9 . "Blushing."<BR> Posted by DonBradley on May-11-02 at 10:30 PM (EST)<BR> LAST EDITED ON May-12-02 AT 01:46 PM (EST)<P> > But your writing is so good I just imagine you as <BR> >looking like one of the TV stars.<BR> Well, thank you, but most TV viewers would rather look at a commercial than look at me!<BR> And those who meet me in person would want to reach for the 'mute' and 'change-channel' buttons.<P><BR> <BR> <BR> <P> <BR> 8 . "StandOut"<BR> Posted by DonBradley on May-11-02 at 08:29 PM (EST)<BR> There is a term in the world of movies and commercials: Stand Out.<P> It refers to an 'extra' who for some reason is called upon to do a bit more than an ordinary 'extra' or<BR> who is on camera for some time in some certain setting,,,ie, one who 'stands out' from the<BR> background of other extras. <P> A Stand Out gets extra money. So if there are ten yokels standing around waiting for the stage<BR> coach to arrive the one who has to catch a piece of luggage gets more than the other nine because<BR> he 'stands out'.<P> What does all this have to do with the JonBenet Ramsey case?<P> Well, any way you look at, Fleet White stands out.<P> The guy can't even go to a funeral and be an overnight guest in someone's home without 'standing<BR> out'. The behavior in the home before and after the discovery 'stands out'. His being clearly in a<BR> minority amongst all the friends/acquaintances 'stands out'. His media activities 'stand out'.<P> Now that doesn't mean he is not just one of those background extras, just like the other yokels ...<BR> but in a murder case being a constant 'stand out' is not without some risk. <P> He is probably just a weird sort of guy with 'family wealth' instead of a backbone and is not involved<BR> in the crime in any way.<P> But alot of people keep noticing that he stands out. <P> <BR> <BR> <P><P> <BR> <P> <P><P> <P> <P> <P> <BR>