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LiquidBlue5000
10-05-2005, 05:53 AM
ok, so i'm on my way to my friend's apartment last night in New York City.. i'm driving along 47th street when I come upon a red light at the corner of 8th avenue.. I happen to look over to my left and lo and behold, who do i see? yup, you guessed it, Martha Stewart...

She was standing there with some other lady on the side of the street, talking to some guy who was riding a carriage.. She was literally 6 feet away from me... so i rolled down my window and in my most obnoxious voice, i said "Hi Martha!!"... she looked at me with this blank look on her face, obviously trying to avoid making it known to me that it was, in fact, her... so i said it again (i was still at the red light, so i had some time to kill), and she rolled her eyes.. :lol:


Now, this is not the first time I have come face to face with a celebrity in New York City.. but this is the first time I have encountered one who seemed a bit on the unpleasant side.. I wasn't expecting a hello, or a wave, or a "hi, would you like an autograph?" (not that i would want one from her anyway), but a simple smirk or head nod would have been fine...

I guess what they say about her is true... :angel:

eclipse
10-05-2005, 06:03 AM
She must have been amazed that you recognized her outside of her studio, or prison garb!
Nest time you see her...just say
" Martha, Martha Martha " while shaking your head is a disapointed fashion!
She will have no idea who you are or what you are talking about :laugh: I love doing that to people.

Like when I make a driving error, wrong lane or pull out in front of someone (unintentionally, of course :sorry: ), and the other driver gets an attitide...yelling and gesturing with fingers extended...you get the picture...
I always give them a real big Smile, really big and WAVE madly like they are my long lost friend friend that I haven't seen in a long time....haha
Totally messes people up. They just look at me like :confused: WTF?
It's hysterical-Try it sometime

GODDESS6
10-05-2005, 06:37 AM
awww that is sad, i love martha, i was hoping the "frigid" rumours weren't true :distress: ~

markolas
10-05-2005, 08:39 AM
Now, this is not the first time I have come face to face with a celebrity in New York City.. but this is the first time I have encountered one who seemed a bit on the unpleasant side.. I wasn't expecting a hello, or a wave, or a "hi, would you like an autograph?" (not that i would want one from her anyway), but a simple smirk or head nod would have been fine...

I guess what they say about her is true... :angel:

Well, to be fair, I probably would've rolled my eyes at you, too. :D

strandinthewind
10-05-2005, 08:45 AM
I would have mooned you :eek: :wavey: :xoxo:

reebokandlace
10-05-2005, 09:23 AM
I always give them a real big Smile, really big and WAVE madly like they are my long lost friend friend that I haven't seen in a long time....haha
Totally messes people up. They just look at me like :confused: WTF?
It's hysterical-Try it sometime


OMG Eclipse~~~ I am LMAO!!! I don't know you at all but I could just visualize you (or myself) doing something like that.... I was taking a sip of Pepsi when I was reading your post and nearly choked to death....ROFLMOA!!

I will try it the next time I encounter road rage--- it seems like an awesome solution---priceless!!!

reebokandlace
10-05-2005, 09:28 AM
.. so i rolled down my window and in my most obnoxious voice, i said "Hi Martha!!"...


So...like...how obnoxious? Like teasingly obnoxious? rude obnoxious? Sing songy obnoxious...very loud and agressive obnoxious? Like poking a dog with a stick obnoxious?

Ok Ok I'm bored...but I want more of a clarification so I can get the visual correct.....

diamondsnake
10-05-2005, 09:31 AM
Are you absolutely sure it was her? Because that makes me sad if she is really mean in real life...

To give her the benefit of the doubt, maybe she didn't know you were talking to her. I sometimes don't acknowledge if someone says "Chris" since the name is so common and I don't want to look like an idiot.

I know that is kind of grasping at straws, but I just feel bad that the rumors are true!

reebokandlace
10-05-2005, 09:46 AM
Are you absolutely sure it was her? Because that makes me sad if she is really mean in real life...



I have tried so hard to support Martha through the Imclone issue. I have tried to make excuses for her bitchy-ness as being a result of anti-fem thought ('agressive successful men are powerful and agressive, successful women are bitches' theory) BUT

I watched her Apprentice show (*I usually don't watch TV) last week and I was shocked when I heard the conversation between her and one of the contestants:

Girl: I am so embarrassed right now I could cry.
Martha: If you cry I'll kick you out right now. Women don't cry in business.


That is bullshi*t. And a terrible message to send to women who are trying to be successful in business. Lots of men and women cry in business. It is sad that people have to be ashamed to cry. Talk about insecure. One of the contenders said it best on Trumps Apprentice when she cried when she won. Trump questioned her crying after the victory and her response was " Mr Trump, I have seen 300 lb. men crying when they hold up that Superbowl trophey"

I lost respect for Martha when she said that. Her daughter, whom I had never seen until I watch the show, obviously has some very serious deep seeded emotional problems. She looks miserable. The hurt and bitterness in her eyes say it all.

Sadly, I have changed my opinion of Martha. She is a b*tch.

skcin
10-05-2005, 09:51 AM
You think she's an unpleasant person because you yelled out her name obnoxiously & she rolled her eyes? It's not like you said "Hi, Martha, how are you" or anything. :shrug: I would have rolled my eyes too. :sorry:

all the same
10-05-2005, 10:46 AM
so i rolled down my window and in my most obnoxious voice, i said "Hi Martha!!"... she looked at me with this blank look on her face, obviously trying to avoid making it known to me that it was, in fact, her... so i said it again (i was still at the red light, so i had some time to kill), and she rolled her eyes.. :lol:

Could it be the fact that you were being obnoxious that made her ignore you? Try the polite "Hello, Martha, I admire your work," approach and I'm assuming you'd get a far better reaction. If a stranger screamed out to you from a car, I can't imagine your reaction would be much different. :shrug:

seeker007nmss
10-05-2005, 12:11 PM
awww that is sad, i love martha, i was hoping the "frigid" rumours weren't true :distress: ~

Good lord, where have you been? She's a hell troll. I know someone who worked for her and she is the she-demon from the 6th gate of hell. If it was only just "frigid", we would be lucky. Run away! Run fast! This "women" and I use to the term loosely, since I bet she has a tail, is not human She makes Leona Helmsley look like Mother teressa. And NO it isn't because she is a "successful female" if she was a man, I would call Martha a dick-weed. I can't stand her (in case you can't figure it out). :eek: :mad:

seeker007nmss
10-05-2005, 12:12 PM
ok, so i'm on my way to my friend's apartment last night in New York City.. i'm driving along 47th street when I come upon a red light at the corner of 8th avenue.. I happen to look over to my left and lo and behold, who do i see? yup, you guessed it, Martha Stewart...

She was standing there with some other lady on the side of the street, talking to some guy who was riding a carriage.. She was literally 6 feet away from me... so i rolled down my window and in my most obnoxious voice, i said "Hi Martha!!"... she looked at me with this blank look on her face, obviously trying to avoid making it known to me that it was, in fact, her... so i said it again (i was still at the red light, so i had some time to kill), and she rolled her eyes.. :lol:


Now, this is not the first time I have come face to face with a celebrity in New York City.. but this is the first time I have encountered one who seemed a bit on the unpleasant side.. I wasn't expecting a hello, or a wave, or a "hi, would you like an autograph?" (not that i would want one from her anyway), but a simple smirk or head nod would have been fine...

I guess what they say about her is true... :angel:


Just be glad she didn't try to steal your soul. What a hag.

dissention
10-05-2005, 12:15 PM
I know she's a big bitch and all that jazz, but I still like her for some strange reason. Oh well.

Compared to Anna Wintour, Martha is a saint.

ELIUD
10-05-2005, 12:38 PM
...
Girl: I am so embarrassed right now I could cry.
Martha: If you cry I'll kick you out right now. Women don't cry in business.

That is bullshi*t. And a terrible message to send to women who are trying to be successful in business. Lots of men and women cry in business. It is sad that people have to be ashamed to cry. Talk about insecure...

Granted when people are suddenly handed bad news - like the death of a loved one or getting fired, there is reason for tears. But people who cry at work because they are dealing with stress are a pain in the ass. I speak from experience as I have a boss who is a notorious cryer. She'll cry when an animal dies in a movie or because her ears popped on an airplane during take off. She could be completely put together one second, but the next second she'll start huffing and the tears will be streaming down her face because of something that is bothering her. She knows she's a big crybaby and works very hard to keep herself together. Somedays she's great but not always. But it wears me down tip-toeing around her emotions making sure that nothing I bring up will make her cry. I come to work hoping she's not going to cry today and force me put on my "supportive understanding sympathizer cap" for her because frankly I wish she'd just get the F over it and grow up.

And I don't know about you, but I've worked 2 different places in the last 15 years, and I have yet to see a man cry at work.

strandinthewind
10-05-2005, 12:48 PM
. . . And I don't know about you, but I've worked 2 different places in the last 15 years, and I have yet to see a man cry at work.

Lord Child - some of the atrocious outfits I have seen around here have brought me to the point of tears :laugh:

ontheEdgeof17
10-05-2005, 12:56 PM
You think she's an unpleasant person because you yelled out her name obnoxiously & she rolled her eyes? It's not like you said "Hi, Martha, how are you" or anything. :shrug: I would have rolled my eyes too. :sorry:


Paula meeting Martha in her kitchen:

"Ohh Ohhh...I touched a mixing bowl."


:D

DavidMn
10-05-2005, 01:05 PM
ok, so i'm on my way to my friend's apartment last night in New York City.. i'm driving along 47th street when I come upon a red light at the corner of 8th avenue.. I happen to look over to my left and lo and behold, who do i see? yup, you guessed it, Martha Stewart...

She was standing there with some other lady on the side of the street, talking to some guy who was riding a carriage.. She was literally 6 feet away from me... so i rolled down my window and in my most obnoxious voice, i said "Hi Martha!!"... she looked at me with this blank look on her face, obviously trying to avoid making it known to me that it was, in fact, her... so i said it again (i was still at the red light, so i had some time to kill), and she rolled her eyes.. :lol:


Now, this is not the first time I have come face to face with a celebrity in New York City.. but this is the first time I have encountered one who seemed a bit on the unpleasant side.. I wasn't expecting a hello, or a wave, or a "hi, would you like an autograph?" (not that i would want one from her anyway), but a simple smirk or head nod would have been fine...

I guess what they say about her is true... :angel:
She's just evil I CANT STAND HER

DavidMn
10-05-2005, 01:06 PM
[QUOTE=DavidMn]She's just evil I CANT STAND HER. Although to be fair, I have never met her in person.

seeker007nmss
10-05-2005, 01:39 PM
And I don't know about you, but I've worked 2 different places in the last 15 years, and I have yet to see a man cry at work.


Kick him in the ..... He will cry. :D

skcin
10-05-2005, 01:42 PM
Paula meeting Martha in her kitchen:

"Ohh Ohhh...I touched a mixing bowel."


:D


:shocked: I hope I wouldn't touch her bowel. :shocked:




:laugh: Left your brain behind at work, I see.

LiquidBlue5000
10-05-2005, 01:50 PM
So...like...how obnoxious? Like teasingly obnoxious? rude obnoxious? Sing songy obnoxious...very loud and agressive obnoxious? Like poking a dog with a stick obnoxious?

Ok Ok I'm bored...but I want more of a clarification so I can get the visual correct.....

Ok, well, it wasn't really that obnoxious.. I just said it loud so she could hear me and there was a smile in my voice.. get the visual?

It was actually a very pleasant "Hi Martha"! :wavey:

LiquidBlue5000
10-05-2005, 01:51 PM
Could it be the fact that you were being obnoxious that made her ignore you? Try the polite "Hello, Martha, I admire your work," approach and I'm assuming you'd get a far better reaction.


ok.. but I was in my car at a red light, about to roll ahead... lol.. there was no time for polite conversation, i was on the go ;)

DavidMn
10-05-2005, 01:52 PM
:lol:

Martha Stewart: Essence Sucker, Soul Stealer, Inc.
Martha Stewart/Frau Blucher from Young Frankenstein. Seperated at birth? :laugh:

strandinthewind
10-05-2005, 01:53 PM
ok.. but I was in my car at a red light, about to roll ahead... lol.. there was no time for polite conversation, i was on the go ;)


You didn't have an hour...
You didn't have five minutes...
You had to go!


:xoxo: :xoxo:

JazmenFlowers
10-05-2005, 02:15 PM
I know she's a big bitch and all that jazz, but I still like her for some strange reason. Oh well.

this reminds me of the Barbra Streisand conversation a while back - everyone readily admitted she was a bitch and condemned her for it (not necessarily you)...interesting my dear

dissention
10-05-2005, 02:24 PM
this reminds me of the Barbra Streisand conversation a while back - everyone readily admitted she was a bitch and condemned her for it (not necessarily you)...interesting my dear

Barbra is a bitch, as is Martha.

ontheEdgeof17
10-05-2005, 02:56 PM
:shocked: I hope I wouldn't touch her bowel. :shocked:




:laugh: Left your brain behind at work, I see.


I'm so embarassed. :o


I write bowel all the time....never bowl.


I lose. -_-

DavidMn
10-05-2005, 02:58 PM
I'm so embarassed. :o


I write bowel all the time....never bowl.


I lose. -_-
Hey, nobody's perfect, right? :)

tynan88
10-05-2005, 07:15 PM
I like Martha....but then again I am often called a bitch :lol:

all the same
10-05-2005, 07:59 PM
I'm so embarassed. :o


I write bowel all the time....never bowl.


I lose. -_-

That is f*cking hilarious! So, what, you're all like "I had the best bowel of cereal evahhhh!" God! I just barfed a little! :lol:

Brwn_eyes0511
10-05-2005, 08:01 PM
I'm so embarassed. :o


I write bowel all the time....never bowl.


I lose. -_-

Don't feel bad I make mistakes like that all the time! No one is perfect! :nod: :woohoo:

diamondsnake
10-05-2005, 09:04 PM
Anyone watch the Martha Stewart Appprentice tonight? I'm so glad that annoying news reporter got the boot. She was so fake and loud to the point of being obnoxious. I thought Martha was really good tonight actually...

I still like her, even if she is bitchy. She's still a great homemaker and business woman.

bikerchic
10-05-2005, 10:38 PM
Granted when people are suddenly handed bad news - like the death of a loved one or getting fired, there is reason for tears. But people who cry at work because they are dealing with stress are a pain in the ass.
I totally agree. The work place is not for crying. It's tough enough for women working in a man's world, they don't need to make it harder on themselves by making themelves look weaker. A truly professional woman like Martha would not cry in the work place.

all the same
10-06-2005, 01:13 AM
I totally agree. The work place is not for crying. It's tough enough for women working in a man's world, they don't need to make it harder on themselves by making themelves look weaker. A truly professional woman like Martha would not cry in the work place.

Spoken like a true cold hearted snake! :laugh: ;)

all the same
10-06-2005, 01:15 AM
I like Martha....but then again I am often called a bitch :lol:

I love that bitch too! :laugh: And watching her on her daytime televisions how pretending to care about the people she's interviewing! I LOVE IT! I watched her talking to Amy Grant and you could tell it was the last thing in the world she wanted to do! Yep, I love the bitches! :thumbsup:

macfanken
10-06-2005, 01:37 AM
I love that bitch too! :laugh: And watching her on her daytime televisions how pretending to care about the people she's interviewing! I LOVE IT! I watched her talking to Amy Grant and you could tell it was the last thing in the world she wanted to do! Yep, I love the bitches! :thumbsup:


She really looks awkward and uncomfortable on her new daytime show... did you see her last week with the little kids? She looked like she wanted to strangle them! She needs to go back to the old format.

Brwn_eyes0511
10-06-2005, 01:58 AM
I love that bitch too! :laugh: And watching her on her daytime televisions how pretending to care about the people she's interviewing! I LOVE IT! I watched her talking to Amy Grant and you could tell it was the last thing in the world she wanted to do! Yep, I love the bitches! :thumbsup:

Holy CRAP! I missed Amy Grant on the show...

:mad: :mad: :mad:

Describe....

bikerchic
10-06-2005, 10:33 AM
Anyone watch the Martha Stewart Appprentice tonight? I'm so glad that annoying news reporter got the boot. She was so fake and loud to the point of being obnoxious. I thought Martha was really good tonight actually...

I still like her, even if she is bitchy. She's still a great homemaker and business woman.
I'm glad that bitch (with the early 90's hairdo) is gone too. But I have to disagree with Martha about "fake it, til you make it", both her new show's seem sooooo fake! Her old Martha show was all fake too. So what is she talking about?