Showing posts with label scott wild. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scott wild. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 15, 2010

The EADJ ProofrEADJer, September Edition







And submitted just this morning by Scott Wild(!):



But I think this has to be the granddaddy of typo shots:

Wednesday, September 16, 2009

Cock, Part 2

I took a quick trip to CVS to pick up the FAIL film. It must be noted that this has officially turned into a bonafide quest, since hardly anyone develops real film anymore, much less some craptastic obscure gimmick film from the 90's.

This time they spelled "Scott" right. I also love the option "Kodak Certified Technician must speak to customer." I think that's for notifying the FBI or Child Protective Services.


Advantix. I think the last time anyone developed any Kodak Advantix film was at a "Saved By the Bell" wrap party from Season 1. And you can bet Mr. Belding was in those party shots. Tits.


"We don't process this kind of films."

Cock.


I got a call last night around 7:30, and a man with a very thick Indian accent asked for "Scot Wild." Knowing what this was regarding, I answered, "Uh... I'm his friend." He proceeded to tell me that CVS was unable to develop the film that "Scot" had dropped off, and at first I thought it was because it was shots of porno or murder (both predicted by Mel Kreilein). Turns out they don't develop the weirdo Kodak Advantix film because it's too arcane for their equipment. He said I could take the film back tomorrow. Guess I'll have to figure out another place to drop the film off.

Stay tuned for the latest in this developing story. That was a terrible pun. But appropriate. Still, sorry. Fuck you.

Tuesday, September 15, 2009

SUBMITTED!

On my lunch break, I took the film I found in one of the cameras (from the previous blog entry) to CVS for developing.



She said the film would be ready tomorrow at noon. I left my real phone number, but in case the photos turned out to be fucking bizarro or highly illegal, I left an alias:

Friday, April 11, 2008

Quirky, Indeed.

Pictured below, John Reid finds a familiar face at the Barnes & Noble.



Tuesday, March 18, 2008

An Oral Tradition Passes On To The Next Generation.

In Vegas, Mel Kreilein tells the others the legend of the infamous "El Cheapo Luncho" incident.