Mental Images of Callers

[Patrick]

Purple Shirt


Officer Tom during his ill fated attempt to join the Jersey City Fire Dept


Jock Squad sans Uniforms.  Hammer Head is in the center?

[Laurie]

I spent my lunch hour working on these.

She doesn't look like Petra Haden.

[herbie]

laurie vs. petra '08!

[masterofsparks]

Dave From Knoxville:

that is HILARIOUS.

Picking Andy Griffith is funny enough, but that picture is totally perfect. A+ picture choice.

[stepheninchicago]

these are great.

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

DFK:

[joanna]

this is suddenly my favorite thread. well done, FOT.

[Sploops]

How I imagined Petey in the good ol days:


How I imagine Petey today:

[TL]

Ted Leo:

You are dead to me.

[dave from knoxville]

Dave From Knoxville:

that is HILARIOUS.

Picking Andy Griffith is funny enough, but that picture is totally perfect. A+ picture choice.

I take this as a compliment, and doubly so because people always used to note my dad's resemblance to Andy Griffith; years later, after his passing, one of his best friends told me that in fact people thought he was a cross between Andy Griffith and Peter Lorre, but they never mentioned the Lorre thing because they thought it might hurt his feelings.

Also, I never really thought of TL as a slightly skeezy but not unattractive female, and who's that douche sitting to her left?

[masterofsparks]

The Andy Griffith picture reminded me:

MC Steinberg

[perry]

Here's my vision of spike:




(sydney lassick... he was in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest')

wow.  you absolutely NAILED my mental picture of spike.  holy crap, that is PERFECT.

as for james, i picture him looking like wilbur cobb from ren & stimpy.  this is the best picture i could find of him:

[Turf Out]

Here's my vision of spike:




(sydney lassick... he was in 'One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest')

this is pretty much how i picture him too.

[John Junk 2.0]

Clark:


Spike:

[Gagneaux]

I re-listened to an older podcast and in it Spike states that he reads 'Jet' and 'Ebony' magazines. I now imagine him as an African American gentleman.