I don't wanna plug her stuff!
But the wandering reviews do add to my idea that she has some kind of disorder.
One may hope that she can get treatment and proper medication, and if so, then I will post an apology for all the mean things I've said.
If she has a mental disorder (which would explain everything), then she is no more responsible for this dog and pony show than a person who limps because they were born with a short leg.
Her reactions do remind me strongly of the "Underdog Lady" Suzanne Muldowney. I met her years ago at a convention where her "interpretive dances" were the target of much mockage. She seemed normal until you interacted with her for longer than a few minutes, and then it was
Twilight Zone time.
She made a vivid impression on me, coming off as being a loud and not too bright spoiled brat. Things had to go
her way, run along the tracks she set, and she simply could not get that there were other points of view. She pitched a fit if things did not run to her rigid plan, and no one wanted to deal with her. She was a guest on Howard Stern a few times, and treated very badly.
Years and years later she was diagnosed with a form of Asperger syndrome. She went from being a target for anyone with a rock to throw to an example of someone overcoming a big problem.
My Life as an Underdog documentary film
Wikipedia article
Like the Spud, she fixated on a property owned by someone else, anchoring all her actions and ambitions on that one thing.
Unlike the Spud, she did not violate anyone's copyright with her costumes and dances.
If the Spud has ANY friends or family over there in Antelope Valley, they need to give her a good talking to and get her to a doctor.
If she gets help, then we can apologize and put this to bed.
you owe me a keyboard.
