By AmeriKenArtist - May 6, 2003, 7:45 AM Post #51 of 104 [In reply to]
The Bowdoin loop WILL be at the top of the list for the next trip! BTW, on my way home (which took two hours longer than usual) I decided to shoot the inbound Green Line turning at Boylston Street Station. Out of courtesy, I put my permit against the window of the token booth so the young lady would understand why I would be perched on the steps. Well that was a mistake. She just didn't get it and had to call security on her phonetalky. He arrived and I had to go through the turnstile to explain that I have permission to photograph. It was similar to the South Station moment with the security there, except this guy eventually gave me the "OK." In the meantime, "tourists" were snapping their instamatics in the station. The strobe effect seemingly went unoticed. Grrr. With my old camera, I shot one-second exposures at Boylston and Fenway Stations. I wanted to catch some motion. My film is getting processed at this moment. I have a few frames left in the instamatic. Yes I used flash but never toward a motorperson.
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By adamg - May 6, 2003, 9:18 AM Post #52 of 104 [In reply to]
Sometimes it just doesn't pay to play by the rules, I guess. On my way home, I discovered an important lesson: If you're not the most coordinated person to begin with, it's probably best not to try to juggle a bottle of water while looking at pictures on your digital camera, because otherwise, you might just do something like drop the camera and discover just how fragile the things are. So, now I have a dead camera (at least the bottle was almost empty, so I didn't get covered in water). Bowdoin Loop, Bowdoin Loop, Bowdoin Loop!
By eeka - May 10, 2003, 10:56 AM Post #53 of 104 [In reply to]
Elvis just IMed me.
By adamg - May 10, 2003, 1:12 PM Post #54 of 104 [In reply to]
And how is he? Can he get word to Buddy Holly?
Hi there folks, I'm a Impersonator myself, please download some music of me on my website http://members.lycos.nl/riseandshine32/ See you later, Fer
By adamg - May 30, 2003, 6:06 PM Post #56 of 104 [In reply to]
Oh, great, just what the world needs: Dutch Elvis impersonators.
That's dangerous... could lead to Dutch Elvis disease
I saw a guy called Martin Fox - Elvis2k from England, UK and he was on at the Elvisarama Museum while visiting Las Vegas on Holiday. I was surprised as he was very good. I was talking to him after the show and he mentioned that Elvis is going strong in England and he has worked for Sony, Ericsson, Fujifilm and even Disney. His website is http://www.elvis2k.co.uk it has a lot of MP3 sound samples and some photos. He may not be local but does travel.. a jetset Elvis !?!?
By eeka - Jun 2, 2003, 10:49 AM Post #59 of 104 [In reply to]
Elvis passed me on the Tobin Bridge yesterday. He was in a later '80s Pontiac.
http://www.townonline.com/arts_lifestyle/arts_lifestyle/art_elvis10082002.htm Monk Pelly
I need to talk with your nurse (or you). I'm a journalist for the Associated Press and I'm writing a story about how people love or hate pickles. I'd love to talk if you're willing. You can call me at 215-561-1133 or you can write to me at jstraziuso@ap.org with a phone number and I can call you. Thanks, Jason Straziuso The Associated Press
IMHO, Andy Kaufman was the best.
Anyone who is interested in Seeing a excellent Elvis Impersonator check out www.geocities.com/jimmieelvis. He was voted the Ohio #1 Look a like of Elvis Presly and is heading to Las Vegas for the nationals Jan 9 - 11th 2004 He las does bookings
He's talking about Tommy Pickles. LEARN TO FRICKIN' READ
I might be going out on a limb here, but I think Fred was trying to be funny ...
What the hell is this talk about "pickles"? I've seen a great Elvis impersonator in Western New York. His name is Bob James! Check out www.elvissss.com for details. Thank you very much! -Bob James
By adamg - Sep 25, 2003, 7:59 AM Post #65 of 104 [In reply to]
As we see in the Revere case, Elvis impersonators are evil and must be banned.
By Fred Sennott - Sep 25, 2003, 8:15 PM Post #66 of 104 [In reply to]
I second that motion. Trust in God and sin not.Don't blame me I'm like Sparky I voted for Sarah to.
I second that motion.
All they really are, are specialized clowns.
By eeka - Sep 25, 2003, 10:22 PM Post #68 of 104 [In reply to]
AAAAAARRRRRRRGGGHH! DON'T SAY THAT WORD EVER AGAIN!
SPECIALIZED???
By eeka - Sep 26, 2003, 10:00 AM Post #70 of 104 [In reply to]
Specialized is fine. And they make good bikes.
Do they make those little bikes that clowns drive around on?
By eeka - Sep 26, 2003, 12:53 PM Post #72 of 104 [In reply to]
AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGH! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Then (ever seeking enlightenment) who does make those little bikes clowns drive around on?
By adamg - Sep 26, 2003, 2:37 PM Post #74 of 104 [In reply to]
These people: http://www.gilliganswheels.com/specialtybikes.htm CUSTOM MADE- GIANT CLOWN TRICYCLES And these people: http://www.tempolafaek.com.au/novbikes.html
Uh-oh. 's going to wreak her vengence upon thy head. I can see those tiny tire tracks across your prostrate form right now.
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