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Greetings!
Hello, out there! I am Aaron Handy III, a lifelong devout classic TV buff.
I hail fron The Crescent City Herself, New Orleans, LA. I am a graduate of Isaac Delgado Community College with an Associate of Arts degree. I run a TV Web Shrine in my name, which serves as my "front" page; its Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is in the signature below, and feel free to visit it. The TV shows which I fancy are Batman, The Monkees, Get Smart (CBS), The Hollwyood Squares (NBC), Match Game 73-9/PM, The New Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape Show, The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour, The Harlem Globetrotters, and The All-New SuperFriends Hour. And my favourite movies are Batman (1966), Casino Royale (1967), The Odd Couple, HEAD (both 1968) and MASH (1969). (How much you want to bet that these films have either been spun off from or into well-known TV series?? Even Casino Royale had its turn on the small screen!)
My namesake TV Web Shrine houses 2 webpages which are 'toon oriented: my New Tom & Jerry Info Site and THE FALCON'S LAIR: The Unofficial Guide To Dynomutt Dog Wonder; check em out, too!
It's great to be here!
I hail fron The Crescent City Herself, New Orleans, LA. I am a graduate of Isaac Delgado Community College with an Associate of Arts degree. I run a TV Web Shrine in my name, which serves as my "front" page; its Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is in the signature below, and feel free to visit it. The TV shows which I fancy are Batman, The Monkees, Get Smart (CBS), The Hollwyood Squares (NBC), Match Game 73-9/PM, The New Tom & Jerry/Grape Ape Show, The Scooby-Doo/Dynomutt Hour, The Harlem Globetrotters, and The All-New SuperFriends Hour. And my favourite movies are Batman (1966), Casino Royale (1967), The Odd Couple, HEAD (both 1968) and MASH (1969). (How much you want to bet that these films have either been spun off from or into well-known TV series?? Even Casino Royale had its turn on the small screen!)
My namesake TV Web Shrine houses 2 webpages which are 'toon oriented: my New Tom & Jerry Info Site and THE FALCON'S LAIR: The Unofficial Guide To Dynomutt Dog Wonder; check em out, too!
It's great to be here!
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Just thought i'd share this...
...Hiya, Folks!
I know it's been a loooooooong time since i posted and i'm almost certain i've become a ghost from the past, but i'm risking it anyway and posting despite it all!
I've been on a sortof web-hiatus of sorts (though i've occasionally dropped by to see what was new 'n all) as i embarked on what has become a milestone in my life: my first published book of cartoons!
No, this is not a shameless advertisement for you to buy my book (though i certainly won't stop you) and i hope this doesn't offend anyone, but i thought it appropriate for this forum to share what has come to be the culmination of the last 11 years of my animated life.
For those of you who don't know me that well, i'm a cartoonist...well, i make my living selling computers, but i still consider myself a cartoonist just the same. I've been drawing a comic strip entitled "Livestock" and have finally amassed enough material (that i'm not too embarassed of!) to fill 120 pages.
I would like to continue cartooning and have several projects lined up including one that i plan on pitching to the networks soon (because i'd really love to get involved in animation).
For more info, please feel free to contact me or visit my website: www.livestockproductions.com
Thanks!
-Phil
I know it's been a loooooooong time since i posted and i'm almost certain i've become a ghost from the past, but i'm risking it anyway and posting despite it all!
I've been on a sortof web-hiatus of sorts (though i've occasionally dropped by to see what was new 'n all) as i embarked on what has become a milestone in my life: my first published book of cartoons!
No, this is not a shameless advertisement for you to buy my book (though i certainly won't stop you) and i hope this doesn't offend anyone, but i thought it appropriate for this forum to share what has come to be the culmination of the last 11 years of my animated life.
For those of you who don't know me that well, i'm a cartoonist...well, i make my living selling computers, but i still consider myself a cartoonist just the same. I've been drawing a comic strip entitled "Livestock" and have finally amassed enough material (that i'm not too embarassed of!) to fill 120 pages.
I would like to continue cartooning and have several projects lined up including one that i plan on pitching to the networks soon (because i'd really love to get involved in animation).
For more info, please feel free to contact me or visit my website: www.livestockproductions.com
Thanks!
-Phil
"When cartoonists draw, they should strive to create enduring images. These images are extremely important, and we have to keep growing and getting better." -Charles Schulz
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Good Call! Still, i find it amusing enough to imagine animatronic pirates chomping on visitors in nutcracker-like fasion!
I'll be sure to stick around this time...thanks for having me back!
I'll be sure to stick around this time...thanks for having me back!
"When cartoonists draw, they should strive to create enduring images. These images are extremely important, and we have to keep growing and getting better." -Charles Schulz
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Good point, Ben...that kinda irritates me as much as putting udders on MALE COWS!! But i digress...
Thanks Daniel and Ben...it's been a long journey and the success truly has been that journey (and of course, the goal!).
Funny thing is that i thought that getting published would free me up a bit...but now i've got even more projects i want to do!! I hope you all had a glorious Christmas and that you have time to watch many animated gems!! (myself, i'm enjoying Oswald on my sick day...i feel yucky and elated all at the same time!)
Thanks Daniel and Ben...it's been a long journey and the success truly has been that journey (and of course, the goal!).
Funny thing is that i thought that getting published would free me up a bit...but now i've got even more projects i want to do!! I hope you all had a glorious Christmas and that you have time to watch many animated gems!! (myself, i'm enjoying Oswald on my sick day...i feel yucky and elated all at the same time!)
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