Before I share an email with you that I received this evening, first let me reiterate my love for Dr. Pepper. I also want to express my shock (and slight amusement) that there are actually avid "soda pop collectors and enthusiasts" who are excited about all things soda related.
To be honest, I'm actually thinking about joining:
Hey there Cameron - was just reading your blog post about winning your Dr
Pepper Indiana Jones hat and thought I'd drop you a line. I'm the editor of
a newsletter called the Soda Spectrum Series (http://www.sodaspectrum.com).
Our publication is dedicated to soda pop collectors and enthusiasts.
For the upcoming edition I'm doing a brief blurb about the Indiana Jones
movies... How The Last Crusade was sponsored by Pepsi in 1989 (along with
some pics of the promotion they did) and about how Dr Pepper sponsored the
newest movie this past summer.
I was wondering if you would permit me to reprint your blog post about how
you won your Dr Pepper Indiana Jones hat - I think it's a fun little story
that our readers would find funny. Let me know if this would be ok and we'll
go from there.
Thanks so much for your time Cameron, and I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Blair Matthews
Editor, Soda Spectrum Series
http://www.sodaspectrum.com
My reply:
Blair,
I have no problems with that, whatsoever. Would you mind sending me a copy of
the issue in which my tale appears? I'd greatly appreciate it.
And you don't have to mention how bad I thought IJ4 sucked.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvsMUjfHDAw
Cameron Daley
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Nice.
Dr. Pepper was the only good thing about that movie.
Thats awesome! It's a good thing you're my best friend otherwise I'd be insanely jealous that your blog was better than mine.
I thought Indiana Jones 4 sucked too, we should video a conversation about that...
oh.
You need to set up the cinematic experience blog. I'd love to comment on the movies and your reviews.
We did set up a blog. You can go straight to it by clicking on The Cinematic Experience logo located on the top left of my blog.
Or go to www.utahcinematicexperience.blogspot.com
I think you should have held out for a lifetime supply of Dr. Pepper.
I totally agree. Indiana is supposed to be REALLY good, but I HATED it. It was way to fake. I spent the whole week watching all of the other movies to catch up as well, and I felt like I wasted tons of time watching the last one. It was so stupid.
Since you have such great powers, next could you work on getting Dr. Pepper slurpees in SLC? I'm dying for one and it appears you have some soda influence.
Cam:
Just checking...how did Blair discover your blog? I'm proud of you!!!
Mom
IE: 4:34 in your review... The most terrible cinematic development has been Shia Lebouf's recent emergence in multiple action movies.
He was bad in Transformers.
He was even worse in Eagle Eye.
But the absolute biggest travesty is him playing Indiana's son, almost like they are setting up sequels where Shia plays the lead character and extends the Indiana Jones brand.
The producer that thought that was OK should be led out into the street, and then whipped silly with one of the many prop whips they have hanging around the studio set, then run over by the mine cars, tank, and big rock from all the previous installments of Indiana Jones.
Words cannot express how bad I hate this guy.
OM gosh, Cameron. Really. I tried. The only thing more boring than the movie is two guys talking about the movie.
Sorry, Greta. I understand. Next time we'll do it naked so people can mute their TV's and still be entertained.
I wish I was as cool as you Cameron. I guess I can always dream. Love you Babe.
that is so awesome that some guy saw your blog and wants to reprint it!! You are on your way to stardom!!
I thought IJ4 was one of the best movies ever made in this world. I can't wait to see the first three.
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