Just contemplating everyday life. There's so much we ignore and just take for grnated, and never even notice when it disappears. Then there's the stuff that's amazing but we never notice at all.
Deep...
Like that flaoting bench you're sitting on, for instance.
I knew there was something funny about the view...
The first movie was our only real break; after the second movie we were too old for the parts so they replaced us. Littlefoot got a part as an extra in the first Jurassic Park, but that was it.
I don't keep in touch with the others, really, but I hear about them from time to time. Petri and Spike run a fashion consulting firm. Littlefoot's in real estate.
Ducky? Girl finally came out of the closet last year. Last I heard, she was in D.C., lobbying for Gay Marriage.
Yeah, I played the Sharptooth. That was really during my prime, though. I never looked for movie roles after that; it wasn't the best acting experience.
I spent some time off-Broadway, even a brief stint on Broadway, buteventually the actor's life wore me down. 9 to 5's not a real glamorous life, but I'm content.
Johnson, You know I don't approve of these interviews on company time.
I remember how excited they all were the first day of filming. We did most of the action shots first, just to get them comfortable in front of the camera.
It was quite an experience. I had never worked with a cast almost entirely composed of amateurs. At first I was daunted, but after the first couple of days I saw potential.
I miss working with them, but in retrospect they would have had brighter futures as fossil fuel.
Hi, everybody. Tobor here. I just want to bring some things out in the light. There's much more to me than is commonly portrayed her on Stripcreator.
Cornholing is serious business, and in real life it should be not be done as lightly as you may have seen me do in various comics. You should never cornhole someone unless they ask...
I have an office job. I sit on my ass all day and type at a computer. By the end of the day my ass is crammped all to hell from the sitting.
I used to work in a automotive body shop. I'd come home with a horrible pain in my neck and back from having to contort to all sorts of odd angles to work certain panels on a car.
My conclusion was that blue-collar jobs are a pain in the neck, and white-collar jobs are a pain in the ass. I think I'd be better off whoring myself for cash.