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Topic: Member Signature's Explained...
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Mike Olpin
Chop Chop!

Posts: 1852
From: Dallas, TX
Registered: Jan 2002
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posted 10-17-2003 01:02 PM
My Complete Signature-ology with commentary:
quote: I'm that "Wild Fandango" that all of your customers have been complaining about.
Remember that Fandango ad with the guy who goes up to the ticket seller and tries to get tickets to a sold out show? He sees someone use Fandango. Then he tries using the word Fandango in various sentences in an effort to make the ticket seller give him tickets. Towards the end he says "There's a Wild Fandango loose in the theatre!" After that ad had ben playing for a few weeks, many of the customers started saying the line to theatre employees.
quote: Film with a side of trailers, served daily on a silver platter.* *Rolling Stock will now be served in DLP for our digitarian guests.
Easy enough to understand. DLP rolling stock is in reference to the 2wenty.
quote: Greetings, Forum Readers. Right Now. As you sit in your comfy chair viewing your electronic mail. Perhaps enjoying something from the concession stand? Consider this: The average web junkie posts up to 30 posts per day. Pure, precious, knowledge-sharing, info. It is unfortunate you are unable to comprehend all this text. But that's beside the point. The point is, to keep posting all that info, you're mind must be replenished. So.... Drink your Film-Guard! Brad has bandwidth bills to pay!
More fun with rolling stock. This one makes fun of the Matrix Powerade ad "Greetings, Theatre Attendees"
quote: Number of times Pixaroligist has seen Finding Nemo: *
quote: True film analysis requires multiple viewings. Heres where I stand: Nemo - 10 35mm / 3 DLP / 13 total Pirates - 4 35mm / 1 DLP / 5 total Matrix 2- 3 35mm / 1 IMAX / 4 total
These two were removed because to many people were finding out how much spare time I have - and then expecting me to do something more productive.
quote: STOP BLOWING HOLES IN MY SHIP!!!
Seriously! Shes taking on water.
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