Makisupastar - Ocean Force Review.

[mjolnir]

My life goal, is to be rescued by Maki.

And get CPR.




Sweet, delicious CPR.

The mental image this statement conjures is at once disturbing, fascinating, and nauseating...

 

[Bryan316]

Emphasis on fascinating, amirite? Huh? Huh?

 

[Mon Rominee]

"Ummm, hey Maki, there's no tongue involved in CPR..."

"I'M CLEARING HIS AIRWAY DAMNIT! LIVE DAMN YOU! LIIIIIIIIIVVVVVVVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE"

 

[mjolnir]

Emphasis on fascinating, amirite? Huh? Huh?

...

...The truth shames me...

 

[Bryan316]

Maki.... you need to get your female coworker to "model some socks".

In fact, there's a recent "coupon" I was introduced to today, that you might use as leverage against her.... heh heh!

 

[disenchant]

Maki definitely "cracks" us up!

 

[flakeh]

Thats awesome maki, truly awesome. You're seen checking out a coworker while busting a perv. Awesome.

 

[MJ5150]

I'm always curious about how these "true life" shows get filmed, and whether they re-create any scenes for the cameras later.

Yeah, they must just float around in the water with their cameras all day long hoping someone near them starts drowning.



-Mike

 

[MakiSupaStar]

Cool tattoo! Was that your idea?

Thanks man. I've posted better pics of it in the Tat thread. You can see it there.

 

[jp1994]

Well Maki, You truly are a Supastar now!!

I also have DVR'd the show and will be watching it tonight.

Any chance of an autograph, hotshot?

 

[IconBasser]

hey, what time is it on?

 

[Brad Barker]

i found the alternating references to maki and "the perv" to be quite confusing.

 

[Eric Perry]

i found the alternating references to maki and "the perv" to be quite confusing.

 

[jady]

i found the alternating references to maki and "the perv" to be quite confusing.

It was purposefully ambiguous...........

 

[EricF]

It was purposefully ambiguous...........

Well played, jady. Well played.

 

[jp1994]

Is Maki next?

 

[jady]

I would like to point out that my wife Stacie took all the pics.............shoulda mentioned that earlier.

Just giving credit where it is due.

 

[xlows]

That was the greatest thing ever. Be my best friend for 2008, Maki.

 

[MakiSupaStar]

I DVR'd two episodes and watched them both this morning. Cool stuff! Nice job, Maki! I'll see if I can convert it to YouTube tonight.

I'm always curious about how these "true life" shows get filmed, and whether they re-create any scenes for the cameras later. Maki, any idea about this? Like, a scene where a lifeguard jumps off the high pier to rescue someone in the water -- they show the jump from the vantage point of someone already in the water, near where he lands. Or you'll see a lifeguard swimming out to rescue someone, and they'll show an underwater view of him/her swimming past the camera. I'm guessing they are re-doing scenes later?

And that scene of the lifeguard hunting for his wedding ring in the sand, because he supposedly "took it off so I could put on sunblock". Yeah, a likely story!

Anyway, I was entertained. Will look forward to more episodes.

Jumping from the pier is pretty common. On a South Swell the current pushes laterally into the pier from the south to the north. This makes a really busy day for the Tower 1 guard who works the water just south of the pier. Often he's in the water, and the Zero guard is standing by on the pier. When you're working zero you jump often to go down and assist the tower 1 guard. The crew had people in the water on the south swells. They were just hanging there at the peak hours filming the tower 1 guard. Pretty easy to catch a guard legitimately jumping to assist from zero. None of this was scripted. The edited some stuff out to save time or whatever, but it's pretty much what you see is what you get.

 

[ModulusFan]

Is that a mullet in training?