Oh come on. These are probably the same girls who emit piercing shrieks at any mention of that wolfpack guy in Twilight. My guess is, even if you're famous and should be used to it, when you're faced with people like that, who get their thrills from skulking around their windows watching your every move, you are eventually going to need to throw things. At their shrieky little heads.
@bluebears: So, if you see some creepy guy grope your girlfriend's ass on the subway, do you tell her, "Hey if that sort of thing bothers you, maybe you don't take the subway?"
@bluebears: I've had a sketchy neighbor who stared a bit too much, and yes it's on purpose, and yes it feels violating. So I mostly, pretty much, stand by the comparison. Plus, I have no idea what it's like to be someone who deals with that ALL the time everywhere. Yes, he chooses that lifestyle, and yes it's natural for them to be star struck, but seriously, that would be so very annoying and um, also...it was oranges.
@savingRichardParker: I just realized that reading your shitty defense of Jude Law's douchebaggery is also exactly like being sexually assaulted on the subway. I totally get the comparison now!
@Kobayashi Maru: And I just realized that those of you who are getting so worked up over me not being outraged over Jude Law's orange throwing are exactly the kind of people who would fill a day gawking at him in his yoga gear.
@savingRichardParker: I've had a sketchy neighbor who stared a bit too much,
At what? You outside in your backyard while he's standing in his? If that's the case, tough, but he can do that if he wants. Staring isn't against the law, groping someone on a train is. One is annoying, the other is illegal. See the difference?
Now if said neighbor is hiking himself up to your windowsill and peeking through the slightly parted curtains, you may have a case for orange-hurling or more.
@A Message To Rudy: Exactly my point. That guy was super creepy, and if I'd had any oranges around I would have thrown them at him. I guess I'm an outlaw? My point is, I was in my own yard, and had to deal with it, and it happened a lot, and it bummed me out as much as having my ass groped on the subway would bum me out, I promise you. Ok, I'm spending too much time on this analogy. I'm not even a Jude Law advocate. Just a 'why do people gotta be all creepy and peepy' advocate.
@savingRichardParker: Just a 'why do people gotta be all creepy and peepy' advocate
Ok, my last bit too. I agree that staring can be creepy. But read this post again. These people weren't being "peepy". The were looking out of THEIR windows and happen to see a guy who chose his balcony to do his yoga shit. They weren't peeping through blinds or running up to the roof to get a better view. They were simply looking out of their window, which is what windows are for.
@savingRichardParker: I think people are more worked up over your lame and absurd conflation of "excited freshman girls simply looking out their own windows in their own dorms" and sexual assault. I could give a rat's ass about actors who want the public to avert their eyes while they stretch their supple calves.
Star-struck students say they race to their dorm windows whenever the actor sets foot on his Washington Square balcony, as seen above in photos taken by one of the kids.
"There is pretty much chaos on every floor when he comes out," said Priya Vij, 18, who has a direct view of Law's balcony from her Hayden Hall window.
"People start screaming, 'Hey, Jude' -- and it's clear he can hear us."
...All I'm saying is those girls are lame and annoying.
@Kobayashi Maru: Equivalency is fun isn't it. I will bet that savingRichardParker has never been sexually assaulted in any way. Perhaps if he had been he would see that it's a mite different than being stared at while on your balcony in plain view doing yoga.
@bluebears: Actually I'm female, and yes I've had my tits brushed (not by accident) on more than one occasion on the train. And I can only speak for myself, but being unsubtly stared at by a neighbor day after day, while I hung out in my own back yard was, in my (own) experience, the equivalent, or worse. Anyway, I admit defeat. Jude Law will be just fine without me staunchly defending his criminal orange throwing spree:)
@savingRichardParker: "......All I'm saying is those girls are lame and annoying. "
That I will agree with. But still, it's their window for them to look out of. It might be easier for the Judester to do his yoga behind closed doors/windows/curtains than try to chuck oranges at several hundred girls amid cries of "Stop looking at me while I'm doing downward facing dog on the balcony out here in full view of you!!!"
@savingRichardParker: Full disclosure- I went to NYU. I lived in Hayden Hall. If Jude Fucking Law was doing pelvic tilts outside my window, I would have grabbed a bucket of popcorn and watched with something approaching glee.
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At what? You outside in your backyard while he's standing in his? If that's the case, tough, but he can do that if he wants. Staring isn't against the law, groping someone on a train is. One is annoying, the other is illegal. See the difference?
Now if said neighbor is hiking himself up to your windowsill and peeking through the slightly parted curtains, you may have a case for orange-hurling or more.
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Ok, my last bit too. I agree that staring can be creepy. But read this post again. These people weren't being "peepy". The were looking out of THEIR windows and happen to see a guy who chose his balcony to do his yoga shit. They weren't peeping through blinds or running up to the roof to get a better view. They were simply looking out of their window, which is what windows are for.
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Star-struck students say they race to their dorm windows whenever the actor sets foot on his Washington Square balcony, as seen above in photos taken by one of the kids.
"There is pretty much chaos on every floor when he comes out," said Priya Vij, 18, who has a direct view of Law's balcony from her Hayden Hall window.
"People start screaming, 'Hey, Jude' -- and it's clear he can hear us."
...All I'm saying is those girls are lame and annoying.
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That I will agree with. But still, it's their window for them to look out of. It might be easier for the Judester to do his yoga behind closed doors/windows/curtains than try to chuck oranges at several hundred girls amid cries of "Stop looking at me while I'm doing downward facing dog on the balcony out here in full view of you!!!"
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I guess I'm a rapist.
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