Showing posts with label it's not that odd to create a fictional detective agency. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 3, 2008

Did You Call For A Detective?!

Here is how it is going to go down. I'll tell you a little story about Mrs F's good old days and then you will repay me by creating a little buzz for my good friend and partner-in-crime's upcoming documentary. She is actually a little bit successful and not in the "I've got a blog and post pictures of myself eating hamburgers in my car" sort of way. No.. she is actually a talented filmmaker.

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I don't remember the exact circumstances of our meeting but sometime during my Junior year at NYU Cheryl and I crossed paths. It was clear right from the start that we were two of the funniest people in the room... if not the universe... and we immediately recognized this in each other. We also recognized that little something, call it a twinkle or an aura, that said "if I wasn't the funniest person on the planet I'd be one fine detective". And so it was at that moment that Cheryl and I created our crime fighting alter egos... Foxy Brown and Sugar Mahoney. Together we were Brown Sugar Detective Agency.

I'm sure I don't have to tell you that I am of course "Foxy Brown". Why? Well the "Brown" was a given as it is my maiden name. The "Foxy" is obvious. I mean if you've been around here you have surely come across one or two HOT pictures of me.... and it wouldn't take much for you to imagine a 21 year old Mrs F exuding a lot of things but most preeminently would be her foxiness. Cheryl went by Sugar Mahoney because... well... because it is fucking funny.

So next time you find yourself in the need a little *professional* investigatory help... you know who to call!

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Okay I did my part now you do yours....

Cheryl "Sugar" has written, directed, and produced a feature length documentary about the US Olympic Synchronized Swimming Team called Sync Or Swim. Her film has made it into the Slamdance Film Festival which is the same festival where Mad Hot Ballroom premiered a few years ago.

But here is the thing.... Slamdance is ranking the movies by page views (hmmm... sounds familiar... a little Weblog Awards flashback anyone?). So please go HERE right now. It will just take a second you don't need to do anything other than view that link for it to boost her buzz rating. Thanks. Right now she's at 358 page views... lets see what we can all do to help!
Slamdance will recognize your IP address so you only need to do this once... thanks a million!
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