Is anyone doing a Mets documentary?

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

I'll be going to the game on Saturday and hope to be interviewed by a documentary crew when I get there, in case I happen to see one. Does anyone know if a documentary crew will be shooting there? As you know, I'm a Metsoholic and will be attending with my family, which includes all ages and races.

[Guest cooby]

And its Dog Day! Geez, I really hope someone is there interviewing folks for films that will be shown at festivals.



I wonder if they will come to the Woolrich Carnival and show it.

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

Bravo Johnny - I'm dying here <G>

[Willets Point]

ALL ages and ALL races in one family. That must be a big family.

[soupcan]

You know what? Coincidentally enough I think that there will be someone there filming a documentary about the Mets!

Now where did I hear that?

Damn, I cannot remember but I'm sure I saw it somewhere...

[Frayed Knot]

I think you can find references to this if you check in the newly created (by popular demand apparently) 'Mets Documentary Forum'; the same place where this thread will soon wind up.

[patchyfogg]

"Was it DiMaggio?"

(Please tell me someone gets this punchline)

[Guest metsaholic322]

Wow! You guys are really amazing. I only wish that I could be as in-the-know as you losers. Excuse me for working on my career. I can tell by your tireless efforts on this site that you have done a lot with your life. I would love to interview the 5 "way too cool" met fans that never log off of this site. Actually, on second thought I'll make sure to include a special SHOUT OUT to you all in the documentary. And don't worry, I'll be sure to let you know when HBO will air it.

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

Take it easy Fellini. We're just cracking nuts here.

Good luck with the film.

[Guest KC]

>>Wow! You guys are really amazing. I only wish that I could be as in-the-know as you losers. Excuse me for working on my career. I can tell by your tireless efforts on this site that you have done a lot with your life. I would love to interview the 5 "way too cool" met fans that never log off of this site. Actually, on second thought I'll make sure to include a special SHOUT OUT to you all in the documentary. And don't worry, I'll be sure to let you know when HBO will air it.<<<

Holy mackerel! Amazin' in the know losers career dissin' done nothing no lives
way too cool but we get a shout out despite our assclown behavior.

COOL EEE OH

Remember, it's cranepoolforum.net

Lighten up, Francis.

[Theoldmole]

Maybe you guys are a little new to the field of documentary filmmaking? Sometimes you have to wear down initial resistance.

[Guest KC]

I don't sense any resistance, nor do I have a pulse on Mole's sense of humor.
Many people here will attest that I have little sense whatsoever, sometimes.

Someone fishing for help, getting a little hot sauce when they go a little over-
board, and then rippin' into everyone with a dumb comeback deserve what
they get.

Makes sense to me.

[Guest Edgy DC]

I'm way cooler than the Old Mole.

[Guest KC]

I don't have a pulse on Edgy's sense of humor either, and I've known him like five years.

[patchyfogg]

]Wow! You guys are really amazing. I only wish that I could be as in-the-know as you losers. Excuse me for working on my career. I can tell by your tireless efforts on this site that you have done a lot with your life. I would love to interview the 5 "way too cool" met fans that never log off of this site. Actually, on second thought I'll make sure to include a special SHOUT OUT to you all in the documentary. And don't worry, I'll be sure to let you know when HBO will air it.

And, HBO would be interested in a Mets documentary, why?

[metirish]

] 5 "way too cool" met fans that never log off of this site.

I hope I am one of those peeps, I hardly ever log out, I mean I cool either way so I don't care, best of luck with the HBO thing and the Mets documentary, I mean that,I hope Booby Valentine gets his due in this?

[Zvon]

I have Met memories alright. I dont do interviews tho. :wink:
Ill post some crazy stories you guys wont even believe.

Ill start with my 1st ever Met memory.
Not sure what year, late 60s, but Art Shamsky was chasin a foul pop in right, ran right into the box seat railing between 1st base and right field, and was carted off the field on a stretcher. I heard the next day he broke some ribs, if I remember right.
If anyone can research the date of that game and incident, that was my 1st Met game. My dad took me. Im bettin it was '68.

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

Where's avi when you need him? Talk about memories. avi could start with his "Ten Best Games I Ever Attended" list and simply expand from there.

No documentary would be complete without a rambling interview of Joelmon. Does anyone know where he hangs out now? I'd pay money to hear the audio of a Joelmon rant.

[Guest Rockin' Doc]

Found him.

[Guest Edgy DC]

Jolemon math works in the audiophile world

[Guest Johnny Dickshot]

MFS62 with some 2000 posts on the Joelmon board: Does it still exist? Or is it supposed to be secret?

[Theoldmole]

No one is cooler than the Old Mole.

[Benjamin Grimm]

I got an e-mail today from the documentary people, with an attached PDF file. They mention the people they've intereviewed, including a "little carrot-topped wiz kid" who I'm pretty sure is one of our younger members.

Anybody else get this? It wasn't sent to me personally, but to a distribution list that I'm apparently on.

[Guest ScarletKnight41]

We got it. MK was quite amused at the description <g>