Silent Sunday

Watch the video below. Do not adjust your volume. There isn't any sound. There's really no need for it. I discovered this gem on youtube while searching for the silent film Nosferatu. I'm so delighted at my black and white discovery.

What does this little movie tell us about life? It reveals that no matter how intimate the occasion; it's all about wearing the right pair of shoes.

Comments

  1. RuprechtOctober 6, 2008 at 1:50 PM

    So .....

    In order to try and get this in even the most minimal sense, Rupe channel'd his "inner estrogen" in preparation.

    In complete and total surprise - and even in amazement - Rupe got this.

    Rupe expects praise for doing so.

    ReplyDelete
  2. AnonymousOctober 12, 2008 at 10:40 PM

    what vid? nothing is showing up

    ReplyDelete
  3. MarissaOctober 13, 2008 at 7:11 AM

    Hmmm I don't know what problem you're having, Godfather. It's playing right now as I type this.

    ReplyDelete
  4. MarissaOctober 13, 2008 at 7:12 AM

    Oh, and Rupe, consider yourself praised. Highly.

    ReplyDelete
  5. AnonymousOctober 13, 2008 at 9:03 PM

    Right pair of shoes?

    I thought it was about, "How high is she going to go with that stocking before I have to see if one of my kids is watching over my shoulder?" ;-)

    A side note: I guess the last time she wore those F-me shoes she was practicing her bongos. LOL

    ReplyDelete
  6. AnonymousOctober 13, 2008 at 9:07 PM

    Miss, I recommend the following quirky funmaster jam:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iIn5I8wNaE&eurl=http://mentalorigami-wildhair.blogspot.com/

    Oh, and if you're not Marissa, watch it anyway. It's not like I own YouTube, natch.

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

What's on your mind?

Popular posts from this blog

Inaugural video message from your Wildhair

Oh, nice still frame! I look like I'm about to heave or I'm doing my impersonation of Jabba the Hutt. This is an impromptu idea. I wanted to give my friends, family and readers something special for the end of the year. Let me know if this version of my randomosity is something appealing for the future. My random blathering takes on a whole new meaning when you witness it live ... or almost live. Happy New Year!
Read more

WARNING: Eye contact may cause unwanted conversation

Image
Today makes the third day off work. Seriously, I need to find a way to make money doing this; screwing around online and in the process maybe hammer out a coherent thought that resonates with whomever stumbles up on my blog (either by accident or intention). This mornin g I had no inclination to do my laundry after Mancub left for school. No, what I fully planned was crawling back into bed for another hour or so. Then, once fully re-rested, I'd make a pot of coffee and chillax with the morning news. Oh, who am I fooling? I would have parked my carcass at this amusement box and goofed around on Plurk or Facebook with an intermittent perusal of one of the blogs I have listed over there ----------> Maybe I should always plan on being Miss Slackerass because, rather than going back to bed, I put on clothes, sorted laundry and hauled my tuchus to the local gas n'sip /launderette. Small town living is just so freakin ' peachy. For a Monday, the gas/laundry facility was
Read more

A hairy ordeal

Image
I make no secret that I color my hair. It all started back in '83 when I used a temporary dye to make my already dark brown hair jet black. Why would I do that, you ask? Because when it comes to my love of the theater, I will make sacrifices. Our theater arts program put on "Flower Drum Song" as our Spring Musical. I was cast as seamstress Helen Chow. How odd that I play the role of a woman who was the object of unrequited love. For the record, I had a moment on the stage where I stood alone singing about how love needed to leave me be. "Love Look Away" also served as the song I would later sing in the Miss Kankakee Pageant. But I digress, as usual. This is not about my lonely hearts club or retro rewind to days of glory in high school. This is all about my 'do. The lioness's mane. My crowning glory; my hair. After looking at all the photos from the Rick Springfield concert, I am questioning my current choice of hair color. While I enjoy pre
Read more