looks like a "schlock-schlock-boom! schlock-schlock-boom! schlock-schlock-boom! schlock-schlock-boom!" stick?
Dave,
I vaguely recall that beat from a movie Sherpa was contemplating making with a couple of bridesmaids in a rented storage unit. IIRC he encounterd numerous technical issues. Technicalitys like: you want us to do what? in a storage unit? with YOU? ON CAMERA? and the fact they rapidly sobered up.
But, back on point, How does one run a soundtrack on a pre 1900 silent movie? Or do you just hire a ragtime piano player to play over the whir of the projector?
Side note on Sherpular behaviors. Oh how mankind can better himself through technology.
Deer Camp 2006: The Mosin Nagant Bayonet Incident.
Deer Camp 2007: Man re-discovers fire and re-invents the wheel: Sherpa Kurt slays deer with Gaviidae Surplus Old School 7x57 (aka Shillelagh's Spare Parts Depot).
June 2008: GE resigns from 7mmExpressDeathCult and sells Sucks PB&J Fully Loaded to Sherpa in order to fund Left Hand Youth Rifle for newly legal 10 year old southpaw son. (Loonling). Note: Allowing 10 and 11 year olds to punch parents deer tags when in immediate supervision of said parent. ANOTHER thing the Minnesota Legislature actually got right this year.
Sherpa Kurt now plans to take field with .280 Remington 700 Mountain Rifle in CDL wood, bearing Talleys and a 6x42 Sightron Big Sky. As said fire stick religiously puts the first 140 TSX in the same spot every time and the optics turn man into an Owl-Bat for low light target acquisition ... it will take extreme levels of creative Sherpatude to continue legendary deer hunting follies antics. OK, equipment failure is no longer an option. Human error is a given.
At North Country Rendevous, we'll have to speculate on how to set up a pool/calcutta or the like to get all Nostradamus like on what is coming next.
