Comments on: An Entertainer’s Fears

By: Christian McDaniel

Christian McDaniel — Tue, 31 Oct 2006 22:34:58 +0000

Phil Hartman didn’t make it on to SNL until he was in his thirties. Stay the course and you will be rewarded. He was one the best ever to be on SNL, which led to him being the most versatile.

Miss yer funny,
Christian

By: Andy

Andy — Wed, 25 Oct 2006 07:27:16 +0000

I’d say go with your heart, the things we regret most in life are the tihings we never tried and never gave a chance….

By: Onyx Stone

Onyx Stone — Sat, 21 Oct 2006 21:17:13 +0000

26 is not too old. If you were a bimbo riding on nothing but girlie looks, then you’d need an earlier start, but in any other field you’ll reach your peek between 40 and 50. That’s when you’ll achieve most in your life. So even 30 is an early start. ;-D I hope…

Many people would probably say that wanting fame is arrogant and self-centered Perhaps. But wanting to make an impact with your talent is not arrogant, it’s good. If you didn’t want to do something with what God gave you, that would be a problem.

Live it up. You’ve got spunk. Opps, Can you say that on a U.S.A. web site? I mean you’ve got that spark of something we need more of.

By: Brett

Brett — Fri, 20 Oct 2006 05:15:42 +0000

Ahh, Chicago…

You know, I’m really in the same boat with you here…I would love to just put my crap in a bag (or 2…actually I think I have 3…yeah, we’ll go with 3) and just MOVE to Chicago. You actually have goals though of what you want to do…I just want to be there LOL. I love city life, it’s wonderful.

And ya know, fame always starts at YouTube nowadays I think you’ll do just fine. Perhaps things may not work out the way you want them to at first (at least that’s what I’m told, and look where we work LOL), but I think there will be a point in everyone’s life where you feel pretty damn good 20 years from now what you have accomplished.

And if you do become famous…I want to have a tv show with you like French and Saunders, or be your tour manager…or be your assistant whore or be the photographer for your later autobiography…or the person that will keep a puke bucket for you if you get stage fright and have the sudden urge to “let it go”, or your limo driver…or the crazed fan that stalks you to every show. Either way, you’ll do great and I hope you get what you deserve

::Yahweh Dance!!!:: YAAAY

I hope that was sappy enough for you because it’s 1:15AM and I’m usually emotionally drained from the world at this point in time.

By: Gracie

Gracie — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 19:48:49 +0000

Hey girl….
We’re not so far from Chicago that you couldn’t plan a long weekend to go check things out…and we do have some friends there. Maybe we can help.

I KNOW you can be anything you want to be. I KNOW how funny you are. Who would know it better than your co-author and partner in crime when it came to the Timmy stories?

And I pray for you every day. Always have. Always will.

By: Playtah

Playtah — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 19:43:31 +0000

Pop–Hey! I miss you guys, too. I had to stop work on the Normandy poem for a while–it’s a heavy subject. But I’ll be around there soon. Thanks!

Rachel–Yeah, don’t worry. Right now it’s Chicago, not New York I wish I could take everyone with me (including you) wherever I go…it would be so much easier!

By: Rachel

Rachel — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 19:27:37 +0000

Phew…OK, Chicago I can handle.
Do what you love and are passionate about and the money and fame will follow.
Don’t let people (including me) be the reason that you stay someplace that stifles you.
Make sure wherever you go that you have a good support system.

By: Pop

Pop — Thu, 19 Oct 2006 18:31:02 +0000

Heya Playta? Where you been? the forum misses you, heck I miss ya. Hope the inactivity at Poetry Power means you did get your acting gig, although we would love to hear about it.

Miss ya.

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