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If you and King got stuck in an elevator what would you do or talk about?
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Dec 10, 2009 06:37PM

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Kandice wrote: "Whatever! I was seriously spastic. He was already chubby, so he was probably flattered. Chubby or not, he's Captain Kirk to me!
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Priceline Negotiator......
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Priceline Negotiator......

Becky -- plot, plot like mad!!! and MEET Joe Hill, then tell us all about it!!

Right. I'll open my mouth with those intentions in mind, and what will come out will be "I like book. You write book. I like you. O_O" and then there will be an awkward silence that stretches out too long. And then he'll glance at security... And then he'll sign my book, "To crazy lady: The restraining order's in the mail. 300 feet = perfection! ~ JOE"
And it will be the greatest day of my life. :D



We have to find a way to help poor Mary Jensen...I can hear her crying in here.


-Is he wearing a clown suit?
-Am I wearing a clown suit?
-Is he going to show me that he does indeed have the mind of a small child ..."
omg Mike how freaking funny!I have to agree with you on the clown suit~that would be a total downer!For my reaction I would honestly have to say I really don't know what I would actually do?I imagine I would be so awestruck that I would initally be mute and not be able to do a thing but stare at him and try to muster up the courage to at least say hello first.I know I would at sometime definately get his autograph, then if we were stuck a long time I would hope he would talk a bit as well,getting the ball rolling so to speak.I normally am pretty shy so this would be a very traumatic event,but an exciting one!so who knows~maybe I would be the one that babbles,drools and farts non-stop for 20 minutes!

2. I would very politely ask him to write me into one of his future novels; preferably as a tough, great one-line, monster butt-kicker. (i sound like a dweeb because i am)
3. Ask him to sign The Talisman while having our picture taken in front of his home.
(of course, he would let me ride in his car with him.. :P)



Stephen: *Pushing button repetitively*
Me: I'm like a huge fan of yours...I just got into reading your books but still huge fan love the movie's that they were made into
Stephen: *Pushing the button even harder*
Me: Dude wouldn't it be cool if you made a book on this thing breaking down wouldn't it be awesome if it was the best best-seller you ever had you could thank me in your acceptance speech when it would win awards and stuff
Stephen: *Doors open and walks away quickly*
Me: *Waving* NICE MEETING YOU MR. KING
Ah story of my life....I ramble about nothing and people just ignore me and walk away

Stephen: *Pushing button repetitively*
Me: I'm like a huge fan of yours...I..."
Bahahaha.... :D

I would let him lead the conversation, talk about what he wants to talk about. The conversation would be interesting, maybe even a little creepy! lol

Remind me not to get stuck in elevator with you :)

When in Monterey, California I stopped in to a Clint Eastwood restaurant called the Hog's Breath Inn for lunch. Clint came in and everyone sort of froze up, and he left. One woman regained her senses, grabbed a menu and ran outside after him.
When she came back we all wanted to hear what happened. "I ran up to him and asked for his autograph on the menu, and he said Who should I make this out to?" Me! Me! she said. Her results?
To me, Clint Eastwood!




In all seriousness I would just thank him for inspiring me to write. I don't write horror but he is one of my literary heroes.

I loved "It", but I definitely could have done without that scene.



lol true... and without breaking a nail :P lol
