What famous person(s) do you find irrestible?
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josh holloway...he's so hot with his scruffy blonde hair and perfect body and misunderstood bad boy attitude-oh and dont even get me started on that southern accent! sigh... \n :D
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he was an ineffable great personality. He always gets my deepest admiration :-)
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no one\nat least publically known
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Seven Degrees of Speration? My family has conections with some famous people, some famous for the wrong reasons.\n\n1. John Melloncamp: We are invited to his family BBQ every fall, providign we help with the harvest. Back before he was a somebaody, he use to drink with my Uncal in Indiana. Now, we are family freinds.\n\n2. John Gassy: Not a proud connection, but my Grandfather used to work with him a drink with him on Weekends. Little did we know he was up to his activities, he would never have been freinds, or his wedding photogher.\n\nEveryone knows someone, while not personal freinds, I do hope to make my own someday, and you never know when someobne you know will get his or her big break.
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Michael Jackson.\n\nHe's not my fave celebrity but he's definitely the weirdest celebrity to me... =X
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Maybe it depends on how famous he/she is.. being actor or actress doesn't last forever, I would say Robert de Niro or Julia Roberts ..or more famous you ever known..
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I was going to say the exact same.  Ghandi!  Fantastic leader, interesting journey and a lot of things to find to research him.  \nAlso Nelson Mandala, he's still alive today.  Not sure if that's criteria or not...\nAlso, Albert Einstein!  He's lead an interesting life to say the least, and theres plenty of ways you could write an essay on him\nGood luck!
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Celebrities are fascinating to people because they have talents (most of the time), good looks, and seem to lead a perfect life. wait..one more thing..sometimes it's okay to care about someone you've never met.
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neither..Michael jackson-without him neither one of them would be famous
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No, he doesn't exist. At first, he is the representation of a saint of the five or four century. Now a Days, is a Coca-Cola creation.
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Jesus is a good answer,and I'd have to agree,but as far as mortal man I'd have to say Hank Williams SR. he still has a large fan base after being dead over fifty-three years.
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The most famous one should be RAY BRADBURY at a book-signing. I actually shook hands with him.\n\nOther famous people I've actually met:\n\n1. Saúl Hernández (singer)\n2. Cantinflas (actor)\n3. Ricardo Montalbán (actor)\n4. Ely Guerra (singer)\n5. Control Machete (band)\n6. Café Tacuba (band)\n7. Pablo Ruiz (singer)\n\nI guess that's it.
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George Harrison.\n\nHe always had such a spiritual aura about him.  Just listening to his work puts me in such a peaceful place.\n\nRIP George.
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Here are a variety of some of my friends!\nhttp://freaks.monstrous.com/famous_freaks.htm
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I've met quite a few famous people. I grew up in the (small) spotlight and my parents were friends with people such as Ray Sharkey, Ann B. Davis, Robert Palmer, various politicans; a wide variety of people. Many are dead now; others we lost contact with and I've had no desire to renew old friendships. I was on tv a few times as a kid and I didn't see and still don't see any glamour in being well-known or famous. \nPeople are people to me, and I've dated actors, a couple of models, as well as people of many other professions. I've found people in the spotlight are generally much more insecure and less likely to know what they want in life. I like people who know who they are and who are secure. \nAnn B. Davis and Duncan Regehr for example got much more interesting in my opinion when they stepped out of the spotlight and went on to living on a commune (Davis) and painting/being an artist (Regehr). \nI'm much more likely to avoid being around or talking to someone famous than not famous. I couldn't get far enough away from Angelina Jolie each of the two times our paths have crossed. I saw how she treated other people and you couldn't pay me enough to be in the same time zone with her. \nThere are exceptions though. I met Dr Ruth skiing years ago and she's SO much fun and so sweet! She's awesome! When I was 16 I talked to Sam Waterston (in the seat next to mine) on a long flight and enjoyed his company (didn't care he was famous). I loved Robert Palmer's sense of humour and of course his music.
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hitler, especially if he had his posse.\nelvis is nothing but a drunk and a good singer.
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If I could have any famous person in the world, I think it would have to be Gerard Way. He just....works. He seems like he's my type and he's really hot and really sensitive. It's the lethal combination of tender and tough that I find irresistible. But if not him, then maybe.....\nFrank Iero\nSonny Moore\nJohnny Depp\nBillie Joe Armstrong (don't like Green Day but he's really hot)\nEd Sloan\nDavey Havok\nBrendon Urie\n\nAnother guy I really like is Eric Mccormick, from Will and Grace.