No I wouldn't.

Oh Gawd, I dislike this guy and I can't stand hearing his voice on TV!



By no means would I even shake his hand more less take a picture with his dumb ass!

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JustErin said:

neither would I

AlienX2050 said:

Why? He's a liberal just like you.

superman said:

That jackass is far from liberal.

As for the question.

I do not get excited over celebrities. I certainly would not meet or have my picture taken with one that I do not like.
They get way too much attention as it is.

shanti0608 said:

Thank you! I had to do a double take!

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AlienX2050 said:

dude opposes the death penalty and vehemently opposes President Bush

Oooh, I thought of another situation that happened to me. My mom and I went on a back stage tour of Radio City Music Hall and they, of course, talk about the Rockettes and show you a dressing room; and then a real live Rockette comes out. (ooh ahh! ) Well everyone in our little tour group just had to have their photo taken with Ms. Rockette. Yours truly couldn't have cared less, but my mother said, "Oh do you want your picture taken, too?" Of course I didn't, but what could I say in front of everyone. So I had to have my damn photo taken (which I hate anyway) with the Rockette.

Efan said:

Yeah, I guess, but I still don't understand how getting a photo taken with someone can be separated from "the office". I mean, take the Pope or Dalai Lama, for example. A lot of people respect their "offices" but I wouldn't get a photo with them either, especially since I'm agnostic.




Doubtful. She's an executive assistant, the only reason she was asked to go to the White House was because her boss had to go. Although it could help prove she's a good ass kisser, which might be a quality people look for in exec assists (I wouldn't know).

Sounds to me like you're a cynic...but trying to pass it off as some sort of moral superiority.
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Genesia said:

I am a cynic, only I call it being a "realist". Furthermore, I don't apprectiate you accusing me of 'moral superiority.' Unless you've met or talked to me at any length (which you haven't), you have no idea what I think or believe unless I've explicitly explained it here. So to assume that about me is not only incorrect, but insulting as well (not to mention what 'they' say about assuming).

DevotedPuppy said:

Except that you do think you're morally superior. That's what this entire thread is about. You think you're better than poor, ignorant schlubs like your co-worker, who are too stupid to know that they shouldn't be impressed or excited at meeting people like Laura Bush. Or the president (of any administration). Or the Rockettes, for that matter. The fact that you are "disgusted" with the co-worker for posting pictures of the event proves it.

Do I know you personally? Nope. But the things people write speak volumes - even if they don't think they do.

Genesia said:

but by making such a detailed accusation of her alleged moral superiority, aren't you doing the same thing you're accusing her of doing?

of course, the same could be said for me accusing you of moral superiority by way of accusing DP of moral superiority.

oh god MAKE IT STOP

ZombieKitten said:

I remember u saying u didn't like her but how was she mean to u hun

ZombieKitten said:

She comes across as the biggest snubby bitch ever. I remember seeing her when she was Big Bro host and fuck she was so rude to the contestants when they came out of the house

Nope.

kcwm said:

when I was on Rove, she breezed into the green room and said "so, you are the FANS" and sneered, with the biggest look of disgust EVER.
eeeew
I had to sit next to her for an hour in the make-up room, it really took a whole hour to fix her face, I was just there because the girl doing me didn't want to move on to Augie March, because seriously they had not showered in weeks

i don't think it would but i guess it would depend on my line of work.

if it was a part of my job to have my picture taken with famous/important people then i guess i would kind of have to do it.

however, since that is not a part of my job my answer would have to be no.

DevotedPuppy said:

I could shake the President's hand which of course someone would take a picture but I would not pose in a hug or handshake to suggest likeability, endorsement, or making nice. I would try to get out of a group photo but as a team, I would take the picture because there is no I in team. Plus a team shot doesn't mean I have to talk to him or shake his hand.

Nope I wouldn't. As an example, I went with my boss(who is also my close friend) to a Bret Micheals concert close to where we work. Now I am not a fan of his or Poison, but she is. I found out there was going to be an after party in Seattle and bought us tickets not telling her because I wanted it to be an early birthday suprise.

We went to the concert, which was fun watching her have a blast. Then went to the after party, where he was there taking pictures with the fans and signing autographs. We waited in line, finally it was her turn. She got her ticket signed, I took her picture with her camera and mine. Her gave her a big hug and thanked her for coming to the show. I shook his hand,thanked him for his performance and was getting ready to walk off when he asks...." Don't you want a picture with me?" I looked at him smile and said...."No thanks,I'm good but thank you anyway". He looked like this it was priceless!

eVeRsOlEsA said:

!!!!

ZombieKitten said:

Why do I find that not surprising

kcwm said:

well now you know for sure

eVeRsOlEsA said:

You are freakin' awesome.