
Susan Boyle Fans Invade Scotland
SUSAN Boyle fans Lynn Scheffer and Bev Hohe flew from Pennsylvania to Blackburn, West Lothian to see the great hope.
At least that’s what the Sun reports. And Bev is happy to keep the story of transatlantic-stalking alive. Says she:
“Susan is just amazing. As soon as we saw the song on YouTube we knew we had to try and meet her.”
So you wrote a letter and asked if she’d like to meet?
“We asked at a local pub and someone gave us Susan’s address and here we are. I really hope she comes home soon and talks to us. We’ve been speaking to some of her neighbours and they’re just swell.”
What odd Susan Boyle is already at home and is calling the police to tell them of two American who have flown in from Mexico to meet her.
One of them is eating a pork sandwich and the other has a turned up nose and a sweaty pink face.
There is a fine line between stalking and wanting to meet a celebrity and Bev and Lyn might have just overstepped it.
Of course, to really be an obsessive it helps to be Japanese:
Susan’s neighbour Margaret Smith said: “We’ve not been getting much sleep. On Sunday we had four Japanese tourists outside taking pictures of the house at 4am.”
People standing around for hours on end in the hope of getting a glimpse of a one-song hit celebrity. How the media can laugh at such stupidity. Tsk!
Fancy not using a live satellite link up…
Posted: 28th, April 2009 | In: Celebrities, Key Posts, Photojournalism Comments (6) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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April 29th, 2009 at 2:50 am
Cor… now we know what Cheryl looks like…
April 28th, 2009 at 10:21 pm
…mine too
April 28th, 2009 at 9:32 pm
Percy, not what I’m saying. The ordinary people become our Heroes and represent ordinary people and what they/you can do. They showed pictures of some real sexy stars and said along the lines they represent Sex, money, etc; but people like the Pilot, the Captain and Susan were just ordinary people who became heroes. In other words we are proud of what they did and do as they are ordinary people; not movie stars, etc.
Susan Boyle is an ordinary person, Percy, not some sexy movie star, pin-up poster gal, who has a beautiful voice and captured the world, so to speak. I can relate to her, Percy, in one way…my hair can look like hers on a bad hair day!
April 28th, 2009 at 7:12 pm
….Cheryl….are you trying to say….”we are all heroes because we are ordinary?”….
April 28th, 2009 at 7:00 pm
Cheryl, .Susan might represent you in your mindseye …but when you say US…I think you are going way over the top……amd in my opinion, have lost the plot. To me Susan is just a lady who can sing a song….I will just wait & see what else this show has to show us about SuBo….
April 28th, 2009 at 3:44 pm
I wouldn’t classify their flyinig over to see her in person as ’stalking’. They wanted to see someone just like them who has become a hero to the people.
NBC News this morning did a “Thought For the Day” - When Ordinary People Become Our Heroes.” The three examples were: the pilot who landed the plane in the N.Y river and thus saved the lives of the passengers; the Captain of the ship who was taken captive by the pirates, and Susan Boyle Why are they our heroes? Because they are ordinary people just like we are. They represent us - the ordinary people and who we are.