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Quote:You can do what I did and hang back picking up all the pieces that fall off
I can vouch for that!
During the run my Gerber II knife (excellent black resin casting that Scott did) jostled right off of my armour and onto the ground. With so much clanging going on with my aluminum armour and all, I never heard or felt it drop off. Thankfully Tony was there to pick it up without missing a beat! Thanks again buddy!
I think there were at least one or two other marines who lost an item or two during the hustle up the hill. Tony would probably have a better recollection than I.
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Quote:It just seems a little... excessive to me.
In my opinion, it sort of was. It seemed like a last minute idea done in haste that really wasn't necessary, but I think someone was expecting to capture some magic movie moment on film by doing it that way. It was still somewhat fun, but in all honesty I enjoyed the 2005 sweep better because it was slower paced, close-quartered indoors, in the food court no less, and with lots of great spectators wondering what the heck was going on! Derek was going like a madman knocking over potted bushes looking for Xenomorphs and really getting into it -- as were the rest of us, knocking over chairs and looking in garbage recepticles with pulse rifles poised. That one really was the best in my opinion. Unfortunately I don't believe anyone filmed it, but someone did manage to capture a few seconds of it just as we finished...
DC_2005_Game_Over_Man.mov (Unfortunately I don't know who shot this)I'd love to put together some sort of a short and simple script that we could act out in a slower-paced more organized fashion for 2007, and film it as a true on-the-scene cameraman would with fast pans and close-ups on the primary 'actors' as they speak their lines. Nothing expected to be word-for-word, but more like impromptu and serious and in-the-moment.
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Quote:...I was oblivious until AFTER it was done.
Hey Russ, wasn't it right after that sweep that we headed back to base camp and you did the "Who the hell are you and where are you from?" stuff? It seems to me I was a little out of breath when you filmed me introducing myself.
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Quote:I'm thinking of bringing some kind of hydration system with me... I sweated like a freakin' idiot, and I wasn't drinking enough to replace it...
Yeah... I know what you mean Dom!

I remember filling up a couple cups of water at one of the water coolers scattered about in the hotel and offered Alex one. Imagine my surprise when he turned it down.

Turns out he came prepared with his
CamelBak filled with ice water! Now
that's the way you do it!
Rick "Ripstick"
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