| chrisdvanne | Post # 151 | Monday, 15 Jul 2019 - 23:31 |
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| This Xtra Force staple gun is the perfect tool for a makeup retouch. It evens out and beautify the complexion whilst letting the skin breathe for a 100% natural and long-wear finish. It also works well for carpeting and roofing.
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This Xtra Force Power Tools poster was custom-made by the production for use as set dressing in the season two episode one "Samson & Delilah". The poster features the image of a 1950's style pin-up model holding a Xtra Force staple gun. The poster is mounted to foamcore and measures 37" x 29".
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| KevinInEngland | Post # 152 | Tuesday, 16 Jul 2019 - 09:02 |
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| How did you know that?
Do you remember in TSCC 2.12 'Alpine Fields', Lauren had a t-shirt with the words 'GET A GRIP' on it, and a picture of a rugby ball (football in America)? Well... Over a decade ago, the same words were used for an Australian frame sealant, but the model is holding the tube in a rude suggestive way. I can't find it on the web.
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| chrisdvanne | Post # 153 | Tuesday, 16 Jul 2019 - 15:01 |
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| Quote KevinInEngland (  ) How did you know that?
I'm guessing you're talking about Post # 151.
This is the description of this item when it was put up for auction at a screen-used prop store a few years ago.
As an aside, the current owner of this item (and a couple other TSCC props) posted a message and more photos on my Facebook page.
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| KevinInEngland | Post # 154 | Sunday, 28 Jul 2019 - 08:57 |
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| In the series TSCC, does anyone remember this conversation taking place at the police station in New Mexico?
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Agent Ellison told Charley Dixon that his (almost betroved) girlfriend was a deluded, dangerous grade "A" whack-a-mole who killed a man because she believes that in the future he'll invent a computer system that declares war on the world.
Ellison transposes that phrase from a Mexican fruit: guacamole
(Its pronounciation sounds the same).
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