Girls fight at Charley Foys' Supper Club (Sherman Oaks) (Toni Carroll and Abigail Adams), 4 June 1952. Toni Carroll (show girl had dress torn)
There's a crazy broad who has sent me repeated friend requests on FB. She has never spoken to me nor commented on my wall. Yet, she posts things eerily similar to mine (photos taken from the same crime series from the LA Herald Examiner, that sort of thing.) She never credits the paper nor the photographer and people fawn all over her "fabulous finds." Aside from that, she posts hundreds of bizarre and upsetting self-portraits and videos. I have unfriended her for the third time. Why?
Remember my picture of Errol Flynn a few months ago? Why, Little Miss Narcissist just...happened...to post one from the same series. Coincidence? Possibly. Credit the Examiner? Certainly not. Rude? Definitely. Bananas? CERTAINLY. Needed? ABSOLUTELY NOT.
Correction: My Flynn post was on my Tumblr, where she regularly trolls, not here.
8 comments:
Oh-oh, Toni forgot Abigail's birthday again.
Hopefully, your crazy lady will get tired of trying to catch your attention and move on. If you've been (otherwise) ignoring her, your implied message should eventually penetrate her head! :o)
I think she's too busy posing in hotel mirrors and restaurant bathrooms (yes!) to notice, but she'd better. I am not amused and NOT a fan.
What if it's really.......
......you?
I'd be far too bored with myself in about ten seconds!
I had a stalker once. No fun! Anything we can do to help?
Report her as offensive. I mean we are all offensive in certain ways but we crack each other up. She, on the other hand, is annoying and rude. Anyone who takes a picture of themselves in a bathroom mirror to post on facebook and thinks that they are clever are really the bottom of the barrel.
Oh, she's just an idiot. I'm hoping she'll move on to another source who hasn't figured out she mines them for fresh nuggets. What a piece of work. We shall call her "Mrs. Ed" for she has rather large teef.
Maybe she's the same stalker harassing Ask the cool Cookie on Ancestry.com
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