Crispin Glover

[jervispendleton]

Yeah, he’s that celebrity whom I swooned over for a whole year from ’02-’03. I bought his music CD, DVD’s, movie stubs, and his books because he was such a strange and unique individual. That was the first list of mistakes I made. I fell right into idolism. Until I found out he believes he is the elite and would only associate himself with the

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[zebadayus]

I've always had problems with people who go against the flow just for the sake of it. I figure, don't go against it unless the flow is bad, you know? "Rebel Without a Cause", what's the point? There's nothing wrong with doing mainstream stuff. Unique and quirky things are great too, but that doesn't make them better than mainstream stuff.

Willard was awesome though...

[healie]

I'm guilty of being counter-culter. But it isn't popular counter culter. I'm different, I'm weird. I'm unique, so pretending to be like everyone else, for the sake of fitting in would just be a lie. I could go on, but whats the point? *laughs*

Best wishes
~sean

[jervispendleton]

I'm not saying "Being counter-cultural is bad" either. I mean everyone has something they're neurotic about, and everyone has an ego too, big or small. Who am I to judge why someone does a certain thing? My feeling that one person is more natural in being different over another might all just be from my perception.

[healie]

In my experiences, I've mostly seen things that I have wanted to see. This is because I am predisposed to either look for one thing or another, to think one thing or another, or even believe one thing over another. I think this is the essence of being biased, humans just have a narrowed sense of view. So it is hard to look things over in a broader sense. It's like being in love with someone; you only see the things that are good about them, and you ignore all the rest. Perceptions are a tricky thing to deal with, because it is always hard to deal with yourself.... I don't think I'm making any sense. *laughs*