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Funny isn't it how they never seem to be what they want us to think they are.



My friend years ago used to steward on trains, one regular was a celeb who has had a recent come-back likes to be portrayed as a nice guy, generous and charitable - he's a real moany tight fisted diva.



Don't know why they think they're special - their crap stinks like anyone else's

When I was out working in Spain I met a famous Male Singer , he was well popular in the 80's and 90's...

He was vile, a drunk and a letch...Id not give him the time of day..

Chezzie;928208 wrote: When I was out working in Spain I met a famous Male Singer , he was well popular in the 80's and 90's...

He was vile, a drunk and a letch...Id not give him the time of day..
Why notyou had so much in common:wah:oops better hide;):driving:

Ok, saw the Mod Squad. Does this mean I have to behave?:wah:

qsducks;928229 wrote: Ok, saw the Mod Squad. Does this mean I have to behave?:wah:




Heck no Ducky just be yourself!!!

Personalities-they are no different from the rest of us, they shouldn't put on airs and all.

I misinterpreted the meaning of the title of this thread completely. I was thinking to myself, that's an interesting question, what is my personality made up of? Good job I read the other posts first

There are a lot of "ordinary" people that act that way too...they think they're Gods gift to the world. When I run across someone that is acting all high and mighty, I just laugh at them. :wah::wah:

Generally speaking these three ingredients are what personalities are comprised of. Of course this is by no means an absolute.

There are several variations and mutations of one or more of these ingredients.

high density polyethylene

polyethylene terephthalate

polystyrene

grecianurn;928835 wrote: I thought the same, Theia!

Funnily enough, was just eating supper to accompaniment of The 1 Show where the 2 presenters tried to find the answer to the nature/nurture question (bit ... limiting, this question? I mean, for example, should we assume that no-one now believes in God?) in a 3 minute slot, with the help of Britt Eckland and her small dog Tequilla. ("I am very well made genetically" ) A philosopher was involved too but I can't remember what he said.

(anyway, sorry to hijack fb's thread )


Phew!

I think you're being rather picky there, Grecia...Britt Eckland and her small dog Tequilla? What more do you need to solve the more important questions in life? I missed it, sadly, because I was mowing my "not a lawn, more like a field."

I think that personalities must have to work even harder at maintaining a mask...but I suppose they usually get very well paid for it.