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 Them's hours folks
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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
5 comments:
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Timbeaux said...
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My wife closed the window!! 3 hours of work, ARRGGHH!!!
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1/2/08, 8:30 PM
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Anonymous said...
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Rodger:
I've watched 3 seasons of "The WIRE" over the past month. What a great show!
My question for you: Is Baltimore really like that? -
1/2/08, 9:37 PM
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Arthur said...
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I called it quits after I got the outline done, the 2 people at the bottom on most of the girl on the right. Then I started piling up the featureless dark gray, featureless light gray, and featureless light pink pieces to give myself some room to work and realized that 90% of the puzzle I had left was 3 featureless colors.
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1/2/08, 9:44 PM
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BlogDog said...
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Mine will end up being about a week (though the computator will be put to sleep many times in that period.
You bastard! (he says with great affection) -
1/2/08, 11:52 PM
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Rodger the Real King of France said...
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I've never seen, nor heard of "The WIRE," but your question reminds me of this.
A friend and I used to frequent the pubs and clam bars in Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood where Barry Levison's "Homicide: Life on the Street" was filmed. This day we were sitting in his car, a big Lincoln, when the director came over and asked if he could use the car in a scene, which Fred readily agreed to. Afterwards the director, taking note of Fred's physical appearance - 6'5 with a Daddy Warbucks shaved head, asked if he'd like a role in the episode. Natch says Fred.
Fred's part was portraying a patron in a gay bar where he would be drinking beer and saying "these pretzels are making me thirsty." Okay, I made that part up. No, he would be watching and ogling a gay stripper. Fred was scheduled for the next day, but by then he'd nixed the idea. He didn't want his granddaughter to see him getting slopped in a gay bar. There went his big break. Me? I'd have gone for it. Hi-Ho -
1/3/08, 9:44 PM
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