children educated at Eaton because it's fucking Eaton and retire from my post to a cottage in the south. Maybe near where my father was born.
It's all mapped out.
Anyway, what's with the foreign obsession with Eton?! Harrow is by far more stuck up, Winchester is older and Westminster has more academic prestige. If I had the money, I'd want my kids to go to St Paul's. *shrug*
OT: As a ghost writer...
I deal with it fine because no-one knows who I am, what I look like or what I've done. *hrk*
I know almost nothing about the British schooling system. I do however plan on living there at a period in my life when I'll have school aged kids so I really should remedy that.
Sucks that I misspelled it, and have been misspelling it for ages. Oh well, I learned something.
I'd make my way as an English professor debating just about any figure who's willing to take me on and hanging out with prominent leftist figures.
I doubt I see much in the way of financial profit, but I would publish more books than you can shake a stick at.
I doubt I see much in the way of financial profit, but I would publish more books than you can shake a stick at.
Famous people? Perhaps not... famous twats? Perhaps.StBishop said:
It's like Bullingdon Club-lite... *brrr* I think they still have fagging (might be wrong there).
Anyway, if my knowledge of the Australian educational system is anything to go by... I'd stay in Australia. Having said that, there are a lot of good schools in the UK, though the state system is a bit of a post-code lottery, and the private schools are getting hideously expensive these days (my fees were about £12k a year, and this was 7+ years ago).
Still, I hope you're not a zealous cricket fan! =P
I did something impulsive and it maybe wasn't a smart thing to do but people found it fun and brave.
At first I would not notice the fame. After that I would get scared by it and when the fame is gone after a few months I would think:"Well that was fun!"
As a tribute I would continue with being me and People won't even remember me before the year is over.
At first I would not notice the fame. After that I would get scared by it and when the fame is gone after a few months I would think:"Well that was fun!"
As a tribute I would continue with being me and People won't even remember me before the year is over.
I plan on leaving Australia after finishing uni and having worked a couple of years first. I hope to be not too poorly off by that time financially. Maybe private schooling will be the option. It probably would be preferable regardless.SckizoBoy said:
I find cricket dull. I don't care who "has" the ashes as they stay there anyway.
Well, you're better than me... I don't know what I'll be doing in six months time... *sigh*StBishop said:
Anyway, just as well you have no liking for cricket... I'm the opposite, so while I do wish to move to Australia (oh, the irony of our conversation), I'd plan to keep my mouth shut about it to prevent many an argument! Still, that day is far off from where I'm looking...
writing an awesome book or maybe even american idol. i always thought that being on that would be awesome, i'd sing the coolest stuff ever and everyone would love me for being so diverse with my interests xD
How famous are you?
Is that _____?!
What are you famous for?
Musician =D
How are you dealing with your newfound fame?
Only go to guitar stores and furniture stores, my hirees buy everything else.
Did you even want to become famous?
Yep =D
Personal answer:
I'm a guitarist and everyday I dream of becoming somewhat famous (even if just a one hit wonder). Would be awesome to play to crowds of 40,000+ every night doing what I enjoy. So yes please =D
Is that _____?!
What are you famous for?
Musician =D
How are you dealing with your newfound fame?
Only go to guitar stores and furniture stores, my hirees buy everything else.
Did you even want to become famous?
Yep =D
Personal answer:
I'm a guitarist and everyday I dream of becoming somewhat famous (even if just a one hit wonder). Would be awesome to play to crowds of 40,000+ every night doing what I enjoy. So yes please =D
Murder. I deal with it by avoiding police officers and doing what the voices in my head tell me to.
Thats the only way im getting famous.
Thats the only way im getting famous.
If I was to become famous it'd probably be a state-wide for a few months fame from something incredibly stupid like accidentally starting some huge fire or falling down a record number of stair flights.
They're bad kinds of famous that you can't do anything with because you're comatose or in prison. The only good that would come of it is that I'd have a story to match my friend's "I decided to ride in the trunk of my friend's car and an old lady at the gas station thought he kidnapped me and called the police" incident. My friends and I are too good at those kinds of things for any of us to become famous for the right reasons.
They're bad kinds of famous that you can't do anything with because you're comatose or in prison. The only good that would come of it is that I'd have a story to match my friend's "I decided to ride in the trunk of my friend's car and an old lady at the gas station thought he kidnapped me and called the police" incident. My friends and I are too good at those kinds of things for any of us to become famous for the right reasons.
{1} HP who? Stephen what? Edgar Allen huh? (Supplanting the names of well-known horror writers.)
{2} I created a massive world of fiction through the written world.
{3} Well...
{4} Sure, dude!
{2} I created a massive world of fiction through the written world.
{3} Well...
{4} Sure, dude!
Uh...cool. Happy wedding then, goodluck, and something and stuff.LuckyClover95 said:I sure will!DonMartin said:
And yeah, to anyone reading this, we're getting married in Cuba by the way. Or wherever
Where you having le honeymoon, then?
Hint: Canada's a good choice. If not, then you can always go to Canada.
How famous are you?
Pretty famous. I'm well known enough that most people will know my name, and likely my face, and I probably have some presence overseas, but not all that much.
What are you famous for?
I want to say writing, but when I think about it, I get images of my face plastered across billboards and stuff as a model. Something I'm not aiming to do by any capacity.
How are you dealing with your newfound fame?
I get on with my life like most people, and simply try to tolerate the low level of paparazzi that tend to follow me if I'm going somewhere interesting.
Did you even want to become famous?
I never "wanted" to be as such, but I certainly never fought it. It's good for business.
Pretty famous. I'm well known enough that most people will know my name, and likely my face, and I probably have some presence overseas, but not all that much.
What are you famous for?
I want to say writing, but when I think about it, I get images of my face plastered across billboards and stuff as a model. Something I'm not aiming to do by any capacity.
How are you dealing with your newfound fame?
I get on with my life like most people, and simply try to tolerate the low level of paparazzi that tend to follow me if I'm going somewhere interesting.
Did you even want to become famous?
I never "wanted" to be as such, but I certainly never fought it. It's good for business.
I would get famous for making an internet show me and my friends talk about when we're feeling creative that we might or might not follow through with. To give you guys an idea about what it would be like, here's a few things that established about the show:
-It would me and my 2 other friends living in a house together. This would be a white guy (me), black guy (my friend Andre), and asian guy (my friend Ej)
-I am a technical super genius, Andre is a master of magic who was turned undead for reasons that were totally not my fault, and Ej, for certain acts he has commited, has been sentenced by the gods to act as a moderator of me and Andre to make sure we don't destroy the universe... again.
-we also would play a lot of video games
*runs to go patton idea*
-It would me and my 2 other friends living in a house together. This would be a white guy (me), black guy (my friend Andre), and asian guy (my friend Ej)
-I am a technical super genius, Andre is a master of magic who was turned undead for reasons that were totally not my fault, and Ej, for certain acts he has commited, has been sentenced by the gods to act as a moderator of me and Andre to make sure we don't destroy the universe... again.
-we also would play a lot of video games
*runs to go patton idea*