He was a horse?

That is true Nipps.
I have seen a lot of people close to me die, and a lot of my favorite celebs have died over the last decade. It builds up if you don't find a way to release it. For me that is humor. I think that Billy Mays was someone who appreciated humor. I didn't know him, but I feel the loss. It isn't meant as disrespect but to honor him and deal with things in my twisted way.

Billy Mays willingly traded his privacy for fame and money.

He had no problem using his own children to sell insurance on TV.

He chose to live a very public life.

Why should his death be any different?

I was not claiming anyone to be insensitive. I know how considerate you fellas are. I am "tired" of it because it annoys me to turn on the TV and that's all you hear about. BORING. Things get blown out of proportion. Are people really that bored?

I enjoy anonymity. I would not trade fame and fortune for privacy. How many of you would?

Might I remind you that you're writing to a segment of the population involved in a form of SHOW BUSINESS.

Steve, I've been in the business my whole life. It's all I know. I still don't want fame. I did when I was younger. Not now. I just want to make a liveing doing what I love and I do. Fame looks like it sucks.

Still no answers to the quesion. Pehrpas I'll go make a poll. I don't think I have ever made one.

Will

You could start with a barber pole...

Since I don't know what's in the afterlife, if anything, then when it's my time I think that I would rather have a million people keep at least my memory alive then none at all.

Steve, has Ken seen your new avatar yet?

Probably; call it unintentional synchronicity.
Or...I dunno...call it "Ken Light."