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You're not too far off.. but damn is it nice to see you enjoying my work. Big fan of yours, had no idea you were still around
Would love to hear your story!
I don't mean to hijack the thread so I will keep it short and leave the elaborate stories for when I am contacted to do that podcast everyone here is talking about.
There is a park around the Throgs Neck Bridge called Little Bay Park. It is actually quite beautiful and the bridge serving as a backdrop made a great visual. People like to jog around a trail under the bridge at that park and I had a great reaction to my suburban jogger gunging that I thought this would be an easy scene to shoot as it didn't involve me going into an actual store, bakery, radio shack, etc, etc. We started the game show on a couple and we always have our buckets off to the side when some people in NYC parks enforcement in green pick up trucks pulled up and were questioning me and the camera guy on the green liquid in the 3 buckets. Mind you, I have experienced a lot of resistance especially inside places like clothing stores and gas stations but didn't imagine an outdoor park. Possibly they were worried about terrorism because I was under a bridge. I don't know. I had a blackberry at the time so had to show the ranger or whoever he was, small grainy videos of old game shows that had mess and what slime was. I think I actually brought up a wild animal games clip (the young Ryan Seacrest show from 1996) that was a game show and they used slime and pies. Seeing that bridge albeit not the exact bridge brought back memories.
Be my guest and hijack! I love stories like this man. I did a few shoots at this waterfront and always aim for a scenic background with the same concept in mind. Sometimes I'll have funny reactions in my videos from people passing by, but I've had a handful of people that were straight up mortified and looked like they wanted to fight me. The premise for your content was so unique and I don't think could ever fly in 2025 but I'm honored if I could trigger some old memories. Please share whatever you'd like
I've gotten a lot of DMs about this and would like to publicly reiterate that feet nor clothes are never a focus of my shoots. I am only concerned with the girls' comfortability and ease in immediately cleaning off. I don't get their feet in the shot ever and I don't even remember what they were wearing, it's entirely up to them.
Rachel actually reached out to me after seeing Abby get slimed. Transitively, one of our most enthusiastic slimes and one of my favorites.
Drops Thursday at midnight
Drops Thursday at midnight
Oooh finally a no looking up sliming, been waiting for another one of those. This one looks ace!
#DontLookUp
Is that the Throgs Neck Bridge???? Oh boy have I got a story from that park!
TV production can be unfair
ThatsUnfairtv said: Is that the Throgs Neck Bridge???? Oh boy have I got a story from that park!
You're not too far off.. but damn is it nice to see you enjoying my work. Big fan of yours, had no idea you were still around
ThatsUnfairtv said: Is that the Throgs Neck Bridge???? Oh boy have I got a story from that park!
Would love to hear your story!
Love that you now have girls contacting you to be slimed!!!!
Rachel
A scene from East Coast Slime
Rachel gets slimed 4x, chocolate, sprinkles, and rinsed off under the bridge. This may be our favorite shoot.
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sexygirlspied said:
Would love to hear your story!
ThatsUnfairtv said: Is that the Throgs Neck Bridge???? Oh boy have I got a story from that park!
Would love to hear your story!
I don't mean to hijack the thread so I will keep it short and leave the elaborate stories for when I am contacted to do that podcast everyone here is talking about.
There is a park around the Throgs Neck Bridge called Little Bay Park. It is actually quite beautiful and the bridge serving as a backdrop made a great visual. People like to jog around a trail under the bridge at that park and I had a great reaction to my suburban jogger gunging that I thought this would be an easy scene to shoot as it didn't involve me going into an actual store, bakery, radio shack, etc, etc. We started the game show on a couple and we always have our buckets off to the side when some people in NYC parks enforcement in green pick up trucks pulled up and were questioning me and the camera guy on the green liquid in the 3 buckets. Mind you, I have experienced a lot of resistance especially inside places like clothing stores and gas stations but didn't imagine an outdoor park. Possibly they were worried about terrorism because I was under a bridge. I don't know. I had a blackberry at the time so had to show the ranger or whoever he was, small grainy videos of old game shows that had mess and what slime was. I think I actually brought up a wild animal games clip (the young Ryan Seacrest show from 1996) that was a game show and they used slime and pies. Seeing that bridge albeit not the exact bridge brought back memories.
TV production can be unfair
ThatsUnfairtv said:
I don't mean to hijack the thread so I will keep it short and leave the elaborate stories for when I am contacted to do that podcast everyone here is talking about.
There is a park around the Throgs Neck Bridge called Little Bay Park. It is actually quite beautiful and the bridge serving as a backdrop made a great visual. People like to jog around a trail under the bridge at that park and I had a great reaction to my suburban jogger gunging that I thought this would be an easy scene to shoot as it didn't involve me going into an actual store, bakery, radio shack, etc, etc. We started the game show on a couple and we always have our buckets off to the side when some people in NYC parks enforcement in green pick up trucks pulled up and were questioning me and the camera guy on the green liquid in the 3 buckets. Mind you, I have experienced a lot of resistance especially inside places like clothing stores and gas stations but didn't imagine an outdoor park. Possibly they were worried about terrorism because I was under a bridge. I don't know. I had a blackberry at the time so had to show the ranger or whoever he was, small grainy videos of old game shows that had mess and what slime was. I think I actually brought up a wild animal games clip (the young Ryan Seacrest show from 1996) that was a game show and they used slime and pies. Seeing that bridge albeit not the exact bridge brought back memories.
sexygirlspied said:
Would love to hear your story!
ThatsUnfairtv said: Is that the Throgs Neck Bridge???? Oh boy have I got a story from that park!
Would love to hear your story!
I don't mean to hijack the thread so I will keep it short and leave the elaborate stories for when I am contacted to do that podcast everyone here is talking about.
There is a park around the Throgs Neck Bridge called Little Bay Park. It is actually quite beautiful and the bridge serving as a backdrop made a great visual. People like to jog around a trail under the bridge at that park and I had a great reaction to my suburban jogger gunging that I thought this would be an easy scene to shoot as it didn't involve me going into an actual store, bakery, radio shack, etc, etc. We started the game show on a couple and we always have our buckets off to the side when some people in NYC parks enforcement in green pick up trucks pulled up and were questioning me and the camera guy on the green liquid in the 3 buckets. Mind you, I have experienced a lot of resistance especially inside places like clothing stores and gas stations but didn't imagine an outdoor park. Possibly they were worried about terrorism because I was under a bridge. I don't know. I had a blackberry at the time so had to show the ranger or whoever he was, small grainy videos of old game shows that had mess and what slime was. I think I actually brought up a wild animal games clip (the young Ryan Seacrest show from 1996) that was a game show and they used slime and pies. Seeing that bridge albeit not the exact bridge brought back memories.
Be my guest and hijack! I love stories like this man. I did a few shoots at this waterfront and always aim for a scenic background with the same concept in mind. Sometimes I'll have funny reactions in my videos from people passing by, but I've had a handful of people that were straight up mortified and looked like they wanted to fight me. The premise for your content was so unique and I don't think could ever fly in 2025 but I'm honored if I could trigger some old memories. Please share whatever you'd like
wamm45643 said: All of these look amazing. Would love to see a true full body shot (including feet) in the wide angle views.
I've gotten a lot of DMs about this and would like to publicly reiterate that feet nor clothes are never a focus of my shoots. I am only concerned with the girls' comfortability and ease in immediately cleaning off. I don't get their feet in the shot ever and I don't even remember what they were wearing, it's entirely up to them.
Rachel
A scene from East Coast Slime
Rachel gets slimed 4x, chocolate, sprinkles, and rinsed off under the bridge. This may be our favorite shoot.
Starring: |
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