Wordless Wednesday

I think someone got carried away when they decided to add on to their trailer.

They just kept adding and adding and adding some more trailer modules!

I’ve got to admit it’s pretty cool looking.

Update- this photo is apparently from a film set somewhere in Europe. Wonder if the show is about Euro trailer trash?

A crazed woman in Florence, Ore., broke into a neighbor’s trailer and set it afire after being unable to find her keys - which were hanging from her pants pocket the whole time.

The unidentified 23-year- old trashed the next-door trailer, sprayed lighter fluid on a stuffed animal and placed it on the stove to start the blaze.

Her boyfriend found her hiding barefoot and incoherent behind a bush across the street.

Wow. Now that’s a blowout.

Funny how I always fear my sisters going to go off that way whenever she’s looking for her keys in her purse. She gets so frantic and not once have they not been there.

If you are looking for Voice over talent for your small business ads, or commercials or if you are a person seeking work in the Voice over industry you might be interested in the latest version of Voice123.com that will be launched in the near future.

I love the trailer that they created to introduce the new version which you can find at http://v2.voice123.com.

After reading some of the release information it looks like it will be easier than ever to connect with people wanting to do voice overs , and get work in the industry. The plan is to use a system called Smart Cast which is designed to help voice-seekers find the best talent for their project on time and on budget. It seems fairly simple and straight forward. A voice seeker posts a project, and Voice123 Smart Cast searches for the best talents out of thousands and invites them to audition, then the voice seeker gets a few dozen auditions or quotes and hires a talent directly.

Keep an eye on Voice123.com for more information regarding the launch of SmartCast.

Did you hear about this? New York police are on the lookout for a missing dinosaur, last seen over the weekend in an affluent Long Island suburb. Dinosaurs like the rich life don’t you know?

The life-size fiberglass replica of a carnivorous Deinonychus went missing from a local festival.

“It’s a very unusual theft, and because of that, we’re hoping the public will spot it somewhere,” said police detective Lieutenant John May. The report said that someone had sawn through a metal pole attaching the three-meter-long (10-foot-long) model to a trailer. I’m sure no one would miss it if they saw it considering how big it is.

“You’d definitely notice it, if someone rode by with it,” said Cindy Smith, spokeswoman for the Oyster Bay Festival.

There doesn’t seem to be any reports that the dinosaur is armed and dangerous - just missing. Must be a friendly giant. LOL