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happy happy, to you
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old pages, updates, etc (part 1)
take a peak at these two pages
– videocollection
– videowishlist
– clearly not updated for content in years, but I’m trying to update the links, the pics, the “https” (if you know why that’s important), email link and it’s just fun to rediscover stuff on my site outside the blog here – take a look, let me know if you find any mistakes, broken links, and the first one to find the broken geocities link wins!
I’m hoping to take advantage of the cold months and more time indoors, and do some improvements to the site beyond the blog – insights, encouragements, comments appreciated!
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buttmunch
no idea who, or where from, but i like it
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Mr. Yale
not enough out there on Joey Yale (Fred Halsted‘s partner) – performed in 5 films, directed 9 for Cosco Studios; in fact, I should be doing a directors page on him! I am currently struggling to update many of my current directors pages – (feedback appreciate) – by adding photos, fixing broken links, adding the “S” to “http” for security, and fleshing out some of the content with some of my own reviews/commentary of the films themselves, going beyond just lists of titles and dates. But I digress! These pics from some random bondage magazine, and I’ve seen others – check out the pics of him in Falcon’s Abducted! (he’s listed as Kenny in most places – ooh, that makes film #6!) – you can see how this can be all time-consuming, and easy to get distracted.
18 years ago – younger (duh), slimmer version of me
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checking it twice
directed by: Francis Ellie (1979)
Starring: (this scene) George Payne and Brian Ray (Santa) – ; also stars Jack Wrangler, Giuseppe Welsh (helicopter), Adam DeHaven, Kurt Mann, Snapper Foster, Derek Thurston, and Anna Freed
This great scene from Navy Blue finds sailor George Payne wandering around Manhattan, stumbling upon a Santa raising money for charity who uses several awful double entendres to pick up sexy sailor George Payne.
and enjoy (NOT) the crappy Xmas music soundtrack – “Sleigh Ride, by Leroy Anderson, then the “Ukrainian Bell Carol”!