Your Favorite Person - Page 2

dissention · #16 11-27-2005, 11:21 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

How could you ? Lola Falana has made a far greater contribution to the history of the world. Compared to Joey, she really had an immeasurable impact on human events and the course of millions of lives !
How can you even consider Joey above Lola ?

Lola Falana became an evangelist, sure, and she'll always be remembered for that one performance of "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" that helped to bring down the Berlin Wall, but don't misunderestimate Heatherton, boy. With all the cocaine she bought & consumed, she helped to put a roof over the heads of thousands of little Colombian children who would have died, cold & hungry, without the proceeds generated by her hungry nostrils. Helping the children trumps everything. Always will.

Joey Heatherton: She did it for the kids.

rbs3676 · #17 11-27-2005, 11:22 PM

The one and only true megastar, of course....

rbs

dissention · #18 11-27-2005, 11:27 PM

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Originally Posted by rbs3676

The one and only true megastar, of course....

rbs

Ah, yes. Pia Zadora tickles my fancy, too.

sparky · #19 11-27-2005, 11:32 PM

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Originally Posted by dissention

Lola Falana became an evangelist, sure, and she'll always be remembered for that one performance of "Whatever Lola Wants, Lola Gets" that helped to bring down the Berlin Wall, but don't misunderestimate Heatherton, boy. With all the cocaine she bought & consumed, she helped to put a roof over the heads of thousands of little Colombian children who would have died, cold & hungry, without the proceeds generated by her hungry nostrils. Helping the children trumps everything. Always will.

Joey Heatherton: She did it for the kids.

You have some valid points, but the same could be said for Stevie re: the Colombian children. You perhaps discount the fact that Lola perhaps singlehandedly created an industry - who preceded her in the copious use of glitter eye shadow ? Hmm ? And just think of the sequin factories. So many families fed and clothed by the boom she created in both those markets. I think her performances may also have contributed to the distinct decrease in aggression from Castro. He was a big fan, you know.

dissention · #20 11-27-2005, 11:50 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

You have some valid points, but the same could be said for Stevie re: the Colombian children. You perhaps discount the fact that Lola perhaps singlehandedly created an industry - who preceded her in the copious use of glitter eye shadow ? Hmm ? And just think of the sequin factories. So many families fed and clothed by the boom she created in both those markets. I think her performances may also have contributed to the distinct decrease in aggression from Castro. He was a big fan, you know.

Yeah, those are also valid points, but you're also forgetting about Heatherton's USO tours of Vietnam. Can Miss Lola claim that she helped to spread democracy and stamp out the evils of communism? I don't think so. All she's got is her God & her glitter & her big eyelashes that were an obvious rip-off of Tammy Faye's oh so endearing style. Lord only knows how many Catholic's she alienated when she stole from Tammy Faye. Sure, she gave the fags yet another idol for the time being, but surely you wouldn't call someone who aped part of their look from Tammy Faye your "favorite person." And don't forget that Heatherton also chose to go anorexic for a time. Just think of all the food that went to the homeless & the needy & the poor children instead of being ingested by her little self. That woman is all about giving and sharing the love.