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The Beaches will be Open - Jaws another iconic movie that I watched so often I could recite it from memory. This piece has the Mayor Larry Vaughn. One of my first pieces using sound. A small device on the back of the piece quotes the Mayors 'The beaches will be open' speech.
I was pausing The Good Place to see if Derek was wearing Cousin Eddie’s white patent leather loafers (he’s not; I think they’re just white canvas Vans) when I noticed that he is wearing ANCHOR-PRINT SOCKS
it’s kinda hard to tell but they are definitely anchors
Short clip of Scott Aukerman, Sprague the Whisperer (Shaun Diston) and guest Ryan Gaul from the Amityville Horror episode of Scott Hasn't Seen, discussing Jaws connections to the movie.
I made this clip for @picklesandwine because Scott wishes that Murray Hamilton, in his Amityville role as a priest, would have had little anchors on his vestments as a nod to the Amity mayor's jacket in Jaws.
Anchor print fabric is something that can be so personal
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*Jaws* is a movie I have seen more times than I can count, even if the version I saw when I was a kid was edited by my parents. And by edited I mean they stopped me watching after Hooper has gone in t...
@picklesandwine worrying that the fabric lady would find the fabric survey results “suspicious” if a bunch of us all voted for the gray anchor fabric is the most perfectly Sandy thing to happen. I love her so much, you guys.
so you probably already heard that 7 Days in Hell is up early on HBR-Garr, but did you know that Will Forte plays a male Sandy and wears the tennis racket equivalent of Mayor Larry Vaughn’s anchor jacket?
The two most important pictures from this photoset (thanks Kurtis!)
Look.
We all know Facebook might as well be jury duty for how dull and irritating and obligatory it has come to feel. But every so often, it is gloriously redeemed.
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