Друзья и знакомые Джонни

[M_a_r_g_o]

Roxy Уж лучше быть худым, чем толстым как Озборны

Murka Он же не мальчик, он старше Джонни, ему за 50... В Плаксе ты его видала.

[Roxy]

M_a_r_g_o

[Murka]

M_a_r_g_o
а он там кто??? что-то никак не вспомню и не въеду, у меня мозг перенапрягся, надо заняться ипотерапией))
не, ну кто, правда??

[Яна]

таааак это что за дела Ванесса была бы не в восторге

[Кристик]

Poison_girl
Но мы то все видим что это она

[Яна]

Poison_girl

да она это она! на других фотах из этой серий это видно!

[Шкода]

На эту фотку с Кейт смотреть не могу. Какая у него там жуткая физиономия. И это при том, что вцелом Джонни очень фотогеничен. Шож такое случилось в тот момент?

[Яна]

Шкода
нo не всегда же ему красавцем выходить

[Шкода]

Яна да практически всегда и выходит.
По-моему эта фотография - первая на моей памяти, кде он так ужасен

[Roxy]

Шкода

[Murka]

Шкода
ага, губы в трубочку, странный какой-то... провалы на щеках...

[Яна]

Шкода

[Murka]

Яна
сильно сказала))

[Яна]

Яна

чувствую за "дурака" я тут еще по ушам получу...

[Ольга]

Яна
Murka
Это Джонни, видимо, с таким лицом просто Кейт целует.

[Murka]

Ольга
ага, точняк)) она там, кстати, там тоже не очень-то вышла, видимо, просто фотка уродская

[Roxy]

Яна

[Яна]

Roxy
больше не буду

[Шкода]

"Орудие сумасшедшего" почти закончено, организационные детали на последней минуте решаются, и обратный отсчет начался - 20 авг., пепел покойного Хантера С. Томпсон будет взорван в воздух выше его дома в Woody Creek (Древесном ручье).
"Орудие", которое в настоящее время покрыто тканью, чтобы скрыть его от любопытных глаз, является стальным цилиндром, суженным к вершине, сформированной вокруг стальной конструкции подъемного крана. Оно достигает 153 футов и возвышается позади Owl Farm ("Совиной фермы") Томпсона, что на два фута больше чем Статуя Свободы, если измерить её от вершины постамента Свободы до наконечника факела.

Дальше мне не осилить. Кто поймет о чём там и есть ли какие-нибудь новости - расскажите?

The "gonzo cannon," as some have labeled it, is topped off with Thompson's infamous emblem, a dagger with a double-thumbed fist clenched around a peyote button as the hilt. It is the Fiberglas fist that forms the platform and framework for the device - which has been described as being similar to a fireworks launcher - that will shoot the writer's ashes skyward.

The unconventional format of the service is viewed by many as a fitting send-off for the creator of the gonzo style of journalism and an acknowledged paragon of satirical, social and political commentary in the United States. It reportedly will cost an estimated $4 million, according to sources close to the effort. Those costs are being borne by actor Johnny Depp, a fellow Kentuckian and close friend of the late writer who portrayed Thompson in the film version of his seminal book, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas."

In addition to being a final memorial to "the good doctor," the event is being billed as a way of raising public awareness and possibly funds for the Hunter S. Thompson Foundation - a newly launched organization to assist people unjustly prosecuted by the law.

Thompson killed himself with a pistol in his kitchen on the night of Feb. 20 at the age of 67. He left no note, and friends said at the time he had not appeared despondent. But a Boston Globe news report published after the suicide quoted Thompson's attorney as saying the author had been planning his death for some time.

Thompson's remains were cremated a few days after he killed himself.

An invitation-only memorial celebration was held in March at the Hotel Jerome in Aspen, attracting a few hundred friends that included an array of A-list Hollywood actors, famous journalists, writers and editors who had known Thompson through the years, and his group of local friends.

The Aug. 20 event, like the memorial bash in March, is also a private, invitation-only affair. A park-and-ride shuttle system will be operating between the Woody Creek Raceway and Owl Farm because there is very little room for cars to park at Owl Farm itself.

Pitkin County Sheriff Bob Braudis, a longtime personal friend of Thompson's who has been helping the family deal with the suicide and its aftermath, said Woody Creek Road will be open to public travel on Aug. 20 but discouraged for anyone who doesn't live nearby or have an invitation to the event. He said "No Parking" signs will be placed along Woody Creek Road, and a tow truck will be on hand to deal with violators.

Initial reports describing the event estimated that the number of guests would be approximately 500, and private security and traffic control companies have been hired to maintain order. Braudis said his deputies will be available for assistance but are not being assigned to work the event itself.

Organizer Matt Moseley, of the GBSM communications firm in Denver, has been designated as chief public liaison for the event. He said the working media is being barred from the service, except for writers, reporters and others who were among Thompson's circle of friends. And those invitees, Moseley said, are being asked not to write about the service.

"We're trying to keep it as low-key as possible," Moseley said.

Thompson's only child, Juan, who works in Denver, told reporter Jeff Kass of the Rocky Mountain News that the service is intended as the final farewell for his father.

"What it comes down to is this is saying goodbye to my dad's ashes," he said, conceding that "it is an unusual way to have your ashes spread." Organizers, the family, and a dedicated core group of friends maintain they are trying to keep the circus-sideshow aspects of the event to a minimum.

Moseley said discussions are under way as to how to distribute photographs and video images to satisfy the public's interest in the event.

"The family has asked that the public respect the nature of the event," Braudis said, adding that "it is a funeral" and that privacy is something such events deserve.

[M_a_r_g_o]

Народ перевекдите! Томсона уже сделали вроде, как хотели. Из пушки....Вообще все как то по дурному с ним...