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Anonymous wrote:I met Nancy Pelosi twice this year which was a dream.

I’d really love to meet Monica Lewinsky. I am a few years younger than her and I’d want to tell her how much watching her get attacked was bad for me as a girl and how much it means to me to see her try to fight against that culture.

She's been in the news the last few years, now that it's unacceptable to bully people, and she's come across as super insightful and well-spoken. I think she was really just totally in over her head with the whole Clinton thing. Not even sure why she was "friends" with Linda Tripp.

At the time, the Clintons were THE power couple and they very much threw Lewinsky under the bus trying to protect Bill's reputation. The whole thing was very sordid and quite unfortunate. Lewinsky has really moved on and grown from an experience that probably would have destroyed most people. She is very well spoken and I'll bet there is dirt that she has yet to share.

I kind of feel bad for her because she doesn't seem to be able to get a regular job. Is she a motivational speaker? When you're an "activist" how do you get health insurance?

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Anonymous wrote:I met Nancy Pelosi twice this year which was a dream.

I’d really love to meet Monica Lewinsky. I am a few years younger than her and I’d want to tell her how much watching her get attacked was bad for me as a girl and how much it means to me to see her try to fight against that culture.

She's been in the news the last few years, now that it's unacceptable to bully people, and she's come across as super insightful and well-spoken. I think she was really just totally in over her head with the whole Clinton thing. Not even sure why she was "friends" with Linda Tripp.

At the time, the Clintons were THE power couple and they very much threw Lewinsky under the bus trying to protect Bill's reputation. The whole thing was very sordid and quite unfortunate. Lewinsky has really moved on and grown from an experience that probably would have destroyed most people. She is very well spoken and I'll bet there is dirt that she has yet to share.

Anonymous wrote:Rob Delaney

John Mullaney

Jim Gaffigan

Gabriel Iglesias

Dave Chappelle

Anonymous wrote:Barack Obama
Debbie Allen
Trevor Noah

I'm white - not sure why all my dream celebs are black, but here we are.

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Anonymous wrote:I met Nancy Pelosi twice this year which was a dream.

I’d really love to meet Monica Lewinsky. I am a few years younger than her and I’d want to tell her how much watching her get attacked was bad for me as a girl and how much it means to me to see her try to fight against that culture.

She's been in the news the last few years, now that it's unacceptable to bully people, and she's come across as super insightful and well-spoken. I think she was really just totally in over her head with the whole Clinton thing. Not even sure why she was "friends" with Linda Tripp.

At the time, the Clintons were THE power couple and they very much threw Lewinsky under the bus trying to protect Bill's reputation. The whole thing was very sordid and quite unfortunate. Lewinsky has really moved on and grown from an experience that probably would have destroyed most people. She is very well spoken and I'll bet there is dirt that she has yet to share.

Anonymous wrote:Jason Mamoa

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Anonymous wrote:here's the Charles Barkley Article for those who are interested:
https://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2018/12/14/lin-wang-charles-barkley

Why isn't there a crying emoji? That's so touching.

It's dusty in my office right now. Very dusty. Allergies.

Yes, here too, so much dust. Thanks for posting the link, PP. That's a lovely story.

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Anonymous wrote:here's the Charles Barkley Article for those who are interested:
https://www.wbur.org/onlyagame/2018/12/14/lin-wang-charles-barkley

Why isn't there a crying emoji? That's so touching.

It's dusty in my office right now. Very dusty. Allergies.

Anonymous wrote:I'd be super disappointed if Hugh Jackman was a jerk. He seems like a genuinely nice guy, but you never know.

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Anonymous wrote:James Corden. Specifically, I would also very much love to be part of one of his Crosswalk musicals.

He's thought to be an arrogant SOB in England.

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Anonymous wrote:I met Nancy Pelosi twice this year which was a dream.

I’d really love to meet Monica Lewinsky. I am a few years younger than her and I’d want to tell her how much watching her get attacked was bad for me as a girl and how much it means to me to see her try to fight against that culture.

She's been in the news the last few years, now that it's unacceptable to bully people, and she's come across as super insightful and well-spoken. I think she was really just totally in over her head with the whole Clinton thing. Not even sure why she was "friends" with Linda Tripp.

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Anonymous wrote:I met Nancy Pelosi twice this year which was a dream.

I’d really love to meet Monica Lewinsky. I am a few years younger than her and I’d want to tell her how much watching her get attacked was bad for me as a girl and how much it means to me to see her try to fight against that culture.

She's been in the news the last few years, now that it's unacceptable to bully people, and she's come across as super insightful and well-spoken. I think she was really just totally in over her head with the whole Clinton thing. Not even sure why she was "friends" with Linda Tripp.

Anonymous wrote:James Corden. Specifically, I would also very much love to be part of one of his Crosswalk musicals.