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posted by Radkr
Okay. The other giorno I received "Boulevard of Broken Dreams, The Life, Times and Legend of James Dean" da Paul Alexander in the mail. I really did not want to have this book as part of my collection of James Dean memorabilia, because it supposedly takes the "was James Dean gay?" thing a bit over the edge. And te know how I feel about that!

But, I figured that, at the very least, I could get some new pictures of him that maybe I didn't have. I was not counting on the one I found while flipping through the book. It appears on page 284. My jaw hit the floor as I found myself staring at a fuzzy,...
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posted by Radkr
Some people just don't get it. This is a note I found from my daughter on my computer scrivania, reception as I was preparing to log into yet another James Dean web search:

"Mom -
I think the cup of psycho te have been drinking lately has completely overflowed. Please stop."

I AM psycho, but that is a whole other thing. James Dean once told someone, "I am well aware that there are those who think a net should be dropped over me." I know a few people who feel the same about me, besides my daughter, of course. If I let what people think dictate every sposta I make, I might as well just stand still and give them an easier target.
I wrote this blog on myspace on March 2, about three o four days after I watched "Rebel Without A Cause" for the first time ever. Yeah, I know. Hard to believe that I'm this old and I never once thought to watch a James Dean movie. Gimme a break, okay?

"JAMES DEAN, PART II

Well, then, there, now. It seems I've turned fascination into obsession, This is nothing new to me.

When I found out that "Candle In The Wind" was written about Marilyn Monroe, I had to know everything about her. When ABC showed a movie about Ruffian last year, I downloaded every image I could find of her. This one was particularly...
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Now, my daughter thinks I REALLY need help! I have picture frames. Most of them hold foto of my family: kids and grandkids. I had a few that had foto of my ex-husband in them, but after he got remarried last fall, I took them down. Didn't take his pictures out of them, just took them down.

Over the last couple of days though, I have replaced the foto of my ex with foto of James Dean (about damn time,too -- we've been divorced for four years!!)

I now have a mini-gallery of James Dean foto in my bedroom. Here they are! I would have them all over the house, but out of respect for my daughter,...
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posted by deanmonroe550
we all miss te james dean,so happy birthay your legend lives on in my heart,the first time i watched rebel without a cause i fell in Amore with te and i didnt know anything about te so i bought some libri and i leared alot,but some libri were true and some were false,at first i thought te were a bank robber untill i read and i learnd that te worked hard to become a actor and a good person and te had self respect for your self and alot of people dont like that in hollywood they want to make te than break you,but te didnt take shit from no one thats what made te strong and people now giorno need to know that they dont need to sell them self and do anything to become a stella, star they need to be them self,like te didnt dress like anyone else to be noticed and te didnt baciare culo to be on every time magazine te earned it because te worked very hard,and te belived in your self!!!! and every body else should...
posted by Radkr
So I was online the other day, searching Jimmy (again!) and I came across a page that had a fictionalized story of James Dean surviving the crash and becoming a private detective. It was stupid. Then I read about how someone thought that if James Dean HAD survived and gone into hiding, that it would eventually come out because too many people knew, and not all of them could be trusted to keep their mouths shut for very long. It got me to thinking: I'm going to write a story about James Dean surviving the accident. My theory is, only five people really needed to be in on the "cover-up" - Bill...
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Was James Dean gay? He never admitted it, except to say, rather enigmatically, "I am certainly not going to go through life with one hand tied behind my back."

Based solely on this statement, and the secret hopes of many a smitten homosexual male, one would have to assume that this was the case. I say, "HOGWASH!" (Actually, I say something much stronger, but this is a family show).

James Dean was NOT gay. Sure, he may have dabbled a bit, but just because te know how to swim, it doesn't make te an Olympic oro medalist. The only reason gay people say James Dean was gay is that they WISH he...
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posted by ballaholic
“Dream as if you’ll live forever. Live as if you’ll die today.”


I’m so sorry, Jimmy. I know I’m letting te down. te wanted me to dream big, live big, and be great. I’ve done none of that. I’ve settled for ordinary. I’ve dato up on my dreams. I’ve all but stopped living. I don’t know how it happened. Time’s just been flying by, and I don’t know how the days have managed to slip past me so many times without my notice. Before I know it, I’ll be twenty-four, the age te were at your death. Who knows if I’ll get much più than that, o if I’ll even get that far?...
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posted by Radkr
te were something
I was not
te were cool, te were hot
te had talent, te had style
And te had a killer smile!

Mercurial, impolite, a giant, a rebel
A work in progress, an unpolished pebble
A dreamer, a charmer, a restless soul
How much we loved you, you'll never know

te were gone before te had the chance
To prove your worth, to dance the dance
Yes, te were something, everything
Still, time has not erased the sting

The years crawled by
We lived, we cried (some committed suicide)
And I was something te were not
I was 25