Guest Dabeagle Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 You non cognitive elite . What a great phrase, isn't it? Really presents a new way to describe an empty headed celebrity. Although celebrity isn't what it used to be, clearly. Link to comment
Merkin Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 No, celebrity is not at all what it used to be. Perhaps the very first celebrity-performer, Franz Liszt, was a charismatic pianist who drew a frenzied following during his lifetime. We are told that women fainted at the sound of his music and snatched at his garments after concerts. Any relic of the great man — even his discarded coffee grounds — was snatched up by rabid fans. Yet he managed to develop a rich, productive and thoughtful career. Liszt was a prodigious composer of works in almost every genre, an acknowledged master conductor, a skillful writer, and perceptive critic. He transcribed for the keyboard songs, operatic excerpts, and symphonic masterpieces of other 18th and 19th century composers. He was an influential piano teacher who reportedly never charged for lessons. Unfortunately, his example for how a celebrity-performer might conduct a professional career in the public eye does not seem to have caught on. Link to comment
JamesSavik Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 Kirk just feels guilty for getting freaky on the casting couch back in the day. That's what it took to cast a no talent piece of shit like him as anything more than a murder victim. Link to comment
Cole Parker Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 Can you believe it? Advertising for 'non cognitive elites'? Who would answer such an ad? I guess only someone who actually was non cognitive. C Link to comment
Chris James Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 Never enjoyed seeing the guy as a performer, he always came off as a bad actor. I seemed to feel a little swish in his step since most guys don't walk across a room and then stop to pose like he always seemed to do. Perhaps it is best he isn't gay which might give the rest of us a bad name. He can go strike a pose in hell for all I care. Link to comment
EleCivil Posted July 12, 2012 Report Share Posted July 12, 2012 Wanted: Mouthpiece for bigotted ideology. Must be able to memorize and repeat party line. Thinkers need not apply. Seriously, "non-cognitive elites" cracks me up. Link to comment
blue Posted July 13, 2012 Report Share Posted July 13, 2012 "Non-Cognitive Elite" sounds so much better than "bubble-headed bleach blond," don't you think? (Eagles or Don Henley song reference.) I still think ol' Kirk was severely turned off by all those guys drooling for him back in the day. Never mind that it wasn't just older men, it was also guys my age, right around Kirk's age, older and younger. Yes, I may have been questioning and conflicted and in the closet, but that didn't stop me noticing a good-looking guy. (Ahem, cute and/or hot boy.) Never mind too that other male teen idols from then didn't get all freaked out over "gay cooties" and bristle and start spouting hate. So, Kirk, lighten up, dude. I don't know if ol' Kirk has any gay feelings he's nervous about. Just because he was that handsome doesn't mean he was or is gay or bi. But whatever's going on inside, I wish he'd have a moment of true enlightenment and realize how much he's being hateful and exclusionary (neither are supposed to be Christian) and I wish he'd get over it. 'Cause he's truly being a jerk. However, "non-cognitive elite," hahahaha, yeah, I can get a good chuckle or three outta that. Link to comment
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