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alinagordelli
alinagordelli
A sign of passion
Mar 9 2008, 11:47 AM EDT
whoever leaves these signs exhibits the following:
(a) idle lifestyle with plenty of spare time;
(b) great passion for Jeremy since only a passionate feeling can lead to such a deep hatred. Wow! This man can obviously drive people mad! :)
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MsSquirrly
MsSquirrly
RE: A sign of passion
Mar 9 2008, 1:52 PM EDT
c) either a very immature adult or a child
d) mentally unstable individual
e) someone with an axe to grind
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Rob's_Cate

Rob's_Cate
RE: A sign of passion
Mar 9 2008, 11:18 PM EDT
Alina and MsSquirrly: She is an idle, immature middle-aged woman who is fixated on Northam's wife claiming the wife doesn't deserve him and hoping that he'll toss her out; she is I suppose hoping that he'll pay attention to her as a result of her on-line shenanigans (too nice a word to describe her actions). She uses cat personas as her on-line IDs and has several on-line "friends" who encourage her, probably to amuse themselves. But there are many of us who find this as annoying and ridiculous as you do. Thanks BTW for your blog, Alina, and for all the work you (and others of us) do here, to keep this a FAN site. And NOT a site about some people who hate the man and his work and attack his wife as a result. 2  out of 2 found this valuable. Do you?    
alinagordelli
alinagordelli
RE: A sign of passion
Mar 10 2008, 5:23 PM EDT
Thank YOU all for bringing the page back. It is a nicely set up page. And serves the aim very well!
I deduce from you letter, Rob’s Cate that this person (a feline one) is well known to the others?
I was going to further ask whether she is acquainted with Jeremy personally to have such “great expectations”, but I suppose this may attract the “subject” to comment on this page and everything will spiral out again. Please feel free to ignore my questions.
But you are right, it looks like a very personal case. The only thing we can do it to put some efforts in keeping these sites sane and proper.
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Imponthenet

Imponthenet
RE: A sign of passion
Jun 4 2008, 6:20 PM EDT
A little over a week ago, I was watching "Amistad" on TNT. I appreciate now that Northam's recital of Latin breviaries in his role as Judge Coglin, a man of Irish extraction who must keep his Catholic faith hidden, prefigures his role as Thomas More. When performing with an ensemble cast, Jeremy often appears overshadowed by his co-stars, at least to me, but this one really made me stand up and take note of him. I've learned that this Cambridge Professor's son if fluent in Latin and Greek and his performances are often scholarly and nuanced. So the role of More suited him perfectly. Do you find this valuable?    

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