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Friday... Not too shabby.

Passover, Good Friday, Good day to catch a movie.

I'm going to skip House of 1000 corpses, even if it has a Clown ringmaster named Captain Spaulding. That's something you go to see with a group to mock it. Same with Bulletproof Monk. Eek.. Looking at what's playing, I may have to consult the nearby art theatre. Nothing mainstream is piquing my interest. [Update: Nothing interesting to Scotto is playing there either!] Am I just more discerning now? There was a time for about 2 years that I would hit a movie every week, somewhere. Of course that was when I had connections there, and could just walk in for free, fill up a brown lunch bag with theatre corn, and kick back. I think I got to see Ghost Dog five times that way.

Brother brought me over some goodies of his that he didn't want bulking him down anymore while he's relocating to a new home. Most worth mentioning are a rotisserie oven and a high-powered squirt gun.

Got sniped out of my n50 at the last moment, so I'm placing a bid on a new one.... d'oh!

Dan called me the other day and mentioned that he thought if I put a link in my lj asking for money, even if I didn't give a reason, people would give it to me. The problem being of course... I wouldn't want to bilk nice people. So a fun service might be instead a variant of the national star registry... the Scotto hair registry. For the low introductory price of $10, a hair will be plucked, sealed in a protective container, and catalogued. The buyer will receive a certificate of authenticity and a note about the hair's native region. For a gold membership of $25, the patron will be allowed to choose a region from which the hair is gathered, and a day pass to visit the storage facility during normal operating hours. Possibly a chance to meet Scotto himself!

Of course, that's just a gag. I wouldn't want to set up all the licenses and tax stuff to run a business like that.

Date: 2003-04-18 09:51 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] sunshine-two.livejournal.com
You haven't mentioned your sweetie in a while Scott. How's she doing?

Date: 2003-04-18 09:55 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] scottobear.livejournal.com
She's terribly busy. So much so that it's a real concern to me.

Date: 2003-04-18 10:09 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] eliz.livejournal.com
Actually, we went and saw Bulletproof Monk last night. I was expecting pretty much what you're thinking- come on it was Stiffler from American Pie-- but have faith in the vehicles that Chow Yung Fat has chosen. It was tons of fighting/action (which was prety interestingly done) and has heart. It was actually a good movie that I didn't mind paying full price for, which says a lot as I've not felt that way in a while.

Give it a try, I think you'll be happy seeing it alone or with people.

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Date: 2003-04-18 10:11 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] scottobear.livejournal.com
Yeah.. it's a tough call.. Fat's a talented person.. I feared mostly for the rest of the cast. :)

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