Celebrity vampirism/ time travel

Are you Happy? Thanks to beezzer thread I came to know Pharrell, I’m not happy now that I know he is 40, can you believe his age, well it seems he got a special secret, like drinking virgins blood or something, and as I found out im not the only one to think this way, meet the immortal celebrities according to the internet
Pharrell Williams


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According to the internet he is not only an immortal vampire, there was also pictures in 1492 , the guy really conserve well nevertheless it appears he has been asked this in several occasions so he had to come clean regarding his vampirism:

No I am not. I’m willing to go on record as saying that I don’t drink people’s blood. How do I stay so young-looking for a 40-year-old? I wash my face.

He is not alone in the immortal/time travel celebrity club, examples like

Nicolas Cage

Jay z

Zach Galifianakis


And many more exist. One remarkable example is Keanu Reeves who looks exactly as Paul Mounet a French actor from early 20 century, among other historical characters

Keanu Reeves is immortal

So are some celebrities vampires, immortals or just happen to be in a time travel club? Or it’s the equivalent of Pareidolia that I don’t know how its called when you have too much free time and look celebrities look alike in old pictures the cause of this.

Well some fun conspiracy to kill some time with , who else you think is immortal?

More examples, even more

Lmao, people can be so dumb. My ex sister-in-law has a doppelganger, a total dead ringer. When I was a teen, my mom and I chased said doppelganger down through the mall once, thinking it was her playing hooky from her evening/night shift job. Turns out, she was clocked in, on the job, and this woman wasn't her at all. My brother found this amusing and teased her about a long lost twin for years & it drove her nuts (she isn't a twin) She thought we were overreacting & my brother was being a turd about it, until one of their mutual friends called her up at home one night during a Stanley Cup get-together we used to have, and demanded to know what exactly she did to her and why she was so rude to her at the gas station.

There's only so much visual variation we can get out of the human race. Some facial constructions are bound to repeat, some more than others.

a reply to: Indigent

Hehe, that's just so weird and cool at the same time.

S&F

a reply to: Nyiah

I think the OP was also wondering how come some celebrities do not seem to age.

a reply to: Indigent

Hey, I got an idea.

Ears.

Ears were often used by official investigators to determine the identity of a person, since everyone has different shape of ears.

Maybe we could hunt through historical archives and see if "time travellers" have matching ears, along of course other matching identification points.

a reply to: swanne

Yeah, ears eye separation, nose forehead ratios, chin lips nose ratios these are the way to compare pictures, its really hard to see if someone is a different person just looking at a picture, specially if its from a difference population that yours. but im pretty sure they are just look alike not really the same person over the ages.

originally posted by: swanne
a reply to: Nyiah

I think the OP was also wondering how come some celebrities do not seem to age.

Some people hit the genetic lottery, I'd wager. Couple that with good living habits, and you might look young much longer. One of my friends still looks 16 despite being 28. Her sister is just 2 years her senior, and looks closer to 50. The key differences between them is that the younger sister is very conscious of her eating habits, does not drink, and does not smoke. The older sister is all about eating whatever, smokes like a chimney (2 packs a day) and although she doesn't drink regularly, goes on binges when she can afford to. I do believe the younger sister did get a leg up in the genetics, but I don't think her sister's lifestyle is helping her out any, it's aging her fast.

So yes, genetics can play a role in how fast a lifetime's wear & tear shows and how much. And if you have money, you can afford stuff like chemical peels & eyelid lifts and such to keep up the youthful look. What gets me is the ones with moolah who do go the whole nine yards and keeping their face looking young, but forget areas like hands and neck. Duh, dead giveaway.

originally posted by: Indigent
but im pretty sure they are just look alike not really the same person over the ages.

Me too.

But we can never be too sure...

a reply to: Nyiah

it seems vampirism may help too

www.abovetopsecret.com...

I mean you gotta admit though, that Nick Cage looks ALOT like Nick Cage.

a reply to: Indigent

LOL that link you have provided mentions most famous people! I can't come up with any other 'immortal'.

But the ageing, I think it's due to many factors, mainly genes....I look a lot younger than my age and I am not a vampire, I don't drink the blood of virgins and are not able to afford botox....it's genetic.....I'm sure.

S&F for amusing me with your thread.....I will definitely share that video on the link!
lol

I have always been fascinated by this and think that this century would be one in which a immortal may have more difficulty hiding...

But I do agree some of us have good genes for look young.

a reply to: Indigent

May I ask how someone took a photograph in 1492?

This is suppose to be the worlds first photograph, taken between 1826 or 1827:



Just curious.

a reply to: eriktheawful

Thats why i made the coment about the silly internet people that claim such things

(Its from the link i dint put the dates)


Secret time travel tech perhaps?

Even though I have seen this many times..the JAY Z and Nick Cage always seem very impressive..also Keene Reeves..that is freaky weird..I mean they look so close..but Nick Cage got a hold of that image and talked about it on a late night show one time..

Still very strange.....

Here are other images of 'immortals'

Years ago, I was looking through a photo album my grandmother had.

In it was a picture of a young man, wearing his US Naval "crackerjack" blues. It was black and white.

My first thought was: "Hrrrm? I don't remember ever getting a photo like that done while I was in the Navy."

I asked my grandmother about it, causing her to laugh. She told it that was my great uncle and that I was the spitting image of him, right down to how I parted my hair.

a reply to: swanne

MONEY.

a reply to: IndigentYou are on to something here but you don't know what it is yet.

what about previous incarnations? i think that is entirely possible as far as these photos are concerned. some of these photos have a remarkable resemblance. uncanny. really. though it's far more fun to think of all of them as vampires. lol

as for visual variation in peoples faces, there are 7 billion people on this planet. and we maybe have one doppelganger out there for each of us? i don't think its a shortage of variation that's accounting for this phenomenon. but, it is kinda interesting.

originally posted by: deadeyedick
a reply to: IndigentYou are on to something here but you don't know what it is yet.

After living thousands of year and seeing everyone he have ever know die over the ages Keanu Reevesdevelop the ability to interpret any roll without human emotion?