A Glimpse Into The Past
If you're looking for proof that I've been an idiot my entire life (or at least since high school), look no further than this.
The show: High Above Limbo
The station: Binghamton TV (or "BTV" as the kids called it)
The date: Fall, 1995-ish (or the early part of my sophomore year in college)
Pay special attention to my wardrobe. Flannel and white "Game" hats were like a uniform for me from like 1992 through early 1996, at which time I jettisoned the flannel but kept the hats. And if you're curious as to what I look like now, add about 40 pounds.
The true story of this is that it was almost completely ad libbed. We basically sat down at the news desk, and just started talking. They flipped on the camera and voila. Enjoy (though you probably will not).
[Tip o' the hat to Ryan for uploading these]
The show: High Above Limbo
The station: Binghamton TV (or "BTV" as the kids called it)
The date: Fall, 1995-ish (or the early part of my sophomore year in college)
Pay special attention to my wardrobe. Flannel and white "Game" hats were like a uniform for me from like 1992 through early 1996, at which time I jettisoned the flannel but kept the hats. And if you're curious as to what I look like now, add about 40 pounds.
The true story of this is that it was almost completely ad libbed. We basically sat down at the news desk, and just started talking. They flipped on the camera and voila. Enjoy (though you probably will not).
[Tip o' the hat to Ryan for uploading these]
Labels: 1990s, Binghamton, idiots, skinny
posted by G.Wo @ 10:51 AM
4 Comments:
I don't quite remember the nineties being so green.
Or is that some artistic element added in post production to comment on your green halcyon days? It's like watching French cinema with my brother in it!
Also, it took me about half an hour to realize this, but you sound suspiciously like Shia LeBeouf.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9jEkt0i7hSk
Oh, yes, the 90s were quite a green time.
And you didn't know that I'm Shia LeBeouf's dad?
Regardless, we now know who can play you in 'Netz: The Geoff Wolinetz Film.
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