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October 12, 2009 |
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Leonardo Di Cappachino
FOUND by Jorja
in a Biology workbench
It was stuffed in the spout of a gas tap in the Biology Lab.
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
Yeah, and I just ran into Tom Crude, Richard Gear and Brad Pitty. I wonder where George Looney was, though.
fter graduation started Found Magazine and, once it was up and running, changed his name (slightly) and went on to be a big Hollywood celebrit
It was hard to tell it was him through the crude Mickey Mouse costume, but I could tell.
HAHA! Made me chuckle at 5am
The LOL and smily face make me think there must've been a ball point "SEND" button drawn somewhere to complete the hand-written computing experience. Analog twitter is go!
Did he? Walked past HERE? Did you get his autograph? Did he say anything? Did you talk to him? No, wait ... what did you say his name was?
Actually, this reminds me that I make up names for people I see regularly when I take walks at lunchtime. There's the guy I call "Radar" because he looks a little like Gary Burghoff in M*A*S*H. And a guy I call Larry Storch, who was in the TV series 'F Troop'. And so on. No Leonardos, though.
I don't even want to know what any of those people call me when they see me.
No it wasn't.
@ Librarian: maybe they call you Millie Helper.
Goatee ensemble? Is this the new line is Paris Hilton hair extensions?
Librarian, I do the same thing. There is a "Malibu Barbie" at my gym. I have a neighbor I refer to as "Jimi Hendrix" because he occasionally wails on his electric guitar in the basement, and I also call this same neighbor "Underwear Man" because I saw him putting the garbage out in his underwear. Not a pretty sight.
Anybody else reminded of Alpa Chino in "Tropic Thunder"? "Leonardo di Cappucino" really should be a new "celebrity-inspired" charity Starbucks drink, though. Proceeds could benefit intentionally underemployed twenty-something potheads who have their own places, but just barely.
I need to see the goatee ensemble.
Jorja needs to go stalk the biology room and find the real Leo di Cappuchino and get a photo of THAT.