........and by the way Mr. Miller you havn't answered how a 7 inch man can thread a 35mm projector.

I know he most likely spins himself on the platter and flings himself to the top of the projector. BUT how does he manage to slip through the gate?

Brad wears boxers
Bob wears Tighty Whiteys
Joe...joe....put your pants on!!!

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Ha Ha! Wrong on all counts. I wear T-shirts with sleeves, and don't even own a thong, even though I have hundreds of pairs of underwear of all varieties, materials, and colors, so the question of what kind I wear is a trick question. I recently threw away 82 pairs that were too small and it didn't make nay difference in the size of the collection that I could tell. I had 152 (the strange thing is that my mother counted them and not me!) pairs of pants in 1992 and probably have 300 or 400 now, and at least 200 shirts. Being such a precise, mathematically-minded person, I'm a bit ashamed that I don't know exactly how many of everything I have. I can put most girls to shame with my clothes collection, although I only have 3 pairs of shoes that I can wear.

I rarely change my clothes three times a day, though, as you guessed. I often change outfits at least once a day, though. It really freaks people out in the mall when I walk around for a half hour in one strange, attention-getting outfit, then go home and change into another and come back and walk around more. (I live only 2 miles from the mall so it's easy to do that.)

Strange or outlandish outfits get a lot of looks at the mall and get a lot of compliments and comments, and sometimes laughs. I've found it strange that such outfits never seem to generate such reactions when I go in movie theatres. I've worn leather pants, zebra stripe pants, and all kinds of wild stuff into theatres and the staff and other customers don't seem to notice.

The strangest dressing-up event that I know of for a movie was when Spice World came out. A group of my friends all dressed up in drag, or at least with some feminine clothes on, and went to the Regal Hollywood 16 (it became 18 later) to see it. Unfortunately, I didn't go along with them. If that didn't generate attention, nothing would. It would be neat to see how theatre staff would react to a large number of people coming to see a movie, all dressed very eccentrically.

A great feat would be to go into a theatre wearing one very noticeable outfit and manage to change outfits somehow during the movie, and come out wearing a totally different very noticeable outfit. That would confuse people. Sometimes I wish I had a twin brother so I could appear to pull something like that. Just imagine what identical twins could do in a movie theatre to drive the staff crazy.

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