That's advice for some poor unlucky current or former Hollywood star or other public figure. If I were one of those folks I would be more nervous than a long-tailed cat in a room full of rockin' chairs.
Yesterday it was announced that both comedian/actor Joey Bishop, the last of the Rat Pack
Yesterday it was announced that both comedian/actor Joey Bishop, the last of the Rat Pack
and actress Deborah Kerr
who starred in "The King and I" (Shall We Dance?), "From Here to Eternity" (remember that famous kiss with Burt Lancaster on the beach in the roaring surf?), and "An Affair to Remember" (the classic chick flick that Tom Hanks makes fun of in Sleepless in Seattle) died. Bishop was 89 and died from "multiple causes", Kerr 86 and died as a result of Parkinson's disease.
Why is the passing of these two stars a cause for worry to others in or formerly in the public eye? The curse of three that's why. They ALWAYS go in threes.
You just watch the news over the next few days. That's all I'm sayin'.