Surely because that picture shows off his lovely nose!
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Surely because that picture shows off his lovely nose!
I don't think the majority of people are treating dnp as if they're untouchable, it more has to do with the fact that it's quite inconsiderate to come up to someone while they're with their family (who are not public figures), and celebrating something that has nothing to do with their online presence, which I would apply to when people come up to them when they're having dinner in a restaurant as well.000dia000 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 7:49 pm Yeah, that's your opinion, everyone has an opinion, I gave mine. I'm just commenting a response to both sides of the argument. Maybe I'm just disappointed that there is no real enthusiasm for deppy interacting with fans? Deppy are celebrities, no matter if deppy want it or not, they put videos out there, they're a public figure and have crossed over (in instances) into mainstream media. If they were all humble about it, maybe I'd play the game, but they make merch, they have a brand, they make money off their audience. They went on a tour, released two online movies for it, are planning a second tour. They're popular guys and popular people, it's not so radical that people would spot them in real life and want to approach them. The point I'm trying to make is, that people treat deppy like they're untouchables and so, whenever a fan approaches them and treats them like a celebrity, suddenly people get defensive? It's not such a radical thought. That's just my opinion.
I sort of can too, and I also think I heard Phil? Idk
I honestly could see either of them tweeting that and dan did like it so they just have the same humor I suppose but I also noticed that everything was uncapitalized. Reminds me of when Dan said that Phil logs onto his laptop if his is too far and he sometimes forgets to log out as 'amazingphil' perhaps thats what happened now.
On Cornelia's instagram there's a picture of a sign with the phrase "grattis på födelsedagen", which according to Señor Google Translate, means "happy b-day" in Swedish. I'm assuming that's how people knew that? (Also, because I don't have an insta account, is there a way to view insta stories without having to sign up? Or could someone post her story onto here?)hello9217 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 8:55 pm I honestly could see either of them tweeting that and dan did like it so they just have the same humor I suppose but I also noticed that everything was uncapitalized. Reminds me of when Dan said that Phil logs onto his laptop if his is too far and he sometimes forgets to log out as 'amazingphil' perhaps thats what happened now.
Also I saw a couple people online say that Cornelia's party is in Sweden. Is this just people assuming or am I missing something?
Having a Swedish text displayed or serving a traditionally Swedish cake doesn't really prove the location one way or another in my opinion.whelpkeeper wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 9:17 pmOn Cornelia's instagram there's a picture of a sign with the phrase "grattis på födelsedagen", which according to Señor Google Translate, means "happy b-day" in Swedish. I'm assuming that's how people knew that? (Also, because I don't have an insta account, is there a way to view insta stories without having to sign up? Or could someone post her story onto here?)hello9217 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 8:55 pm I honestly could see either of them tweeting that and dan did like it so they just have the same humor I suppose but I also noticed that everything was uncapitalized. Reminds me of when Dan said that Phil logs onto his laptop if his is too far and he sometimes forgets to log out as 'amazingphil' perhaps thats what happened now.
Also I saw a couple people online say that Cornelia's party is in Sweden. Is this just people assuming or am I missing something?
I wanna jump in and give my two cents, if I may. This is a really gray area, as someone before said. I can only speak from my own POV because idk what's going through that girl's head. To me, running into deppy in a restaurant and in any other public place are two different things. I wouldn't think to approach them in a restaurant. Dinner time is a very private moment and I would hate to interrupt. But if I were to see them in another public place (emphasis in public), with company or not, I would be a hypocrite and a liar if I said I wouldn't approach them, very respectfully of course. It's all up to the individual. And I get that they're not that comfortable with people spotting them in the streets, but at the same time I'm sure is no surprise to them by now. Idk, this is a tricky subject, bc opinions are very divided from what I can tell.obsessivelymoody wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 8:30 pmI don't think the majority of people are treating dnp as if they're untouchable, it more has to do with the fact that it's quite inconsiderate to come up to someone while they're with their family (who are not public figures), and celebrating something that has nothing to do with their online presence, which I would apply to when people come up to them when they're having dinner in a restaurant as well.000dia000 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 7:49 pm Yeah, that's your opinion, everyone has an opinion, I gave mine. I'm just commenting a response to both sides of the argument. Maybe I'm just disappointed that there is no real enthusiasm for deppy interacting with fans? Deppy are celebrities, no matter if deppy want it or not, they put videos out there, they're a public figure and have crossed over (in instances) into mainstream media. If they were all humble about it, maybe I'd play the game, but they make merch, they have a brand, they make money off their audience. They went on a tour, released two online movies for it, are planning a second tour. They're popular guys and popular people, it's not so radical that people would spot them in real life and want to approach them. The point I'm trying to make is, that people treat deppy like they're untouchables and so, whenever a fan approaches them and treats them like a celebrity, suddenly people get defensive? It's not such a radical thought. That's just my opinion.
I think people were saying it since she posted a pic one week ago and was in Sweden so people were assuming that she's still there.somethingsketchy wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 9:20 pmHaving a Swedish text displayed or serving a traditionally Swedish cake doesn't really prove the location one way or another in my opinion.whelpkeeper wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 9:17 pmOn Cornelia's instagram there's a picture of a sign with the phrase "grattis på födelsedagen", which according to Señor Google Translate, means "happy b-day" in Swedish. I'm assuming that's how people knew that? (Also, because I don't have an insta account, is there a way to view insta stories without having to sign up? Or could someone post her story onto here?)hello9217 wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 8:55 pm I honestly could see either of them tweeting that and dan did like it so they just have the same humor I suppose but I also noticed that everything was uncapitalized. Reminds me of when Dan said that Phil logs onto his laptop if his is too far and he sometimes forgets to log out as 'amazingphil' perhaps thats what happened now.
Also I saw a couple people online say that Cornelia's party is in Sweden. Is this just people assuming or am I missing something?
She has recently posted a few pics from Sweden, but replied to someone in the comments and apparently it was just a quick visit to celebrate her birthday with family (this might be the first time I'm actually getting something useful out of the years of compulsory Swedish classes). I'm guessing the sign was written with the help of Google Translate to congratulate her, and the party took place in England. I have no way of knowing if she has any Swedish friends in the UK, but with the sign and the cake it looks like the people who organized the party wanted to respect her homeland anyway, which warms my heartwhelpkeeper wrote: Sun Feb 25, 2018 9:17 pmOn Cornelia's instagram there's a picture of a sign with the phrase "grattis på födelsedagen", which according to Señor Google Translate, means "happy b-day" in Swedish. I'm assuming that's how people knew that? (Also, because I don't have an insta account, is there a way to view insta stories without having to sign up? Or could someone post her story onto here?)

Wow. I’m dead, he slayed me, it’s my funeral +1

I actually love everything about this picture! Even the obvious posing. I know everyone loves the bath selfie but I’m the only one who can’t get into it. This is my tea and I love it. He’s a beautiful man

