We should start a hashtag trend so we can concentrate names of our favorite stars and so we can follow any famous people we know of who are here.

Idk??? Something like
#CelebsOnCoSo #CoSoStarPower
Etcetera ...
Let's be honest, most of us like to know the thoughts and opinions of the people whom we idolize. (If that's PC kosh)

@fatslothslim i don't idolize stars/celebrities. why would i? they're just people

@redenigma
Fair. I couldn't think of a better word and I knew some might have these exact thoughts. But it was just you.
As number 6 of 7 kids I found friends and family on tv and in the movies..
#Forgotten

@fatslothslim my partner is the youngest of 8. he tends to watch more streaming than i do (which isn't hard because i don't, at all). but i'd guess that's more because i just don't care about tv/movies/pop culture. it's likely partly an autistic thing & partly not having time for passively being entertained because i'd rather read... we had a tv in the mid-50s which was somewhat rare, & the only part i found interesting was the tubes & wires... :)

@fatslothslim i do have a weird habit (for lack of a better word this early) of meeting celebrities of certain types, musicians, artists, writers, a couple actors. they really are just people

@redenigma
That's interesting!
Please tell me more.

@fatslothslim what, of meeting people? i used to hang out with a couple bluegrass buskers on Boston Common, so i met several musicians that way. had lunch with Doc Watson and met Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs (separately, it was after Foggy Mtn Boys broke up). i know, & am friends with, several comic artists/writers. (that's from taking 25 pound bags of cookies to comic cons. lol.). i worked on a low budget movie that had Cameron Mitchell as the star. he was creepy

@redenigma Yeah thats so interesting. I would have loved to see the foggy mountain live. I watch youtube with Scruggs.
I love the banjo and Steve Martin has put together an band.
I've only met a couple famous people. Working the Seattle hempfest, I met Woody Harlson.
I also met A sound Effects artist, Wes Harrison. That man intrigued me.

@fatslothslim my grandma played banjo. her family(brothers/sisters) had a band in the early 1900s that played around western PA/NY at weddings & barn dances, etc. mostly bluegrass & square dance