FAT MONSTER FILMS presents "O2" ... Every. Breath. Counts.

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Did anyone else get the sneakin' suspicion that Tom Marshall is related to this guy? The hair... the attitude... c'mon I rest my case. BTW... I'm out for the 11th as well... :) Whooosh! *kick* Done.
 
Did anyone else get the sneakin' suspicion that Tom Marshall is related to this guy? The hair... the attitude...

...the raw sexual energy... the tendency to blow things up... the...

sh*t. Did I type that out loud?
 
Had a great holiday so far. Our new VFX artist Nate Caauwe flew in yesterday and we've been showing him around. Also, my 13-year old son David is spending the weekend too. We took everybody to Hollywood for the traditional Fat Monster welcome at Hooters Hollywood:

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Wow - what a surprise. You have son! There is not only dvxuser, some "Hot Babes" :evil:and many beers:beer:. He looks a happy nice boy. Compliments!:thumbsup:

Susanne
 
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I don't want to search it on google - what is "Hooters"?

It's a "family" restaurant by their own marketing where the wait staff is female and wears very short shorts and half t-shirts.

It's sort of for business men that want to ogle women during lunch but don't want to go to a topless bar. They have sports bar food there like hot wings and burgers.

Fat Monster has a regular table there.

Hooters.

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Ah ... America :D
 
Wow - what a surprise. You have son! There is not only dvxuser, some "Hot Babes" :evil:and many beers:beer:. He looks a happy nice boy. Compliments!:thumbsup:

Susanne

Of course he's happy. His dad is Peter Pan :)

(and takes him to Hooters)


Ha ha! I loved that comment Jack and I especially appreciated your compliments Susanne. I am truly blessed to have such a wonderful son. He lives with his mom, who I am still best friends with, and David and I try to spend every weekend together. Now that he's out of school he gets to do some serious time at the monster shack and we love having him.

He wants to be a writer and has held to this for several years. Moreover, his stories are truly imaginative and well written. I'm so pleased that he has a huge interest in both reading and writing.

Here's one of my favorite iPhone pictures from this spring. We visited my folks in Kansas and David wanted to interview his Grandfather about his experience in the war. My dad was a pilot for the Army Air Force and his plane did get shot down and barely made it back to friendly territory. However, David (like a good producer) kept prodding him with stuff like, "Pop Pop, are you sure you didn't have some hand-to-hand combat experiences? Maybe if you think hard you can remember some real exciting stuff!"

I was speaking to my father this weekend about how grateful I am to be here today and have made such good friends in Germany. He said, "maybe if we had the internet back then we all could have gotten to know each other better and avoided that damn war." ... Interesting words to consider.

Anyway, I'll be looking forward to the day that David can become a member here and start making his own films.

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For my generation the war is a thing far away in the past and I prefer really to look the life behind me. I hope that your father will have the possibility to make some contacts with german people, particulary in Berlin there are living so many cultures friendly together.

If David has your talent, then he will be for sure a good filmmaker!
 
Thanks Susanne! My father has, indeed, had the opportunity to meet and make friends with many wonderful people from your fine country. In fact, our little town where I was born in Kansas was settled by German immigrants so that we have a lot of heritage that we are proud of. The biggest event in my home town each year is still called "Fest in dem Park" and its all about German food, beer and music.
 
Ha ha ha! They had a lot of good stuff but I mainly remember the beer! And when my brother moved to Pittsburgh his good German friends hooked him up with a membership to The Teutonia Männerchor where he was immersed in all sorts of German heritage stuff. When I visited him I remember being served some "blood pudding" which I hope to never eat again!
 
Not to interrupt the conversation here, but I just wanted to openly observe the irony in Mark and I sitting across the table from one another in complete silence, and reading each others' posts here :p

Excuse the quality, it's just a BlackBerry picture, my camera is upstairs and I'm very lazy :p
 

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Help, help - Teutonia Männerchor! This must be an "illness" of German immigrants. Your poor brother! I could chat other hours with you, but I have really to go to bed, because it is here 4.30 am and I am tired and I have still to organize my wedding! Have a nice weekend with your son.

Susanne
 
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