Comments | artistchick: Larry the Locksmith

artistchick

Larry the Locksmith

Jan 11, 2007 00:47

( My fire door got a kick out of this! )

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penpusher January 11 2007, 11:31:26 UTC

Certainly better than most of the stuff on TV! You should be filming blogisodes and getting some fame to help sell your stuff!

Or... maybe I should be doing that? Or we all should!

artistchick January 11 2007, 21:53:08 UTC

Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it.

macdawgversion2 January 11 2007, 12:31:53 UTC

Normally when I see a long post like this, my initial response is "Ugh... this is a lot of reading." But that was a great story. I like guys like Larry - real salt of the earth type fellows who make you realize that growing old is something to look forward to, not something to fear.

artistchick January 11 2007, 21:57:38 UTC

Oh yes. He had plenty of fun things to tell. I imagine he's the coolest G-Pop ever.

Glad you enjoyed it, Mac, and hope you're doing well!

glass_onion14 January 11 2007, 22:45:27 UTC

hehe I enjoyed that story immensely and I'm glad everything worked out in the end :)

Kicking in doors eh? I've never tried that myself, outside of a film set anyway. It sounds like it was secretly pleasing.

Hope your doing well :)

artistchick January 12 2007, 06:06:14 UTC

Glad you liked it! And thanks! Hope you're doing awesomely with your badass film self.

Wondering . . . do you kick in thick fire doors on set?

glass_onion14 January 12 2007, 07:39:41 UTC

I am doing awesome with my badass film self :P Looking forward to going back to the school in the spring.

I don't kick in thick fire doors however, everythings fake in the movies, I only appear to have superhuman Amanda fire door kicking in strength

artistchick January 13 2007, 02:30:13 UTC

That's what adrenalin is for.

lady_lydalia March 15 2007, 19:13:38 UTC

You're always a great storyteller.

I've missed being on livejournal for so long.
I'm glad I decided to get back using it again.

artistchick March 15 2007, 20:13:58 UTC

Awesome--I'm glad you're finding enjoyment in it once again.

I have so much writing that I'm always meaning to do, particularly after something like this happens. But I usually procrastinate until the details are too hazy or the motivation is no longer there. Since I already have a googol of hobbies, finding time is difficult.

Thanks for the compliment, Jillibean. :)