got a wig for his wig; got a brain for his heart-- he'll kick you apart, he'll kick you apart!

[lawofsyllogism]

I am probably the last person on the planet to actually watch this, but it is so awesome I cannot stop playing it over and over again. ATE OPPONENTS BRAINS, AND INVENTED COCAINE. That's lyrical genius, right there. God bless you, Brad Neely.

Some of you may vaguely recall my last trip through Camp Bluefields about a year ago. It's a shooting

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[hitthedecks]

So, if possible, I would really like to attempt to drive to NY and visit you, considering I haven't seen you in, what? 5 or 6 years?
And I say attempt because I am female and a driver, which is just a horrible combination.
But yeah, it'd be cool, I think. Or if you wanted to come to Massachusetts land, either way. Lemme know.

[lawofsyllogism]

Oh man, that would be kickass! You are always welcome here in NY, both with my folks and in whatever humble abode my ass calls home at any given time. Also, you're a theater nerd so I'd finally have someone to drag along to see the NY production of "Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind". Sweet.

Also: I am, in fact, passing through Boston (en route to Maine) probably in mid-August, with the intention of seeing the temporary Edward Hopper exhibit at BMFA. If you wanted to meet up there, that'd be totally chill, too.

[sircharlie]

hey! the nike base is right near my house kinda.

also. i would be interested in aiding the production of a zombie short.

[lawofsyllogism]

Really? I tend to think of it as being closer to Blauvelt, 'cause that's what it overlooks, but I guess in terms of travel distance it's closer to Sparkill.

It'd be awesome to have you on board once filming gets underway-- the more people with some experience, the better. Right now I have to keep arguing against the "oh, we'll just do it with editing!" mentality that people who've never filmed anything before tend to have. Siiighh.

[danbi]

That does look like quite a place for a zombie shoot. I'd run away. :|

[lawofsyllogism]

It's actually very peaceful, once you're used to it. Above-ground, anyway.