missed op

2001.08.29 16.07

Worked late last night. Was going through Planet of the Apes premiere pictures taken by the paparazzi last night while on a break and discovered that I missed out meeting the following people: Molly Ringwald, Bill Paxton, and Aaliyah. Yeah, the girl that died in the plane crash. A little creepy that I saw a movie with her and now she's gone. However, if you think about it, anytime you see a movie with people there is the possibility that they'll die. I'm sure the entire audience that saw E.T. The Extra Terrestrial with me aren't still alive. For sure the audience that I saw Cocoon and Driving Miss Daisy with aren't all still alive. Course, those people were probably lucky enough not to have to die in such a terrible way. The book and subsequent movie Millennium was about fatal airliner crashes and how people from the future would time travel back to the past, knock out everyone on a doomed flight, take them off the plane and replace them with ''drone'' victims so the NTSB wouldn't suspect anything weird... like why did everyone vanish without a trace before the jet crashed? The film stars Kris Kristopherson and was just OK because the plot moved along like a snail on pot (i.e. not only was it very slow, it meandered). Okay, end of tangent. What did we accomplish? Well, you've got one less minute to live now that you've spent it reading this paragraph.

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Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed here are my own only and in no way represent the views, positions or opinions - expressed or implied - of my employers both past and present. « baskin robbins + 1 \| Main \| in l.a. & lost in the bathroom » missed op 2001.08.29 16.07 Worked late last night. Was going through Planet of the Apes premiere pictures taken by the paparazzi last night while on a break and discovered that I missed out meeting the following people: Molly Ringwald, Bill Paxton, and Aaliyah. Yeah, the girl that died in the plane crash. A little creepy that I saw a movie with her and now she's gone. However, if you think about it, anytime you see a movie with people there is the possibility that they'll die. I'm sure the entire audience that saw E.T. The Extra Terrestrial with me aren't still alive. For sure the audience that I saw Cocoon and Driving Miss Daisy with aren't all still alive. Course, those people were probably lucky enough not to have to die in such a terrible way. The book and subsequent movie Millennium was about fatal airliner crashes and how people from the future would time travel back to the past, knock out everyone on a doomed flight, take them off the plane and replace them with ''drone'' victims so the NTSB wouldn't suspect anything weird... like why did everyone vanish without a trace before the jet crashed? The film stars Kris Kristopherson and was just OK because the plot moved along like a snail on pot (i.e. not only was it very slow, it meandered). Okay, end of tangent. What did we accomplish? Well, you've got one less minute to live now that you've spent it reading this paragraph. « baskin robbins + 1 \| Main \| in l.a. & lost in the bathroom »