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Celebs that give you strange vibes

355 replies

Nightsgettingabitlighter · 23/01/2024 21:44

Sort of related to another thread trending about Woo feelings and vibes from people or places. Some people have mentioned celebrities, many people said Saville, even my mum said they all knew he was very strange.
Any other people?

OP posts:
Tessisme · 24/01/2024 07:38

I'm glad to hear others, including you, have already reported it @WatchOutMissMarpleIsAbout. I have seen much less obnoxious threads than this get zapped. Mumsnet don't seem too worried about this one and have helpfully reminded me what the 'hide thread' button is for🙄

Perhapsanorhertimewouldbebetter · 24/01/2024 07:39

I quite often get bad feelings about celebs, and more often people I actually have met in real life - the thing is with celebs, we only get to see/hear/read what they and/or the media present, so a lot of it isn't real/is designed to promote/is a snapshot of their real life. A couple of my favourite actors are not from the UK, but another European country which is known for people being more private in general - some people may be suspicious that they keep so much private, and while the nosy b**er in me might like to know a little more about them, the realistic me is happy that they do have a normal, private life with their spouses and families and away from the pressure to 'be' a certain way. I will still have my doubts about certain celebs but have vowed to keep anything non-factual to myself. I feel it's healthier.

Zonder · 24/01/2024 07:40

I won't have a word said against Chris Peckham!

Deathbyathousandcats · 24/01/2024 07:42

Chris Packham upsets all the right people, and he’s had to pay quite a personal toll for that

Justleaveitblankthen · 24/01/2024 07:49

Ooooh, has nobody said James Corden yet??
Came back here to say Madonna, then remembered her carpool with him... Then thought of him... 😨

Muchof · 24/01/2024 07:54

He can you get a vibe off anybody that you have only seen on TV or in print? 🤷‍♀️

Springcleaninginsummer · 24/01/2024 08:10

WatchOutMissMarpleIsAbout · 24/01/2024 07:38

I can also report whoever says “keith lemon” (it’s his persona/character) gives him vibes that the actual Leigh Francis is very nice - he used to live near a friend and was always out and about in local area.

Really nice, he ruined the career of that singer - was it Richard Blackwood? He was so handsome and famous but then he was made into a huge joke which he never recovered from.

AinsleyHayes · 24/01/2024 08:10

Springcleaninginsummer · 24/01/2024 08:10

Really nice, he ruined the career of that singer - was it Richard Blackwood? He was so handsome and famous but then he was made into a huge joke which he never recovered from.

Craig David.

xsquared · 24/01/2024 08:11

How is this thread still here?

Really not in spirit of the site.

mrsedgein · 24/01/2024 08:22

James Nesbitt - he said his mother telephones every birthday, at the exact moment of his birth, and goes through the story of his birth, including sounds - yuk!

BarbieDangerous · 24/01/2024 08:23

SweetFemaleAttitude · 24/01/2024 05:04

Is this the cute Uncle Morgan who was dating his step granddaughter?

That cute one 🤔

Rw. Noel Fitzpatrick - he thinks he is some kind of God and I agree his is probably a sociopath.

Cathy Dennis dated him. She wasn't his wife and the song Toxic was written by her about him.

She writes tonnes of songs. Very famous ones. Kylie's can't get you out of my head was another.

Dating his step granddaughter? Whatttt.

Honestly, I just watch these people in films. I never know what’s happening in their personal life unless I see it mentioned on social media!

Oscarlimadelta1 · 24/01/2024 08:26

Mumsnet admin are you asleep at the wheel?

autienotnaughty · 24/01/2024 08:27

Scutterbug · 23/01/2024 21:55

Keith Lemon

You know he's not real right?

SchmoozeyDoozey · 24/01/2024 08:31

Oscarlimadelta1 · 24/01/2024 08:26

Mumsnet admin are you asleep at the wheel?

Yes, I can't believe this has been up all night!

IClaudine · 24/01/2024 08:36

The entire Tory front bench give me the creeps.

LooksLikeIPickedTheWrongWeekToQuitDrinking · 24/01/2024 08:40

mrsedgein · 24/01/2024 08:22

James Nesbitt - he said his mother telephones every birthday, at the exact moment of his birth, and goes through the story of his birth, including sounds - yuk!

In the highly unlikely event that JN wasn't joking, this would make his mum a weirdo, not him.

Itwasafterallallaboutme · 24/01/2024 08:48

Lampzade · 24/01/2024 04:16

Think this thread should be taken down tbh

I know @Lampzade that this sort of thread is not "nice", and on the surface may not seem to have any beneficial qualities. I also don't suppose that @Nightsgettingabitlighter started this thread out of any conscious, social ideological thinking.

(There was another similar thread, but I think it was about people we know who we are not too keen on - apologies to both OP's if my memory is playing me up again - anyway I think that OP said that that was what gave her the idea for this thread)

However, we all (and I mean by that the majority of the Earth's population) have been through terrible and emotional upheavals in at least the last 4 years. There are many ways to help a population counteract some/all/any/a few of, the effects caused by such disruptions. However, once we drastically cut down a forest and are left with a few individual, or small clumps, of only half alive looking trees, then the choices available to help those worn out, or teetering on a precipice, individual trees, has also been drastically reduced.

What on Earth am I going on about? To be fair, I have to admit that I barely know. I feel as if I am a few feet under water, in a very choppy sea, but on trying to see through the waves breaking both the surface of the sea, and my view of the dull - but yet welcome - grey light as it is constantly fragmenting above me. I find myself thinking (correct usage of "myself" I think?)

"do I actually want to find enough strength to start pushing myself through the water in a mad attempt to survive whatever the latest setback might be, or should I just give up trying, and just let myself sink forever downwards, whilst saying my first, and now maybe, my very last prayer in such a long time?"

As I quickly sink, would I be desperately begging some occult presence to ease my suffering, and to not let my lungs silently scream in the pain of gallons of water pushing out and replacing the precious air that I am only just managing to still hold on to? Why am I being so ridiculously fanciful - kind answers only to PO Box 65 please - @Lampzade, and anyone else who is still here and dreaming of what is at the other end of this very strange rabbit hole?

Where was I? Oh yes, sometimes we need to let off a little steam, and let our constant striving to be a good, kind, and nice person, not be quite so good, kind and nice, even if only for a very short time. To have the confidence to let ourselves "go" for a very short time, we need to be somewhere where we ultimately feel safe, because occassionally we need a place away from the prying eyes, and judgemental looks and words from those who know us, and insist they love us. If anyone can be bothered to read my whole reply to Lampz, and if you, or they, want to berate me, I will be safe, because you don't know who I am. If the Daily Mail pick up this thread, they don't know who I am either. The only ones who know who I am are those acting on behalf of Mumsnet Headquarters, and I trust them to not give my private details to anyone outside of MH.

By the way, I am not talking about needing to give in to some deep dark secrets, such as which Mumsnetter was kind enough to let me bury my abusive husband, under their patio... I am just talking about this being a safe place to let off some steam, this time by giving our views on certain "celebrities". If any of those celebrities do see this thread, they should just let anything unkind being said about them roll off their backs and get lost in the muddy waters breaching a river - hopefully not the River Styx - unless of course there is some tangible truth that they are as horrible as the Mumsnetter complaining about them is saying...

So please stop worrying about this thread Lampz, I doubt very much that any of the celebrities will even find out about it, unless of course, you or any other Mumsnetters kick up such a storm about it that it becomes inevitable that the paparazzi pick it up!

LooksLikeIPickedTheWrongWeekToQuitDrinking · 24/01/2024 08:50

Yes, I'm afraid I agree that this thread is nasty.
People getting bad vibes and wrong feelings on the basis of... nothing, much of the time. An actor (about whom there are no bad rumours and who seems pretty nice) just because a poster doesn't like their face; a mother of a young child (in UK, so possibly MNer) because someone doesn't like their eyes? FFS utterly horrible.

A couple of posters here got a 'feeling' that an actor has mistreated his wives. Someone absent-mindedly skimming the thread half recalls this and posts somewhere else that he was definitely mistreating them... and so it snowballs.

LooksLikeIPickedTheWrongWeekToQuitDrinking · 24/01/2024 08:52

@Itwasafterallallaboutme

Eh?

dottiedodah · 24/01/2024 08:54

Surprised about David Jason ,

AinsleyHayes · 24/01/2024 08:58

The only ones who know who I am are those acting on behalf of Mumsnet Headquarters, and I trust them to not give my private details to anyone outside of MH.

@Itwasafterallallaboutme I have to pick you up on this.

MNHQ CANNOT protect your privacy. If you make a defamatory statement against someone on MN, that person can take MN to court to compel them to hand over your real full name, address, date of birth and email address. They have been made to do it before: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-47894932.amp.

You sound vulnerable. This is not a question of trust. You are responsible for what you post online and if you make defamatory statements then you are liable.

xsquared · 24/01/2024 09:05

Disappointed with MNHQ's response.

SchmoozeyDoozey · 24/01/2024 09:05

Past nine o'clock and it's still here.

This reminds me of the time HQ said we could slag off the Kings's physical features as he was rich.

SoupDragon · 24/01/2024 09:07

This thread is nasty.

SoupDragon · 24/01/2024 09:12

AinsleyHayes · 24/01/2024 08:58

The only ones who know who I am are those acting on behalf of Mumsnet Headquarters, and I trust them to not give my private details to anyone outside of MH.

@Itwasafterallallaboutme I have to pick you up on this.

MNHQ CANNOT protect your privacy. If you make a defamatory statement against someone on MN, that person can take MN to court to compel them to hand over your real full name, address, date of birth and email address. They have been made to do it before: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-47894932.amp.

You sound vulnerable. This is not a question of trust. You are responsible for what you post online and if you make defamatory statements then you are liable.

Quite. Posters have been caught out by this before. It's spectacularly naive to think you can say what you like.

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