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No Richard- You don't know me- I actually am I student. I've just moved to Oakville from Waterloo and I start at Sheridan in the next week. But seriously, it has been a laugh. I'm sure we'll butt heads again on some thread or the other!

damnit Richard... is the dance over already?! I have also found this little banter to be fun--- what good is an internet forum if we can't clash every now and again? It was fun while it lasted *sob*

Yes- Mitch- I know it's pointless, but it's fun! I can't help myself! It looks like Richard gets in an altercation in just about every thread he posts in anyway-so I'm sure he's accustom to the abuse... and yes, Richard- you're right-the imdb doesn't post everything-just everything anyone might even remotely care about! and it your case in looks like--- let's see-- "fly pooh" as you so graciously put it. You've got a un-original stop motion animation project (if you're going to use stop motion at least do something with some creativity behind it! ie not a rip off of the vintage stop motion Christmas movies which we all know and love and which you've managed to bastardize so well!) Oh- and something called deathdealer.com which was accepted into the prestigious Miami Film Festival (where half the judges are high on blow) I'm sure this film follows in the great tradition of movies with .com in the title such as the box office hits feardotcom or wildwebgirls.com! the point is what you have produced amounts to exactly two specks of fly pooh in the real world so when I eventually do start to build by CV i will be sure to steer away from the mediocrity that you have so far managed to churn out. it looks like you need some help with your ideas too- I just went to the bathroom and literally poop out 4 film ideas that I could pitch to you. Each of these ideas are better than anything you've "produced" so far!

wait---is this THE Richard Boddington of "Deathdealer.com" and "The Snowman Who Saved Summer" fame!? if it is I take it all back! I am not fit to lick at your hallowed toes---not to mention actually converse with you! See as I grovel at your feet--- PLEASE Richard, abuse me! I'll work 80+ hours a week on your poorly written, direct to the bargain bin at your local gas station cinematic tripe! and I'll do it all for FREE! for FREE! I say! take advantage of me! PLEEEASE!

did I say dirty parasite? I meant to say dirty money grubbing parasite! Ohhhh-now I feel bad. Lets make up Richard! What do you say? I'll take you out for ice cream and dancing! I'll even let you hold my hand! -S

oooooh---burn! I go to Sheridan--thanks for asking! *cough* what kind of producer has time to make 400+ posts in a web forum? my guess is richard knows all too well how to flip burgers... my guess is CTV laid him off to hire someone that wasn't such a "bourgeois pig" (did I spell that one right richard!!?) oh---and everyone knows that the producer is the dirty parasite of the film industry-so you made the mistake of assuming anyone even cares about your opinion on anything!! -s (look i'm a big time producer! I sign my name with just one letter!!)

Thank you Richard for proving, once again, that most producers are eletist butts. The vast majority of the people I know working in the film industry have no formal education at all. From what I've seen the industry is based on past experience or connections... in fact many people feel that attending film school is a waste of money all together (Sheridan, Ryerson, Toronto Film School all included). "Look at the jobs advertised in Playback, so many of them ask for a university degree in communications or a related field. The Toronto Film School can't grant you a four year degree." Hmmmm---that's funny---from what I can see 99 % of the jobs on playback (or any other film related job site) ask for experience---not a piece of paper from any school. I think Franco will be just fine--seems to know what he's talking about (as long he doesn't run into any big headed prick producers like richard)... and good luck with that one!