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An Afternoon Comment Diversion / Dustin Rowles
Comment Diversions | January 30, 2008 | Comments (203)
One of our illustrious readers, Rebeccah, was so thorough in her comment diversion suggestion that I feel it necessary to let her email do the work this week. I hope she won’t mind:
This one has been bugging me for days now — remember Ed Grimley (Martin Short) obsessing about whether Pat Sajak would want to hang out with him (in an SNL skit)? “He has too many friends … but maybe not … It’s difficult to say.” Anyways, aren’t there certain actors that you feel you’d just “click” with if they somehow decided for some absurd reason to spend time with you?
When I was in my early 20’s my friend was dating Henry Thomas (Elliot from ET) while he was in town shooting Legends of the Fall (a.k.a. Best in Show, Most Beautiful Mane division). We hung out like real folk — sudsing fountains, drinking at cabins, karaoke-ing, dancing to jug band music and busking on the street corners for giggles (he made up a great song about Chelsea Clinton, I recall fondly). Anyways, it was pretty swell times. I have photos of the busking, ta boot.
I propose that you ask the Pajibanate Council if there is anyone out there they think they’d really have a blast with, given a chance, and what they’d do with them. Obviously, I am not advocating anything unsavory as an option — that’d crash the site, I’m sure.
To illustrate endlessly — my picks are:
1. All-night video game session with Johnny Depp
2. Taking Natalie Portman to a Sanrio/Hello Kitty outlet
3. Baking cookies with Sharon Stone
4. Bathing suit shopping with Juliette Lewis
5. Shopping at a hippy market with Jeff Goldblum
Thanks Rebeccah — and you folks have fun with this one.
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Comments
Posted by: Ranylt at January 30, 2008 2:40 PM
Rebeccah: genius.
In a heartbeat: Werner Herzog, my house, supper table laden with food and wine and surrounded by a few select film-fiend friends (see what I did there?) to talk about his theories about production design, chaos and destruction, Kinski, and new ways to use animals onscreen to depict Herzog's special brand of German existentialism.
He's honestly truly the only living famous person I imagine I could really dig talking to.
(...wracking brains for a moment...)
Yep. The only one.