Jonny Carinthia

This pic was taken during her holidays with her then boyfriend. She ran around the whole day with such a face. After the holidays the relationship ended..... So, please believe me, this IS how she looks when she is angry/disappointed/bored.

Honestly: I want to be a friend of hers, not her boyfried. Because beeing her boyfriend is - besides the fact that you can wake up with her - a bad job......."

But would such a performance give her a right picture of me? I think, it would not be very helpful for me, the true (and sometimes obsessive) fan, to get noticed and invited to dinner or lunch, by crawling half naked around the floor, singing and eating and be smeared allover with a fresh mixture of strawberries and Nutella on a cake? (Well the "Nutella on body"-thing gives me some ideas, but... well.....). I definitly think she would get the wrong picture. So.....

It's still too easy..... Correct, well done!

New Question 4: Which story is connected to this item?

When she was three years old, her grandmother asked here what she will be when she is grown up. She said: "A princess, a fairy or a mattress (actress)." Yup, well done!

Which is again a new side of our beloved Emma.....

Is there a guarantee that she would recognise the video when browsing the thousands of messages she gets every day ????? I think not, so what..... Oh, my son ate the strawberries this morning with his musli; I woke up too late. At this time of the year strawberries are very rare in Austria; so the cake will have to wait.....

Well, the cake is out of the oven now, the strawberries and nutella are in the fridge, tomorrow morning I will complete the task. And then ???? Pic to follow......

First of all you have to find out her adress; then you have to find out when she is staying there; and then you have to find a way that she actualky get the cake. I think in the meanwhile you have eaten the cake by yourself......

Again: well done. The answer is correct. A red cards costs L 5,--, btw. Third and last question for today. What has the following item to do with Emma (I am not kidding and have nothing bad in mind!)

Congrats, right answer! She said it during her interview with Nick Grimshaw on BBC 1. Well, question number 2. What happend (and why) to Emma during the shooting of this sequence of "Harry Potter"?

Well done! But not the detailed answer I expect. This is the dish she would..........

I hope it is ok if I start a little Emma-quiz. Serious questions, of course. Well, here is question number 1: What is this ? (Detailed answer!)

Yes, I see the difference between our countries. In GB - as well as in USA - theatres are working without public funding and so they had to do everything to attract visitors. In my country theatres getting much money out of the budget of the ministry of art. So they can keep the "dress-code" high...... Nevertheless, also when I visit a theatre in London I wear shirt, tie and a jacket. But thats personal temperament.....

and some people here call ME creepy.......

@ Emma's slave: suggest that you creat a pic of her in your heart and keep it there. Do not try to meet the real one - you can and will be disappointed. Because she will never feel the same for you, definitly. Do you know the movie "Singing in the rain" and Lina LaMonte? Then you will know what I mean. Well, it is really early morning. How could I forget that......

Any suggestion which sort of cake? But brilliant idea, really!

I think, it is simply the price you have to pay if you are a celebrity. Or call it a part of the job, you have. Remember, people like Emma are famous and celebrities BECAUSE media reporting about their life, their roles, their movies, their tragedies and even their outfit. Emma is called a "style icon and a role model of her generation" - she is it because the media made her to that. Without pap-shots, interviews, glamour-shoots ecc. nearly nobody would notice the "girl from Harry Potter" anymore. So I think in the position of a celebrity it is only the question how I deal with the media. Do I

It is great that you always want to deside what is discussed and what not. Nothing more to say.....

@ling: you wether know me or my story but you constantly try to bring me down...... I am in fact happy that I never will meet her personally - because what is if I find out after five minutes that she is totally different to the image she creats in the media? And, as I said before: I have to apologise for the fact that I found the reactions of some people here just funny. And nearly 60 replies and 1000 views (so far) for such a "unspectacular" topic is not bad in this "fair weather"-forum. Well, and now off to the cinema to watch Perks, this time in the original version, not with german sy

Sorry that I have to answer to that quote seperatly. But at first I did not klick on the link. Then I needed five minutes to stop laughing... :rofl: Ling, it's all about our - also unintended - "body language". You know?

ling: It was just a quote out of a newspaper.... but I had to agree, looking at the pictures. That's all..... And: in my country (no idea how it is in your's) nobody would be allowed to enter a theatre-performance in a outfit like the one Mr. "Nice guy" wore on that afternoon in New York. It is something you call "dress code". That's for sure...... Oh: and yes, maybe I like to stir up "drama". It's a way to be right in the end; and the world around us is so full of real drama that this sort of is a little bit funny. Call it "unintended entertainment". Sorry for that.

Oft course his outfit changed during the last weeks after the bad press he had when attending Emma to a theatre jn New York. Imagine that Emma took control about it. What did they wrote? "While Ms. Watson appeared stylish as ever, her boyfried turned up casual - in fact too casual for the event - at the theatre. He even seemed not half much excited as his famous girl about the play he was come to see....." Yup, it is not easy to be a famous girl friend.....

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