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[brandywine28]

Gah! To stalk or not to stalk? ETHICAL DILEMMAS, YO.

Lance has, perhaps unwisely, posted photos of the view from his apartment window and, omg, I'm pretty sure I can use them to pinpoint exactly where he lives. (By the looks of it, dude's got a place right in the heart of Rockefeller Center. What the hell? I truly thought, before today, that no actual humans lived in that area - just, like, spunky heroines in sitcoms about New York.)

I'm not saying I'm gonna use this information for evil. I'm just...saying.

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[solariana.livejournal.com]

I guess they still have their place in CA, too? And MS?

If I was in the area, I would be inclined to take a walk around to find the view. But I wouldn't attempt to find/stalk him (although, I have a feeling that there are people out there who would!) or try to get into the building (which surely has security). I had a friend who lived in Manhattan for years (he was there so long ago that he claims he lived a couple blocks away from Central Park and said he had run into John Lennon and Yoko a couple times - of course he is much older than I am, LOL). He said in his building, the lower level was businesses, and there was security you had to go through to get to the elevators that took you up to the apartments. Apparently guests would need to be on a list or have some sort of approval from someone who lived there. He moved to CA after 9/11.

[pensnest]

YOU SHOULD TOTALLY STALK!

Ahem. I see no harm in lurking in the vicinity of the Rockefeller Center, at any rate. You can wish him a happy first anniversary.

[sperrywink]

why the hell not! You won't go crazy with it. *g*

[turps33.livejournal.com]

Ethical dilemma, pah!

Of course you should stalk! Or you know, just discreetly take a walk outside *g*

[morgana-st.livejournal.com]

The tree's up. You want to go walk around and look at the tree, right? And at whatever might be adjacent to the tree is nobody's business.

[pensnest]

I think - I could be wrong - that the Meredith Vieira show is filmed at the Rockefeller center?

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

It is! So he's living...less than a block from his workplace? Guess that means he gets to sleep in every morning. :)

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

OR WILL I?

:)

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

Oh, yes, I certainly do wanna stop and admire that tree. With its, uh, awesome branches and...green eyes? Yup. I could just stand there and look at it aaaaall day.

Hee.

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

I like the way you think! :)

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

I swear, I was kidding about this at first, but now that it looks like zebraljb is gonna be stopping by over Christmas I just KNOW she's gonna be dragging me over there and -- yikes.

Must. Practice. Lurking. And buy an oversized trench coat.

[pensnest]

The Rockefeller Center is a TOTALLY LEGIT tourist destination for visitors to NYC. Be brave! Be bold! Don that trenchcoat and lurk with aplomb.

(I shall now try to imagine what lurking with aplomb looks like.)

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I'm sure he's still got his other residences. This seems like more of a "work pad". (You know what's funny? Justin's NYC apartment -- and, yes, I know where that is, too, I'm a creep and a half -- is in a MUCH more low-key area. Mind you, it's probably just as expensive...but still :)

Yoko! I've seen her once or twice, from a distance. She's adorable. I see famous people on a pretty regular basis, actually -- but never the ones I care about! I used to go to school on the UES, and back then I'd see Kevin Bacon and...his wife, The Closer, (seriously!! What's her damn name?!) at least once a week. Always, always together. Like they were constantly on their way to marriage counseling, or something. :)

Oh! And now that I've got Rockefeller Center on the brain...my high school BFF and I once cornered Jimmy Fallon on his way inside (he was still on SNL at the time) and invited him to our senior musical. He didn't come, of course, but he said he'd try! He was very polite!

[brandywine28.livejournal.com]

Will do, madam! *salutes, then trips on the hem of my huge coat*

[solariana.livejournal.com]

I would definitely be out people watching if I was in the NYC area. I used to visit the Dakota with a friend, but we didn't *hang out* hoping to see Yoko. If I was famous I would find people hanging around just to catch a glimpse to be a bit annoying. Although randomly running into someone on the street is totally different! Anyway, I am not good at spotting people, but my friend was. JFK Jr walked right past us (years ago) and we did meet Armand Assante in a record store. He was very kind and chatted with us longer than we expected. Since I had met him it made it all the more special when he appeared on NCIS. My friend spotted both of them and a few more, but I've forgotten who, since this was back in the mid-late 90s. We even went to the famous China Club once (invited by a musician friend). I'm sure there were famous people there, but I didn't recognize anyone. Our friend told us who the people on stage that night were. I remember Will Lee was onstage.

I'm sure some stars get fed up with it, but it is part of the job. The N*Sync guys always seem so down to earth and grateful for what they have. I can't imagine them not being cordial to their fans. (Although I heard Justin totally went off on fans a time or two. He must have been tired and having a bad day.)

If you run into Lance, give him a hug from all his LJ fans!