With the incessant media coverage, ever-growing number of bloggers and You Tube, it's now almost impossible to avoid getting fifteen, if not more, minutes of fame. For those having trouble, here are some surefire methods:
Lose a tremendous amount of weight and be the spokesperson for Jenny Craig, gain it back and parlay that into a television show;
Become his mistress, or better yet, have the baby of a married politician and pose for Vanity Fair; or in the event you're male, pretend you've fathered said baby and write a book;
Get mauled by a 200-pound chimp or keep one as a pet;
Admit to having been sexually abused as a child, best if the perpetrator was famous;
Cover yourself with tattoos and have an affair with the husband of an Oscar winner;
Have three names and assassinate a world leader;
Get to be the first to sue Toyota;
Sing beautifully while looking frumpy;
Be a hanger on to someone likely to come to as tragic an end as Michael Jackson or Anna Nicole Smith;
Become a religious leader, teacher, doctor or dentist and, in that capacity, have sex with someone;
Transgender, but it helps to have a well known parent;
Be named a "person of interest" in an unsolved murder case, which may involve having several mates die suspiciously or being the last one seen with the victim;
Gain some amount of fame as an athlete and then take steroids, attack another athlete or be attacked, admit to a sexual addiction or conduct dog fights;
Admit to running a huge ponzi scheme or be a family member of one who does;
Gain fame and try to leave Scientology;
If all else fails, be named Brittany, Lindsay or Paris and go to parties.
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