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Dan,
Forget Ric, he's a lost cause. As for the guy on the street in L.A., I am
guessing it was Otto Preminger? Per the brief bio below, he was notorious
for abusing the actors he hired. Given that most people in L.A. are looking
to be in the movies, for Otto to be shouting that they are going to hell, is
merely an uplifting message that they were soon to be hired on his next
picture.
Otto Preminger - (1906-86) The Viennese-born director of "Exodus", "Anatomy
of a Murder" and "Laura". He began his career assisting Max Reinhardt in the
theater and later Ernst Lubitsch in Hollywood. His accent and shaved head
led to acting roles as Nazis in several films--including "Stalag 17". Along
the way he fathered a child born to Gypsy Rose Lee. He made a lot of
"turkeys" as well as good films. And he was notorious for mis-treating his
actors. His brother, Ingo, was the producer of the hit film, "MASH".
So, am I right? Who was it? You vill tell me! Ve have our vays you know!
Cheers,
Norman
----- Original Message -----
From: "DanC" <danc@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, March 17, 2002 11:05 PM
Subject: Re: [RT] Superficiality at Work
> Ric,
>
> You spoke not long ago, to someone about their not wanting to embarrass
himself
> by receiving an answer to a naive and innocent question in public.
>
> Have you given any thought to how your expressions could be seen as
embarrassing
> for you, to others? Might I ask if you have considered imposing some
> discipline on yourself? Have you considered reading what you have written
and
> performed some self censorship and editing?
>
> You do go on a bit much, and your style of presentation (each sentence
standing
> alone and separated with spacing. ) is not conducive to a quick and easy
read.
> Do you have a phobic fear of paragraphs? I would also appreciate not
seeing a
> scroll bar on the side. Keep it that short.
>
> A number of years ago, there use to be this old, old man who wandered
around the
> streets of downtown Los Angeles, yelling at the top of his voice, "YOU ARE
GOING
> TO HELL". That was his mantra. He carried an old Bible, wore less than
> pristine clothing, wore a dirty old felt hat. He was a man with a cause,
and
> nothing deterred him. He was always there and his voice was easy to
recognize
> as it echoed through the high-rise canyons walls. No one paid much
attention to
> him one way or the other (unless one stood next to him). And I don't
really
> think he had much of an influence on the development of my spiritual life.
>
> You seem to be a man who has a cause that is going to keep hollering
because you
> are true to this cause even when most are just irritated with you chant.
>
> Regards,
> Dan
>
> ric ingram wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > Superficiality due to Being Full
> > ------------------------------------------
> >
> > Imagine you win a competition and the first is a new car.
>
>
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