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Adam Wilbert
Jedi Master Film Handler

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From: Bellingham, WA, USA
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 - posted 07-22-2004 12:52 AM      Profile for Adam Wilbert   Author's Homepage   Email Adam Wilbert   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
what, like that red Blazer?

[Razz]

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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From: Hollywood, CA USA
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Nice bike, Jason! [thumbsup] [beer]

That 1st pic reminds me of your new bike you were riding 2 years ago...

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Dominic Espinosa
Phenomenal Film Handler

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There was a sighting this last week of a spider-projectionist...This is the only photograph we've found:
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And the other day I began questioning the ability of some to follow directions including printed paths...SpiderMan 2 in our big house was threaded like this when I came in. Just for the record, I didn't train that projectionist.
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Dan Lyons
Jedi Master Film Handler

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ARG!! Good thing you caught it before the show started. If that film started to run, the full feed rolls of cleaner would quickly unspool.. possibly finding there way into the projector and wrapping around a sprocket and then..... [puke]

btw: i want a spider-projectionistboy! not fair. [Wink]

danny

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William Hooper
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 - posted 07-23-2004 12:10 AM      Profile for William Hooper   Author's Homepage   Email William Hooper   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Where are the pictures of your tonsils?

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Thomas Procyk
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From: Royal Palm Beach, FL, USA
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quote: Dan Lyons
btw: i want a spider-projectionistboy! not fair.
I don't!! Look at how his feet are on that platter! And what's he holding on to? Hopefully not that black thing wrapped around the air duct. Shouldn't he be mopping that dirty floor?

He's probably the one who threaded that film cleaner, too. I'm not one to judge people (snicker) but he looks like an idiot from here.

If I found him in my booth, i'd fire his ass all the way back to Pleasantville so fast, he'd beat Seabiscuit. [Razz]

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Dan Lyons
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quote: William Hooper
Where are the pictures of your tonsils?
Oh how disgusting. A very strange thing to ask. [Razz] AFAIK the doctor didn't save them in a jar or take pics of them lying on a bloody tray. [puke]

danny

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Dominic Espinosa
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Actually...I'm a foot away from the platters, I was sitting on a pair of shipping crates that one print of Spidey came in.
The black thing is a couple rolling stock ads that I had my way with, and finally, the floor is like that. The contractors screwed it up pretty bad when they built it. It was actually pretty clean that day.

As for the threading, it did get run like that. The media was NOT rewound when I found it and it had been playing that way.
The picture is a staged recreation of how the GM threaded it.
Coming soon: The adventures of Xenon Boy!

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Dan Lyons
Jedi Master Film Handler

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BTW, why is your cleaner BOLTED on to the bracket? It must be a bitch putting the FG on the pads with it in that position.

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Robert L. Fischer
Expert Film Handler

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I love it when people ask me how to thread the film cleaner. The arrows are pretty clear indicators of the film path...

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Dominic Espinosa
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It's not so much bolted on as it is just screwed in with a hefty screw [Wink]

It's very easy to move. Although that one usually stays up there since the big house gets the most rotation, new prints each week usually.

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Brian Michael Weidemann
Expert cat molester

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From: Costa Mesa, CA United States
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Perhaps I get a little delusional when I'm building a print from 38 cores, but am I the only one who finds this slightly amusing?

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Richard Fowler
Film God

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Reminds me of the "empty box" labels we would put on packing materials for ocean freight container shipment so the client and customs would know that nothing is missing or extra [Wink] Example, fully loaded audio racks in crates and "empty" amplifier boxes for wedging the crates for shipment.

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Jason Black
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From: Myrtle Beach, SC, USA
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 - posted 07-23-2004 08:06 PM      Profile for Jason Black   Author's Homepage   Email Jason Black   Send New Private Message       Edit/Delete Post 
Phil...

One of the guys on the list claims in his signature...

"My other ride is your sister"..

LOL...

And Phil,
You need not be jealous becuase you aren't my 'bitch'. You'll always be my hero... [Big Grin]

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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From: Hollywood, CA USA
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Well Jason, I guess since my sister died 22 years ago, your friend must be into necrophilia. While, as you know, everyone has their fetishes, that's not one of mine.

To quote a friend of mine: Sweet Jesus! [Smile]

>>> Phil

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