Comments on: Portraits in Charisma, Pt. 2 http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/ human nature Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:39:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: T http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-333 T Tue, 19 Feb 2008 20:14:54 +0000 http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-333 Thanks for stopping by and the kind words Tschafer. Thanks for stopping by and the kind words Tschafer.

]]> By: tschafer http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-325 tschafer Sun, 17 Feb 2008 00:57:56 +0000 http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-325 Interesting take on Arnold, and by the way, great blog! I checked out some of your past posts, and your entry on "stereotypes" was better than 99% of the crap people spout on this topic, Left and Right. I look forward with interest to your future posts. Yours, Tschafer Interesting take on Arnold, and by the way, great blog! I checked out some of your past posts, and your entry on “stereotypes” was better than 99% of the crap people spout on this topic, Left and Right. I look forward with interest to your future posts.

Yours,

Tschafer

]]> By: T http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-304 T Thu, 14 Feb 2008 17:37:27 +0000 http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-304 It does...but what exactly? I wish you'd elaborate, because I really am curious. It does…but what exactly? I wish you’d elaborate, because I really am curious.

]]> By: Bangs and a Bun http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-293 Bangs and a Bun Wed, 13 Feb 2008 00:42:56 +0000 http://therawness.com/portraits-in-charisma-pt-2/#comment-293 It's quite inspiring when you read something like that. I agree, much of success is to do with how you present yourself and how you perceive yourself. But like you said, if you don't have the goods to back it up, it ain't worth much. But in reference to the American Idol thing - sadly, in England, some of those awfully shitty people in the early rounds of Pop Idol (as it's known over there) actually do become superstars - that says a lot about celebrity and the psyche of the British public. It’s quite inspiring when you read something like that. I agree, much of success is to do with how you present yourself and how you perceive yourself. But like you said, if you don’t have the goods to back it up, it ain’t worth much.

But in reference to the American Idol thing - sadly, in England, some of those awfully shitty people in the early rounds of Pop Idol (as it’s known over there) actually do become superstars - that says a lot about celebrity and the psyche of the British public.

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