Vanna White Failure

[pj313]

12-31-11 Sent Letter, 1 pic, index card, & SASE

01-25-12 Refused to Sign

Address Used

Wheel of Fortune
10202 W. Washington Blvd.
Robert Young Bldg.
Suite 2000
Culver City, CA 90232



http://i1203.photobucket.com/albums/bb3 ... signed.jpg *WARNING* Partial Nudity


It's fine she didn't like the picture I sent but I don't think she had to be so rude about it considering I took the time to write her a 2 page letter.

[admin]

Hi pj313

Thank you for your feedback

Would you have a scan of the envelope you received please?
If so, you are in the run for the $10 gift certificate.

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[Hancock Hunter]

It's my personal opinion that I don't think she was being rude for that note, if she was even the one to write it. If you think about it, you sent a fairly risque picture of Ms. White to her workplace. If you had sent it to a private address or even her agent, it would be different. As for the "shred them" part of the note, I take it to mean that if they are sent again, the person sending the pictures doesn't respect Ms. White professionally and they should be disposed of (the pictures, not the person ). Maybe if you try sending something where she's fully clothed in one of her many, many, MANY dresses she's worn over the years, she would be more open to signing? Good luck and...

Happy Hunting!

- The Hancock Hunter
(http://hancockhunter.blogspot.com/)

[pj313]

So basically what your saying is I am the rude one for sending the picture. Why couldn't she sign the index card I sent or provided her own picture if she didn't like what I sent?

[Pravdalicious]

Taking those lingerie photos is one of the biggest regrets of Vanna White's life.

She posed for them when she was an unknown to pay the rent one month. When she got famous, Playboy acquired them and published them (repeatedly), despite her pleading with Hugh Hefner not to.

It doesn't matter how long and glowing your fan letter was; sending one of those pictures for her to sign was an insult. It may have been an unintentional insult, but it was an insult nonetheless.

[pj313]

I don't think you know what your talking about. These pictures were taken by her boyfriend and she was a regular at the Playboy Mansion. If Hef screwed her over Why would she be a regular at the parties?

[Pravdalicious]

GIYF.
http://www.esquire.com/features/what-iv ... raphy-0112

[pj313]

Well I didn't know. I always thought she posed for Playboy before you brought this up. Now I feel like an @ss

[Pravdalicious]

I'm not trying to make you feel bad. Just trying to explain why VW's people reacted less-than-enthusiastically to that particular photo.

I call it the "KJ-OJ Rule": Never ask Kris Jenner to sign a picture of her with OJ Simpson.

;)