Vh1 Television Looking For Obsessed Al Fans

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Orthography Enthusiast @ Oct 9 2004, 03:30 PM wrote: I'll say. We had ducks in my family when I was growing up (so to speak) and I want to testify that they cannot be potty-trained. They can, however, be imprinted at hatching to follow a human around, which I guess might be comforting to someone with really weak self-esteem. :rolleyes:

I think the thing with reputation depends on who it is. If VH1 makes someone look like a loon, that's no fun, but it's survivable if Al & TBITB & other persons of personal significance don't think you're a loon.
I just hope it's not the goal of the people making the show--- to make people look crazy.
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Aron @ Oct 9 2004, 12:45 PM wrote: Someone like "Look at this guy--- he loves Weird Al SOOOOO much, he legally changed his name to 'Weird Al Yankovic', got plastic surgery to look just like Al and constructed a replica Bela poodle out of shed dog hair from the Yankovic household. "

....but Poodles don't shed. ;)

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weirdallie27 @ Oct 9 2004, 08:04 PM wrote: ....but Poodles don't shed. ;)

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The ones I washed back at the grooming place when I worked there in High School, sure did. They just don't shed nearly as much as some other dogs--- like my dog. I'm pretty sure there is no dog there, just a mound of hair.
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Well, yea- If ya wash them their hair will come out...I washed my dog tonight... :lol:

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weirdallie27 @ Oct 9 2004, 11:21 PM wrote: Well, yea- If ya wash them their hair will come out...I washed my dog tonight... :lol:

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Even if you dont, they will still lose some hairs.

As for the obsessed fan search, does anyone have a general idea of when it would air? I know they plan this stuff out way in advance-- I just hope I have cable then.
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OopsieDaisy @ Sep 18 2004, 04:41 PM wrote: To read up on one person's experience, read what Randy "Peter Pan" Constan had to say about VH1 and his star turn.

This guy needs a good, old-fashioned Pixie-Punch back into reality (the same reality that most of us agree on). <_<
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I have to agree with everyone here, this is a dangerous line to tread. I say, if the segment ends up turning out to be a farce, we make like the AOL commercial and have every Weird Al fan possible storm the VH-1 building in LA. THat would be so awesome! :lol:
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I would love that! Of course mainly becuse its warm in LA, and I am chilly. But I cant see how they would do that to Al, remember when he was their poster boy?
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minnick27 @ Oct 20 2004, 08:17 PM wrote: I would love that! Of course mainly becuse its warm in LA, and I am chilly. But I cant see how they would do that to Al, remember when he was their poster boy?
Well, it's currently raining and 60-ish.

They wouldn't be treating Al farcically, though, they'd be doing it to one of his fans. And I'm not sure if they realize that when Al looks out at the first two rows of the audience at his concerts, he knows a lot of those names. For most stars, after all, "my fans" are really kind of an amorphous, revenue-generating mass. For Al, we're people.
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Orthography Enthusiast @ Oct 21 2004, 12:30 AM wrote: Well, it's currently raining and 60-ish.

They wouldn't be treating Al farcically, though, they'd be doing it to one of his fans. And I'm not sure if they realize that when Al looks out at the first two rows of the audience at his concerts, he knows a lot of those names. For most stars, after all, "my fans" are really kind of an amorphous, revenue-generating mass. For Al, we're people.
That's a good way of putting it!
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