A promotional stunt in Germany-
Rather well choreographed...
I'd like to think that the moment I saw my face in the paper or on the TV I'd be outta there so fast all you'd hear would be the 'pop' of displaced air.
My reaction wouldn't make the broadcast because I wouldn't come up for air until I was on the beach on the Bahia de Omoa or living on dust and algae on the marge of Lake Laberge (on a boat called the Olive May).
TBG- ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE
Rather well choreographed...
I'd like to think that the moment I saw my face in the paper or on the TV I'd be outta there so fast all you'd hear would be the 'pop' of displaced air.
My reaction wouldn't make the broadcast because I wouldn't come up for air until I was on the beach on the Bahia de Omoa or living on dust and algae on the marge of Lake Laberge (on a boat called the Olive May).
TBG- ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒE
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Anyone tries to use me like that on their "new media marketing campaign" will be writing a big-ass check courtesy of my lawyer.
Wow, yep gotta agree!!!
I'd grab my friend and shout, "I demand a recount! And no matter how it comes out I want my old job back! And a car that goes really fast and gets really shitty gas mileage."
Aha-Another fan of Robert W. Service--I knew you were more than just another man on the street Jay! The cream always rises to the top.
@BP-
"Pain & Suffering" - forsooth!
@Angus-
"... And a blonde with huuuuge tracts of land!"
(Sorry for the RoboCop-Monty Python mashup.)
@OB-
Yeah... I enjoy RWS, Jack London, and their ilk.
I really got a kick when I ran across the Malamute Saloon in Buffalo NY. I didn't go inside to see if there was a lady known as Lou in there.
Nice to see that some Constant Readers out there can pick it up- especially when I used the real names or the lake and the ship.
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