Given what he's said, I suspect he thinks he's the only person to ever think of giving a sex worker a gift. His head would probably explode if someone told him guys buy hookers really expensive jewelry, trips and vehicles all the time. I've mentioned before that I've heard of guys buying houses for their favorite escort. Of course, he thinks he's the only guy who's nice to hookers, so it would stand to reason he thinks he's the only one to buy them gifts.
Yeah, he hasn't mentioned his "tell all best seller" in a while. I wonder if he badgered someone to read it and they told him it makes him look like a nut?
Unless you have no legs, then you are shit out of luck, but then again you aren't as disabled as Russell
Remember when he was being catfished by a troll from here who made him think he was Katy Perry's assistant? When he found out that a guy in a wheelchair would be there, he got pissy, because no one has had it as hard as him. He really, really thought he was going to being in a situation where he could fuck Katy Perry. As if someone who looks like her would even be alone with someone like Russ. Her security would never let her be alone with a guy that has a history of threatening people and suing famous female musicians.
He did specifically say “what if she invites me back to her suite??” and how another male present might block that opportunity.
I think Russell hasn't mentioned the book because it didn't give him the success/attention he was hoping for. When he first released it he claimed it would be a best-selling masterpiece that was sure to end Taylor's career. Every time someone asked him a question about it he insisted that if they read his book, they'd understand everything. Russell wrote it to say "nuh uh! I'm right!" but it didn't work, so he stopped bringing it up.
I don't think Russell believes popstars have sex with their fans regularly. I think he thinks he's the special exception, that they'll be so impressed with how he wrote them a song that they'll go out of their way to give him special treatment, including sex.
Oh yeah, I forgot he thinks he's the first person to make a personalized gift for a celebrity and thus deserves everything his black heart desires.
He thinks he's special in the "no one has ever been so awesome" sense, but in reality he's special in the "remove all the sharp objects before he shows up" sense.
It's a lolcow thing. @TamarYaelBatYah thought sueing 3 or 4 other kiwis and myself would totally scare us into shutting up and no longer making fun of her. She got super angry and confused when it didn't work and we just made fun of the lolsuit. Especially since she has no idea of our actual identities.
Do they still do show and tell in elementary schools? Imagine how tedious Rusty's turn must have been...
Probably like this kid I knew in first grade who showed a broken Rubic's cube and was mad when we weren't impressed. Even in the early 80s, first graders were a jaded and cynical lot.
Wait was that answered by kami?
Well you have to understand that is how these things work in those teen sex comedies of the 80's and 90's. You know the ones. The loser gets the hot girl and winds up having sex with her because he's so genuine and she finally sees him for the super stud he is?
Depending the character it could also mean "paper" or "hair". Japanese is a weird language where a lot of the meaning is carried through context and what isn't being said.
I don't know about the book, but I think you could make a strong case about the suit being a tard talismans. It pretty much is his equivalent of The Medallion- he wears it everywhere even though its filthy, inappropriate, and no one understands or cares why he has it.
I think you're right. And not only does he wear it when it's completely inappropriate(like at the gym), he expects everyone to be impressed. I don't follow Chris. Did he expect people to be wowed by the medallion? Russ not only expects people to react positively, he gets mad when they don't, like in his AG suit one of his complaints was she didn't compliment his suit even though normal people would think wearing a suit to a pop star's concert was weird.
It's not just that wearing a suit to a concert is weird but why would she need to compliment something that looks like shit and was laundered in a sink?
Maybe it was for him being kicked out of that apartment a few years ago for texting the owner and saying she was "cute" or something.
You're giving him too much credit. You think he'd waste time trying hem his pants?! He put on a suit! That should be enough!
