Ah... the Tiger Balm movie! I just finished it and are finishing up editing.
Uh oh.. I found out my video exceeds the 2 minute limit. Gotta size that down.
I have a slightly larger chance than 1/38 at the time, as some of the entries were submitted by the owner of this contest as a demo.
Clues:
1. I am portraying a popular teen figure in a movie.
2. The movie was independent but distributed by Paramount and Fox Searchlight, and it was released in 2004.
3. The character is something of a nerd, loser, etc.
Biggest clue of all:
4. The character does a well known dance, and thus that is the idea of my movie.
If you know, don't say it!
I'll post more clues, progress, etc. in the future.
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Other stuff:
A family member is going on a 2 day trip to D.C. today and taking the computer I normally use with him. I can still post, play Zap! and all, but most of my Zap! levels won't be available.
Weekly featured magic trick: week of Mon. 10/8-Sun. 14.
-- Theory 11 Presents --
Two cards are selected. Let's say for example a four of diamonds and a six of diamonds. The six is handed to somebody, and their hands close on the card.
Then, suddenly-the magician shakes the four. And slowly, magically,
two pips appear out of nowhere and slowly move across the card to form the six of diamonds. And the numbers have changed as well. The card is fully examinable.
The spectator holding the six takes her hands away... and she is seen holding a completely normal four of diamonds!
DisTorTion by Wayne Houchin. Get it at theory11.com.
I should have it in tomorrow or the next day.
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Every blog post I'll try to post a "Skicker", which is basically a cross between Sky and Kicker. Sky is my username, of course. And a kicker is something that gets somebody to laugh.
So a Skicker isn't just a tip to make somebody laugh-but something to make you successful. It can be your home environment, school/work environment, or anything else. Skickers also can be a fact, or anything useful. On lucky days there may be more than one.
Warning: Remember, they may not always work where you live. So be cautious of that. I'll try to make them more universal than not, but who knows.
Now's Skicker: Want to know a popular, cheap, snack at school/work lunches? Gummy Bears. People go
nuts for them. You can get a big bag for a dollar or two, and just dropping them on the table and watching people go crazy is all part of the fun. If Gummy Bears don't work, try some other candy or small food, like hershey's kisses and hugs.
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Note: Uh, I'm not totally sure if anybody still reads this blog, so please post in the comments if you do!
- Jomskylark / sky_lark
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