scottiemon

Foul

^^^Anybody^^^

Cedar

^^^ Great post. In the three examples you mention, all three were in their mid/late 20's. I might have had the same issues with cash and fame at that age. That also makes RW's suicide even more shocking, as he was in his early 60's. One would figure that 40+ years in the spotlight, that would not have been an issue at that point.

Nerd

Fonzie

Glasses

I get what you are saying....but for every Robin Williams, there is a Tom Hanks. For every Woody Allen, there is a Ron Howard. What I guess I am saying, is fame does not ruin everybody. Some people keep away from the controversy, do not have tabloid issues, and generally lead great lives. I do not have statistics, but I would guess that famous people are not more prone to depression or drug abuse (etc.) than the GP. Given the choice, I will take the cash and fame, and trust myself to keep myself out of the People magazines, TMZ, etc. Now I am 49 years old. Not sure I could say the same if I was in my 20's though.

adobe

snakes

Did you really create an account just to post this? Do you really believe this? SMH

Has anybody went to Honda ERT? I was curious on how it worked. Do they give you a "ticket" confirming that you are driving a Honda when you arrive at the parking booth? The website states you just show your Honda key and admission ticket for early entry to the park. The reason I am asking this is because our family has two cars. The wife typically drives the Honda, and will be unavailable to me this Friday. Can I still get in with only my key, even though I did not arrive in my Honda?

Bat

Larry

Dang....Robin Williams is dead. Apparent suicide.

Michael Jackson

man walking

son of beast

kings island

Alice

You should try it once Bert....I found this ride tons of fun, even though I typically do not like rides that spin. I did this one at CGA about 10 times during a three day outing at the park.

Just read through it this weekend. Thanks again, a very enjoyable read.

Rosie

Jiggle

Cat