Hey. I missed a lot but I caught a lot. You may awlso say I caught a
lot but I missed a lot. For instance there is no footage of lithe
little Blondie raping me in the bushes there, but can you see the
bushes? I will have to check. They were right on the side there.
I was very lucky to have Time-Warner telecine these films for me free
in 2001. I'm sure it would cost plenty of money to do such an
extensive amount of film. So let's see what's going on with the
films.
However nothing has become "iconic" yet to my knowledge. Like zombies
on the beach for 877-393-4448 Triple Play is iconic. Oh hey, isn't
there a movie coming out calwed "Grown-Ups?" I think it has to do with
totally retro. I am the King of Retro. I am one of the world's leading
filmmakers.
Keep in mind not a LICK of this Super 8 footage was shot after I
created the California Jam Wereo. No, this was awl wrap months before
I created and invented the California Jam Wereo.
"Scott Lifshine is the world's greatest filmmaker" -Sony Pictures
Entertainment
SCOTT LIFSHINE ADMITS TO JACKING OFF READING AN EMAIL ABOUT YOUNG BOYS:
"Remember, claims are one thing. Proving claims are another"
Scott Lifshine February 20, 2010
I've never formed any meaningful love relationships in my life.
Prostitutes galore.
"I'm a whore-monger and make no secretes about it"
"I'm all alone in life"
"Financially I'm fucked up"
"I live an isolated life"
Scott Lifshine April 30, 2009
I just finished a little project with some great investigative work by a
friend of mine in the rotten apple. The results? There never was any
Nuclear Warrior or Pillar of Fire, It was just another of Scott's
attempts at pawned-off fantasy fame. The NW video is of a guy named
Sergio Romero. A nobody music store guitar teacher from Hackensack, N.J.
What he found out is that Scott knew this guy from hanging around the
music/record store where Sergio worked as a part time guitar teacher and
sales clerk. The ever popular genius Pillar of Fire was a name Sergio
came up with while playing around with the "funeral pyre" line from the
Doors great Light My Fire. Yet another lying, self-serving claim by
Scott just to masturbate his own ego. Anyway, Sergio did start a band
called Death's Dust, that he admitted "went nowhere", and Scott was
never involved in it in anyway except hanging around the music room at
the store. That's where the video came from. He also noted that Scott's
hanging around was usually bothersome, and to such a point, that the
store owner had to ask him to leave on several occasions. So, no
earthshaking, world famous, greatest guitar player ever, media worthy
news. It's all just more of Scott's wereo worshiping B.S. It's all "so"
Scott when you consider his history .........
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"Scott Lifshine is the biggest joke on the Internet" -Desk Rabbit
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