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Sunday LA Times Calendar section [pix]

May 23, 2010 19:34

Even thought this story was already posted by hoyvinglavin64 (here: We've Made It Big!) I thought I'd share a little something with people who haven't seen the actual paper:

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puffysanjo May 24 2010, 02:40:21 UTC

Having the movie advertisement after the article is ironic. It's like a condom machine in a church bathroom.

"How ironic. Now he's blind, after a lifetime of enjoying being able to see."

mrcab May 24 2010, 02:51:27 UTC

Or like protesters outside of a movie theater ;-)

lolita_applebum May 24 2010, 04:39:09 UTC

reminds me of this tiny sex shop on the side on the hwy that was also in front of a church.

mrcab May 24 2010, 02:43:41 UTC

P.S.
I locked this. Should it be lost?... I mean, should this be locked? Not John Locke thought :-p

puffysanjo May 24 2010, 02:54:05 UTC

"Not John Locke thought :-p"

John Locke thought? What did he think?

mrcab May 24 2010, 03:11:06 UTC

The other Locke. I had LOST on the brain :-p

puffysanjo May 24 2010, 03:16:32 UTC

Then you meant "though" and not "thought". LOL.

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dark_puck May 24 2010, 02:58:04 UTC

Do you have a bigger picture of that second page? I'm trying to read the article and the text is WAY too tiny. >.>

puffysanjo May 24 2010, 03:03:08 UTC

The article's already been posted as mentioned above. No need to strain your eyes.

mrcab May 24 2010, 03:13:09 UTC

Yeah, there's actually more in the online article. But the pic I took was legible, it's just Flicr that screwed it up :-p

emabell May 24 2010, 05:34:13 UTC

Wow! I didn't realize it was actually so big!

glockgal May 24 2010, 15:02:26 UTC

Wow, it's so awesome. Somehow seeing it in print makes me more 'real' to me. :D

Thanks for sharing!

mrcab May 24 2010, 15:18:49 UTC

I know what you mean. Everything seems so "internet" but seeing this is... I'd liken it to seeing a celebrity, for reals, for the first time; it really hits you then. *pinch* It's real.

nthdraft May 24 2010, 17:47:49 UTC

heh... that would depend on the celebrity...

(points at own LJ, suggests reading the entry on "celebrity fail")

mrcab May 24 2010, 22:47:56 UTC

I'm not talking about the "celebrity I like," I'm talking about celebrity in general. It's just that feeling you get that says, "wow, they're so real," or "I didn't know so-and-so was so short." I'm not really a fan of Kiefer Sutherland, but I saw him at an In-N-Out Burger, sometime in the 90s, and had an out-of-TV-experience. Another time I saw Ryan Stiles at an antique toy show in Glendale and thought, "he does this?". With "celebrity I like," I feel it's a bit more; it's that, plus the "omg omg omgz!"

But I suppose you're right considering this is good news.

Wile I'm on the topic though, I did sit next to Corey Feldman at a showing of Superman Returns. Actually he sat next to me (him and his wife); and it's a good thing the movie sucked bcz I coudln't stop thinking about how odd it was having Corey Feldman sitting right next to me. Or, "Hi, I'm Corey too." Dude got up a lot to smoke. Okay, now that I sound like this guy, this next one's going to be hilarious. I once stood next to Stan Winston at a urinal; my thought: "wow, he ( ... )