Mark and Ted's Excellent Adventure in Drama

[Tom Marshall]

 

[Tom Marshall]

That one was a pain in the a$$...

 

[Brandon Rice]

You cats are REALLY good at photoshop...

 

[Tom Marshall]

hehe... thanks dude

 

[Brandon Rice]

Yeah... np... I wish I had PS skills like that... Here is a pic I took the other day though...

 

[Tom Marshall]

Beautiful shot there Brandon...

 

[Brandon Rice]

Thank ya man... high res version available if you want... let me know

 

[Tom Marshall]

yeah, let me have it... it's time for a new desktop wallpaper...

 

[Brandon Rice]

You got it... coming via-PM

 

[Mark Johnson]

HA!!! TOM, that rocks.

Now, how can I meet her????

 

[Tom Marshall]

Sometimes, things come back to haunt you... so be careful...

 

[Tom Marshall]

HA!!! TOM, that rocks.

Now, how can I meet her????

lol

She works at the Hooters in Santa Monica... I think... :thumbup:

PS. Kevin's gonna kill me...

 

[Mark Johnson]

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA HA ......... That's our DP!

 

[Tom Marshall]

I'm laughing so hard my side just started to cramp up! :cheesy:

 

[Mark Johnson]

 

[Tom Marshall]

hahahah!! nice... man, I need to get one of those shirts...

 

[Mark Johnson]

You just might find a present when you show up for your first set call .....

 

[Tom Marshall]

I'd be happier than a little kid on Christmas morning :cheesy:

OK, bedtime... catch ya later, Mark!

 

[VersuS]

this is the worst thread ever!


(hahahaha,j/k, maybe boost even more the public's interest with some bad publicity)

 

[Mark Johnson]

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LOL, John!



This thread does sometimes resemble a bad frat party. I imagine a number of DVXers find the humor to be sophomoric and probably "beneath them." All I can say is:

a) I promise that as we get further into December we'll definitely have more serious discussions of film making issues along with information regarding our shoot; and

b) We have to occasionally "dumb down" the thread to the Sophomore level in order to accomodate Kyle Stebbins, our resident Sophomore.
Believe me, we otherwise would be discussiong Proust and deconstructing Thomas Pynchon's new novel. However, doing so would be quite troubling to Mr. Stebbins in Nebraska, who is generally only comfortable with a steady diet of crude sexual innuendo and scatological humor.



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