Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Unidentified Drifting Object
Here is a thing which was in the sky as we shot (But not w/ bullets, damnit!) those fucks below.
300, 400 ft. up, maybe. No fucking idea what it is. Advertising crap that got loose?
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IT IS BALLOON !
ReplyDeletePurple & White* Editor:
ReplyDeleteWhaddya know? We couldn't figure what it was live, & since we didn't crop the shots we never looked at the larger versions until now.
F-Troop? Never in several hundred yrs. would we have expected that to appear in this space.
*Seattle's Garfield High? Northwestern?
F-Troop? Never in several hundred yrs. would we have expected that to appear in this space.
ReplyDeleteI'm still waiting for those six or so episodes of My Mother the Car to show up somewhere.
There are reasons why I'm weird.
Telebision Skies Editor:
ReplyDeleteWe suspect you aren't that committed/certifiable, per El Wiki:
The current owner of the show is Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer which bought United Artists in 1981. All 30 episodes are available for viewing on hulu.com. The first five episodes are available on YouTube.
Most of the writer/producers are now well-respected sitcom weasels, oddly enough. Never liked Jerry Van Dyke 'though.
And the Balloon clip was put up just in time for you.
Been awhile since I went looking for it.
ReplyDeleteI always thought they made six episodes, sobered up, and ran screaming.
The Great Gazoogal is a wonderful thing...
Nostalgia Editor:
ReplyDeleteEverything was better in the days of real telebision seasons when a show would get a whole season, good or bad, & some of us were mere tadpoles & didn't know what an awful world was waiting out there.