Upon meeting The Freakachu...
Aug. 30th, 2006 12:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
captain_slinkySo last night was my first fleeting encounter with the legendary creature known as ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
freakachu1974 thru the Stalag-13-esque cyclone fence surrounding Comcast, and I was... suprised.
Despite any imagery that had formed in my head of some proto-military ex-Marine who could disasemble the human body just as easy as disassembling a PC (and just as likely to do either one at any given moment), the most remarkable thing that struck a cord with me? The thing that suprised me the most?
He sounds *EXACTLY* like a young Curtis Armstrong, circa "Better Off Dead"
We're not talking about the older, more mature Curtis Armstrong who brought us such ground-breaking characters as "Booger" in Revenge Of The Nerds... no no no! Here infreakachu1974 we find that unbridled passion and frantic energy that made the roll of the wacky small-town drug user Charles DeMar so memorable!
freakachu1974 thru the Stalag-13-esque cyclone fence surrounding Comcast, and I was... suprised.Despite any imagery that had formed in my head of some proto-military ex-Marine who could disasemble the human body just as easy as disassembling a PC (and just as likely to do either one at any given moment), the most remarkable thing that struck a cord with me? The thing that suprised me the most?
He sounds *EXACTLY* like a young Curtis Armstrong, circa "Better Off Dead"
We're not talking about the older, more mature Curtis Armstrong who brought us such ground-breaking characters as "Booger" in Revenge Of The Nerds... no no no! Here in
freakachu1974 we find that unbridled passion and frantic energy that made the roll of the wacky small-town drug user Charles DeMar so memorable!
