Anne (Droidz) Murphy
monkey...@my-dejanews.com
Anne Murphy is a stalker bitch from hell. Here's what
they're saying over at the official "Trekkies" ng.
(Gab Koerner is the "spokesperson" for the movie and
is featured extensively in it)
Gabriel C. Koerner:
On the note of the adult segment, though, this was a highlight:
BRENT SPINER: (reacting to Tasha/Data erotic drawings) "What amazed
ME was not only how they got MY naked body just PERFECT, but yours
was downright *specific*." ::we hear Denise's embarassed giggling in
the background:: BRENT: "Wait, are you still recording?" And I think
I saw Ann Murphy, the Spiner Femme in his bushes somewhere. ;)
Rat:
A few of those folks were a little much for me, though--like
"The Commander" (I'm sorry...I *like* Star Trek, and there would
be *no* *way* I would refer to a co-worker as "Commander" just
because she wore a Star Trek uniform to work...) and that scary
Brent Spiner stalker woman. Pictures of pictures? "Brent Breaks"?
Come on, folks. Fandom is fandom, but this borders on pathological.
Gabriel C. Koerner:
Mmm hmm. This lady's a nut. She put me off from day one. A while
back, my dad was dating a woman who looked a LOT like her. I didn't
like her because the moment I saw her, it brought back "Spiner Femme"
memories, and set off ALL my weirdo alarms (I know, takes one to
know one...). I was a little put off by her at a pre-screening in
L.A. she was at when she approached me, I think I turned my back to
her and said something like, "Yeah, yeah, go take a Brent Break or
something."
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Elizabeth Delphi
Breaks! <paralyzed with laughter> I hope all the Anne apologists saw this
and watched very closely -- She seemed nuts in the movie, but most of you
know she's done plenty of crazier and creepier things than take pictures of
con pix. The flame war against Anne and her evil henchwomen back when I
first arrived at afb-s a couple years ago is still among my most cherished
memories of the newsgroup believe it or not. Those were the days.
The Pulse of the Machine pictures were a fun surprise too, to be sure. What
a piece of work *that* was and what fun to see Brent's and Denise's
reactions. And the other people... the guy who drove the black plastic
thing to Radio Shack, for instance, he had me in utter hysterics. But the
real reason the movie was so damn funny is I've known people just like
those; in fact I have known some of those. Hell, I AM one of those people,
and have derived a huge amount of pleasure from the inherent lunacy of Trek
fandom. I can't think of anything more happily surreal than having a throng
of cheerful Klingons walk into a restaraunt and sit down next to you.
Qapla' to you all. Somebody shoot me if I ever take a Brent Break however,
and I don't mean on stun.
That said, however, Trekkies never belonged in a theatre -- they had some
great material but it wasn't going to pull the general public off the
streets. My mom and I were the only ones at the weekday showing I went to.
This wasn't altogether bad; we put our feet up on the seats and made all the
noise we wanted to which was not inconsiderable! I could get used to it.
:-)
And while I have the floor I want to urge everyone to see Star Wars:E1--TPM,
which I have seen twice and which is truly fabulous in most respects. BTW I
don't think I have ever seen any man be so sexy in a completely asexual role
as Liam Neeson as Qui-Gon Jinn. Check him - and the rest of this
eye-popping production - out.
Elizabeth
DameinW
The guy had to move when he got word that Anne Murphy was giving drive by tours
of his house. Security knows about her and all those involved in the
enterprise. Who are the evil henchwomen?
Damein
pronounced <DayMeen>
>I hope all the Anne apologists saw this
>and watched very closely -- She seemed nuts in the movie, but most of you
>know she's done plenty of crazier and creepier things than take pictures of
>con pix. The flame war against Anne and her evil henchwomen back when I
>first arrived at afb-s a couple years ago is still among my most cherished
>memories of the newsgroup believe it or not. Those were the days.
> Elizabeth
>
>
Luna Omega
>tours
>of his house.
Gee, I'm sure he must have not been too happy having to ditch his own house
because someone decided to use it as tourist attraction.
Luna.:)
Dr Trekker
5/25/99at 9:27 PM Pacific Daylight Time:
I know you all are just making a point, and I am no apologist for Anne.
However, fans have been driving past Brent's house for YEARS and he never had
to move before. Anne used to walk up the hill to his house pushing her baby
carriage. She documented the whole story of how she engaged him in
conversation in front of his house on her web page.
I think Brent had to move because the $5 million from Insurretchtion was
burning a hole in his pocket, and he wanted to see how the other half live.
;-D
Anyone know if he is settled in his new abode yet?
Dr Trekker
"Alors, nous sommes presques frères"
DameinW
annoying fans.
Damein
DameinW
It is true that many Trekkies have drove past Brent Spiner's home, usually
through the courtesy of Miss Anne Murphy. Could be he got fed up with this
when it was mentioned on a movie about crazed Trekkie fans. Sure thing he's
pleased with the way this woman boasted about her crazed obsession with him.
<wink> That's why they are the best of friends, standing on his lawn and having
many wonderful conversations. <another wink>
Damein
Luna Omega
>through the courtesy of Miss Anne Murphy. Could be he got fed up with this
>when it was mentioned on a movie about crazed Trekkie fans.
Could be. Or just the fact that it's been going on for what seems to be years.
Luna.:)
TrekPrncss
>It's a very sad thing. But Star Trek actors have to deal with a few of these
>annoying fans.
Practically any actor that regularly appears in a public performance has to
deal with crazy people stalking them at one time or another-- my best male
friend was harassed for weeks just for appearing in a professional theater
production of Hamlet-- and he didn't even have the lead!!
Andrea, always good for irrelevant anecdotes
monkey...@my-deja.com
drtr...@aol.comdamnspam (Dr Trekker) wrote:
> I know you all are just making a point, and I am no apologist for
Anne.
> However, fans have been driving past Brent's house for YEARS and he
never had
> to move before.
I'm sure people drive past your house all the time
without you feeling the need to move. However if
someone regularly stalked you and documented that
stalking on the internet, and furthermore gave
guided tours so that other like minded individuals
could also join in on the stalking, I'm guessing
that you might feel differently.
> Anne used to walk up the hill to his house pushing
her baby
> carriage.
Intelligent people must shudder to think of how that
inocent child has been warped over the years. Human
beings with a concience must ask themselves why
they are enabling this woman's instability in order
to live vicariously through her warped activities.
> She documented the whole story of how she engaged him in
> conversation in front of his house on her web page.
And yet AOL hasn't seen fit to remove the page.
> I think Brent had to move because the $5 million from Insurretchtion
was
> burning a hole in his pocket, and he wanted to see how the other half
live.
> ;-D
We hope that a portion of that five million will go
towards the purchase of a fence. A tall one.
> Anyone know if he is settled in his new abode yet?
I would be disgusted, but not surprised, if certain
people already knew not only the address, but whether
he was indeed settled in or not yet.
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Elizabeth Delphi
> > I know you all are just making a point, and I am no apologist for
> Anne.
> > However, fans have been driving past Brent's house for YEARS and he
> never had
> > to move before.
>
> I'm sure people drive past your house all the time
> without you feeling the need to move. However if
> someone regularly stalked you and documented that
> stalking on the internet, and furthermore gave
> guided tours so that other like minded individuals
> could also join in on the stalking, I'm guessing
> that you might feel differently.
I think I like you, Monkey. :) And who are you?
Elizabeth
Luna Omega
>someone regularly stalked you and documented that
>stalking on the internet, and furthermore gave
>guided tours so that other like minded individuals
>could also join in on the stalking, I'm guessing
>that you might feel differently.
I think that given the situation, feeling a sense of security and privacy
probably was hard to come by. I think that most people would be very upset if
their home was a tourist attraction without them having approved of it.
Luna:)
monkey...@my-deja.com
"Elizabeth Delphi" <del...@NOSPAM.flash.net> wrote:
> I think I like you, Monkey. :) And who are you?
Why I'm just a naughty little monkey of course!
Eeeeee eee EEEEEEK!
Elizabeth Delphi
> > I think I like you, Monkey. :) And who are you?
>
> Why I'm just a naughty little monkey of course!
> Eeeeee eee EEEEEEK!
Um, yeah, of course. One without a single shred of taste appearantly
judging from your DejaNees homepage. :)
Elizabeth