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"  The internet has been aflutter this week with Bill Murray&amp;#039;s latest comedic role\u2014photo bombing. In May, the actor made headlines for crashing a bachelor party. This guy is on a roll\u2014and I know, because it happened to me. But Murray did more than just crash my selfie or join in on my ladies night.  In April, I went to my facialist for a treatment bright and early before work. The salon was naturally quiet and I as waited for her to come out of the treatment room (the very early call time had me thinking she might be with a VIP), I sat in the big leather chair by the receptionist and scanned Instagram. When she finally emerged, with her was a glowing Murray, who was carrying so much luggage he must have been headed to the airport and back home to Charleston. Naturally, I acted like it was no big deal (I am a huge, huge fan!), as you learn to do quickly around celebrities after working in fashion for over a decade, for fear of looking too eager or affected. Even worse would be to ask for a picture or an autograph\u2014the horror! As I played it cool and collected, slyly texting my fellow editors about the spotting, Murray shopped for products and chatted with the spa&amp;#039;s owner. I continued to keep my head down and &amp;quot;act natural.&amp;quot; Next thing I know...he&amp;#039;s sitting on my lap! Like really, really sitting in my lap, and for a really long time! He enjoyed the gesture thoroughly, fake yawning and saying to the confused but giggling receptionist and facialist, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m just SO tired!&amp;quot; in a gregarious tone. And me? Well, I giggled like a school girl and tried not to break a sweat. After what felt like five minutes of holding the famous comedian&amp;#039;s weight on my knees, he got up, and simply walked out the door. Needless to say, it was an interesting way to start my day. My only regret is my lack of bravery to reach up and take a selfie with him. Being &amp;quot;Murray-d&amp;quot; is clearly something worth capturing. Turns out, Murray has been messing with pedestrians for a long, long time, but the press has only just caught wind of it. According to other Murray mischief victims, his favorite line after sneaking up on people or fooling them with an opposite tap on the shoulder: &amp;quot;No one will ever believe you.&amp;quot; Well, believe it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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