sh|t, i missed it!
i grew up with the Tin Tin comic book, Love it!
Posted by Qiang at May 2, 2004 03:14 AMThe 'Tintin' shadow is of the man on the right. Is he dressed in character? :)
Posted by Sylvia at May 2, 2004 03:51 AMI've always been facinated by tintin! Jut love the comic books.
Posted by Kjetil at May 2, 2004 05:08 AMthat's so cool cuz I totally noticed the tintin-like shadow when he was talking, I wanted to tell Maziar but then I thought meh, he probably woulnd't be interested.
anyway ... i'm glad you captured it on camera.
Posted by legofish at May 2, 2004 05:33 AMWow, looks exactly like tin tin. That is freaky!
Posted by Seth at May 2, 2004 10:34 AMIt's a good thing you did that in Canada and not here in the states... the MPAA would be all over you right now...
Posted by Jessyel Ty Gonzalez at May 2, 2004 11:55 AMHA HA I was there and just on your right on the second photo. It was a delight to hear Herge's voice saying : Thomson twins were stupid.(as a positive adjective)
Posted by Behr.o0o.z at May 2, 2004 06:54 PMa better find : the young chinese lady on the bottom left (face only) is a friend of a friend. i'm out, on her left.
That's as close as you get to me Sam, good for you. ;-)
Nice pictures. I was there too.. too bad the subtitles were almost impossible to read.
subtitles were a bitch ... if you're focus is on tintin in tibet fod god's sake add a dark stroke.
Posted by legofish at May 2, 2004 11:25 PMand i should learn how to spell
Posted by legofish at May 2, 2004 11:48 PMI love Tintin. In the netherlands (where I come from) he is called Kuifje, cause that's how his hair is. He has got a "kuif".
Posted by frommel`! at May 3, 2004 09:52 AMYou're so lucky! I grew up with Tintin written in Indonesian and am still an avid collector (was lucky enought to be in Belgium last year to see more Tintin stuff). I hope the documentary makes it to where I am in the States...
Posted by ninds at May 3, 2004 11:04 PM