If any of you were wondering what we make on Google Ads here's the scoop. Our all time take is $11.04! We've covered two rolls of film developing at the one hour Walgreens across from Universal circa 1998! How cool is that!?
That's solid proof that this blog is for fans of Horizons. Sure we could sell this stuff on DVD or some shit but we don't want to. We want to bring our andventures to the table so that everyone who comes across this blog can enjoy Horizons one more time.
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Showing posts with label Eskimo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eskimo. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Friday, June 5, 2009
The how to....
There are a lot of people wondering how we did this so I'll try to explain again. This is how it went in the early stages:
1. Chief would hang out right near the load area and watch people get on the ride.
2. Hoot would stay back where people entered the building.
3. Chief would count empty ride vehicles, there had to be at LEAST six ahead of us.
4. Hoot would signal Chief when somebody entered the building. We had to have at LEAST six empty vehicles ahead AND behind us to not be seen.
5. Most of the time Chief would count ten to twenty empty cars before I signaled him that we had six behind us.
6. We'd get on the ride and check our ride vehicle number.
7. As soon as we rounded the corner out of the load area we'd jump out and run like hell to get as far ahead as possible.
8. By keeping count of the cars we had a precise idea of how much time we had in a scene.
We got very good at knowing how much time we had from doing this over and over.
Later, this became old hat and we just stayed in the ride for 8 hours at a time:)We ate dinner there and even washed ourselves in the Mesa Verde Kitchen scene waterfall.
1. Chief would hang out right near the load area and watch people get on the ride.
2. Hoot would stay back where people entered the building.
3. Chief would count empty ride vehicles, there had to be at LEAST six ahead of us.
4. Hoot would signal Chief when somebody entered the building. We had to have at LEAST six empty vehicles ahead AND behind us to not be seen.
5. Most of the time Chief would count ten to twenty empty cars before I signaled him that we had six behind us.
6. We'd get on the ride and check our ride vehicle number.
7. As soon as we rounded the corner out of the load area we'd jump out and run like hell to get as far ahead as possible.
8. By keeping count of the cars we had a precise idea of how much time we had in a scene.
We got very good at knowing how much time we had from doing this over and over.
Later, this became old hat and we just stayed in the ride for 8 hours at a time:)We ate dinner there and even washed ourselves in the Mesa Verde Kitchen scene waterfall.
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
I like it here
Let's stay in the restaurant for a little while. The middle window, the previous blogs being the last and highest window, had an Asian mother and daughter looking at a playful seal. ............................. I'm trying really hard to be "PC" here folks. (deep breathe) I ASSUME they are Asian. OK? I'd say they were Asian American but they might not be from America. I'm NOT going to say that they are actually Eskimos who are choosing their next meal. I'm not going to say it so forget it.
Now I've done it. Damn!
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