I'm going to Vanity Hell for this, but.. aw f*ckit...

[papajoemambo]

This one's for chalkie_talkie, for absolutjane and for the ever supportive buzzylittleb. Dig in folks.

"But Enough About Me - What do *YOU* Think Of Me" Dept.:

As directed and conceived by my very dear friend Nina (also known in parts-hereabouts as thesquishywolf), I present you with PAPAJOEMAMBO: The Movie. With the exception that, despite the fact that I was involved with the Joe Shuster

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[doll_paparazzi]

That's a really nice segment about you, Joe. Very cool.

[papajoemambo]

I was very happy with how it turned out - it would have been posted sooner, but Nina had submitted it to the Toronto International Film Festival as a short subject consideration and she couldn't put it up online until she had recieved a definate indication that it wasn't being accepted.

I have a Doctor Who related question for you sometime in private, if you've got the time too, Mercy.

[doll_paparazzi]

Sure, Joe! My email is mneumark at hotmail dot com.

I just realized you weren't on my regular filter, so I added you there. That was stupid too. You haven't seen any of my conversational posts for like a year and a half. Doh. :|

[kwangawoo]

i loved it, utterly :)

[papajoemambo]

Awww - thank you.

How did the housewarming go? I saw your puppy being hugged by Supergirl in the newspaper.

[woolly_socks]

That was cool. Thanks for sharing it. :-)

[buzzylittleb]

Woolly? Hi! Joe is my pet Canuck.

[woolly_socks]

Hi! Um, yeah, about that.. where does one acquire a pet Canuck? Are they expensive, and do you have to register them?

I've been here since the Sinister Ducks incident.

[papajoemambo]

I understand we're fairly easy to maintain. Jus throw us some bacon and we're fairly placid.

Registration... I have no idea, but it would explain that barcode tattoo I woke up with one morning.

There are some ever-so-mournful ones at the farm where she found me...

[papajoemambo]

Thank you for your kind words, Ms AmyUrban.

Happy belated birthday while I'm at it, Good Lady.

[papajoemambo]

I often wonder what people are getting at when they question the reality of the friendships people devellop with folks online, because a lot of the face-to-face relationships I've had with people over the years have been far more permutated and flash-over-substance than a good many of teh friends I've first met online. I think a great deal of this has to do with the face you show online (my online face, as you can see by the doc, is very much what my offline face is), but it's not that unthinkable that most people have their "game face" on when they're meeting people in public - in fact, it's why most marriages fail as members of the couple get to know the person in actuality and not the best, most intelligent, most perfect, job-applicant version of a partner that they only THINK they've scored.

[papajoemambo]

Go right ahead, man...

The film was directed by Helene von Hirten - a VERY talented lady, and one of teh most organised filmmakers I've ever worked with. The whole thing from beginning to end consisted of a 45 min interview and 3 hours at the shop before business one day. That kind of economy of time for ANY film is AMAZING. She's going to go very far, that one.