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Sad Gary is sad now.I just Googled the news. For some reason I had forgot all about Salvage 1... Need to get that on DVD now.
RIP
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The name is immediately familiar but I don't think I've ever actually seen Andy Griffith in anything...
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The Andy Griffith Show was the only thing I really remember him for. He played a sheriff or something. The town was Maybury.
He was on a lawyer show called Matlock too and tons of other shows, just can't remember the names now
I only know the name of that show because of Grandpa Simpson.
Also, in news unrelated to Matlock: I think I'm going weird(er). I just found myself alone in my room, role-playing a scene from my WIP... with myself. It was an odd experience. I'm glad nobody walked in or they'd have seen me sitting on my bed talking to myself about a fictional divorce...
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Not weird at all.
I often wonder what would happen if one of our neighbors were to walk by our window when I'm in the middle of recording lines for shows.
"What the--? There's a southern guy in there? I thought he was Filipino?"
I've done worse...
Probably shouldn't mention the train incident, or a certain someone will turn up in the thread to elaborate.
Lame! Also...didn't you have to go to the DMV for like seventeen hours? They didn't give it to you while you were there?
I've had two really good photos from the DMV, much better than normal pictures except one had a large, dark spot on it and it looked like I had a giant birthmark on my cheek. I had a bartender deny me booze because of that once.
Raven.
I've had two really good photos from the DMV, much better than normal pictures except one had a large, dark spot on it and it looked like I had a giant birthmark on my cheek. I had a bartender deny me booze because of that once.
Reminds me I need to renew my license.
Here in PA I think they let you confirm your picture - or maybe it's just your signature - before they set it in laminate. I think it ought to be like getting a passport where you can supply your own picture.
Here in PA I think they let you confirm your picture - or maybe it's just your signature - before they set it in laminate. I think it ought to be like getting a passport where you can supply your own picture.
You just want to use one of those sweet pics you had done at glamour shots, don't you? Is it the one with the feather boa?
Seems weird... then again I've heard all kinds of weird reasons for being denied service. I once got denied service in a pub because I had a black eye that I didn't have at the time the picture I used was taken.I had a bartender deny me booze because of that once.
So it involved being at least partially naked on a train, this much we can gather... beyond that, it could be anything really.No elaboration on that one...I am trying to keep my clothes on in public these days.
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I reenact fight scenes with my husbands light sabers.
And I want to hear you with a southern accent!
Lame! Also...didn't you have to go to the DMV for like seventeen hours? They didn't give it to you while you were there?
I've had two really good photos from the DMV, much better than normal pictures except one had a large, dark spot on it and it looked like I had a giant birthmark on my cheek. I had a bartender deny me booze because of that once.
Yeah it was like 4 hours, but nope had to wait for it in the mail and I didn't get to see the pic either. Not that it would have helped. Without my glasses I have little control of my eyes.
Like you take off your glasses for a nap and are woken four hours later by a phone call from the Reno police department, asking you to come bail out your eyes?
Yeah, I hear you.
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HEY! I reenact scenes with my kids toys all the time. The most fun we had was the character fighting a dragon while riding a motorcycle.
And B and the boys have realized by now that I make faces, talk and act out scenes when I write. Doesn't mean that I'm crazy; just means that the voice are now on the outside of my head.
And B and the boys have realized by now that I make faces, talk and act out scenes when I write. Doesn't mean that I'm crazy; just means that the voice are now on the outside of my head.
HEY! I reenact scenes with my kids toys all the time. The most fun we had was the character fighting a dragon while riding a motorcycle.
Brilliant!
Oh, yeah, that. Can't even count how many times people have looked around in confusion before asking, "who are you talking to?" Also, there are reasons I don't write in public.
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