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Elston Gunn's WEEKLY RECAP

Published at:  Nov 10, 2001 2:34:00 PM CST

Father Geek here, I've got my extra large mug of hot Java and a warm tasty Bear Claw ready to go as I post Elston's regular rehash of the week's Hollywood news for all of you that may have not been able to keep up with all the breaking stories during the work week. Sooooooo, join me in a cool cafe toast to good viewing times ahead as you scroll down the news from the past week. Here's Elston...

THE WEEKLY RECAP

TAKEN FROM VARIETY AND HOLLYWOOD REPORTER


CASTING

* Nicolas Cage is attached to star in and produce New Line's THE VOLUNTEER,
a sci-fi thriller about an Iowa state trooper who, in an effort to avenge
the death of his daughter, gets caught between two alien races. Sam Egan
("The Outer Limits" writer) has written the script.

* Geoffrey Rush and Judy Davis will join Jesse Spencer, David Hoflin and Tim
Draxl in SWIMMING UPSTREAM for director Russell Mulcahy (HIGHLANDER) and
Crusader Entertainment. Set in 1950s Brisbane, Australia, the feature is
based on Anthony Fingleton's book of the same name. It tells the
autobiographical story of the author's struggle to become an Olympic swimmer
despite an overbearing alcoholic father and his long-suffering wife.

* Chris Klein will join Ryan Gosling (REMEMBER THE TITANS) in the indie pic
THE UNITED STATE OF LELAND about the exploration of morality and the search
for hope under difficult circumstances. Kevin Spacey serves as a producer.

* Leelee Sobieski will star with John Cusack in MAX (aka HOFFMAN) about the
relationship between an art teacher and a student named Adolf Hitler. Menno
Meyjes (EMPIRE OF THE SUN, THE COLOR PURPLE) will direct from his own
script.

* Joseph Fiennes and Elisabeth Shue are in final talks to star in the drama
LEOPOLD BLOOM for director Mehdi Norowzian (KILLING JOE). Sam Shepard is
eyeing a role in the pic written by Massy and Amir Tadjedin. The film tells
two separate stories that ultimately connect. The first follows an
unfaithful mother who believes her husband is cheating on her and a s a
result, denies her son warmth and love. The second part centers on a
brilliant writer who is released after 15 years in prison.

* Teri Polo (MEET THE PARENTS), Linus Roache (THE WINGS OF THE DOVE) and
Noah Emmerich (THE TRUMAN SHOW) will join Angelina Jolie and Clive Owen in
BEYOND BORDERS for director Martin Campbell and Mandalay Entertainment.

* Matthew Davis (LEGALLY BLONDE) and Michelle Rodriguez (GIRLFIGHT) are in
talks to join Kate Bosworth in Universal/Imagine's surf-girls project for
writer/director John Stockwell. Shooting begins Dec. 13 in Hawaii. Lizzy
Weiss wrote the script about a young surfer and her best pal, who happens to
be the top surfer in town. The two deal with life, love and friendship as
they get ready for a surfing competition.

* Christian Slater will star in the action thriller BOUNTY KILLER for
Jonathan Hensleigh (JUMANJI, DIE HARD: WITH A VENGEANCE), who is making his
directing debut from his own script. The story centers on a bounty hunter
recruited by a young woman to save a community. Production begins in
February.

* Paul Walker is in talks to star in the thriller WICKER PARK (THE
APARTMENT) for MGM/Lakeshore Entertainment and director Danny Cannon.
Brandon Boyce (APT PUPIL) wrote the script for the project, an
English-language remake of the 1996 French film L'APPARTEMENT.

* Nicole Kidman is in talks to star in the thriller THE FORGOTTEN, written
for Gerald Di Pego (ANGEL EYES) for Revolution Studios. It's about a man
and woman who join forces to find answers to the unsolved abductions of
their children.

* Naomi Watts (MULLHOLLAND DRIVE) will star in THE RING, a remake of the
1998 Japanese horror pic RINGU, for director Gore Verbinski and DreamWorks.
The original was based on a series of novels by Suzuki Koji about a
journalist who is investigating an urban legend about a cursed videotape
said to kill anyone who views it.

* Mark Wahlberg and Hugh Jackman may star in the drama PRIDE AND GLORY about
a three-generation family of cops who find themselves tested when one of the
sons investigates a case that uncovers a corruption scandal involving his
brother. Gavin O'Connor (TUMBLEWEEDS) will direct from a script he co-wrote
with Joe Carnahan.

* Jay Mohr is attached to play the title role in BAD BOY: THE LIFE AND
POLITICS OF LEE ATWATER for Barry Katz Prods. and Ritz/Wilson Prods.


DIRECTOR/WRITER ATTACHMENTS

* Sabrina Dhawan (MONSOON WEDDING) will write and Siraj Jhaveri is attached
to direct DEATH OF VISHNU for Arena Pictures. The project is an adaptation
of Manil Suri's novel which intertwines tales of spiritual questing as seen
through life in a block of Bombay apartments.

* Miramax Films is in talks to pick up Alan Trezza's comedy spec BASELINE
for Tapestry Films to produce. The story centers on a tennis player on the
junior women's circuit who teams up with an ex-coach to beat her rival and
earn a possible slot in the U.S. Open.

* Writer/director Robert Benton is attached to adapt and direct Richard
Russo's latest novel, EMPIRE FALLS, for Stone Village Prods. At the same
time, the company has also acquired rights to Russo's best-selling novel
STRAIGHT MAN.

* Caroline Thompson (EDWARD SCISSORHANDS) has signed to write JOHNNY ECK,
based on the star of the 1932 Tod Browning film FREAKS, as a Leonardo
DiCaprio-starrer for Fox Searchlight and Pelagius Entertainment. It'll tell
the story of Robert and Johnny Eckhardt, who were identical twins except
that Johnny was born without the lower half of his body and learned to walk
on his hands. Johnny became a world famous sideshow performer called "the
half-boy" and Robert became his manager. Thompson is also adapting PERFUME
for director Ridley Scott and will write a remake of CASQUE D'OR for Stephen
Frears. The latter project is a tragic romance, set in the Paris slums in
1898, about an Apache who finds love but is executed for murder.

* Ronald Lang (ALL ABOUT THE BENJAMINS) is shopping the script THE TWELFTH
COUNCIL about Harlem drug kingpin Nicky Barnes.

* A Happy Place has picked up the romantic comedy script MAMA'S BOY, written
by Mark Hatmaker, about a young business executive who still lives at home
with his mother. Though she treats her son like a child, she one day
decides to go to wacky lengths to find her son a mate.

* Eve Ahlert and Dennis Drake (upcoming DOWN WITH LOVE) will write LEGALLY
BLONDE 2 for MGM as well as the romantic comedy LONDON CALLING for
Universal.

* Roger Donaldson (THIRTEEN DAYS) has signed to replace James Foley as
director of THE FARM, starring Al Pacino, Colin Farrell and female lead
Bridget Moynahan. The thriller centers on a trainee who thinks his CIA
instructor is a double agent. Shooting begins Dec. 3 in Toronto and
Washington D.C.

* Chris Carter is in talks with 20th Century Fox to develop a second feature
based on his "X-Files" series. The project would reunite Carter with Frank
Spotnitz in writing and producing duties. The plot of the pic will likely
not be steeped in the elaborate "X"' mythology but instead serve as a
stand-alone movie.

* Kathy Gori and Alan Berger have sold their pitch COHEN GETS NOTHING to
Disney/Touchstone as well as SWINGING ON A STAR to Dakota Pictures. The
first pic is about a spoiled rich guy who loses everything and becomes the
servant of the rich rapper who buys his Hamptons house in a bankruptcy sale.
The second project is a dark comedy, based on the true story of a family
of California highway patrolmen, about two cousins who wife-swap.

* Outlaw Prods. has picked up Christina Welsh's romantic comedy IF ONLY,
with Jennifer Love Hewitt attached to star and produce via her Love Spell
Entertainment.

* Brian Carr will adapt Frank Baldwin's upcoming novel JAKE & MIMI for Hyde
Park Entertainment, with John Herzfeld attached to direct and produce. The
psychosexual follows Jake, a man who finds the pleasures and limits of sex
through an astronomical string of women. When he meets Mimi, Jake begins to
rethink his ways, but trouble begins when the women he has slept with begin
to be murdered, and all evidence points to him.

* Terry Hayes will rewrite the science fiction-themed TRIPOD, based on the
young adult books by John Christopher, for the Walt Disney Co. It's about a
boy in a post-apocalyptic world who dodges aliens' attempts to brainwash
him.

* New Line Cinema and producer John Davis will produce the urban comedy
GHETTO, INC., written by Sheck Bugge, about three best friends who decide to
form a rap label as their ticket out of the 'hood.

* Disney picked up SUGAR RUM CHERRY, a pitch from writer Quinton Peeples,
about a girl who goes on a magical Christmas Eve journey while taking music
lessons from a jazz musician.

* Jay Roach will direct Fox's baseball comedy BARBARIANS AT THE PLATE about
a father who decides to run the local baseball league in an attempt to
improve his relationship with his son. Writer/producer Alan Zweibel (THE
STORY OF US) is adapting the script from an article he penned for Los
Angeles magazine about his experience running his son's baseball league.

* Writer/director Tod "Kip" Williams (THE ADVENTURES OF SEBASTIAN COLE) will
adapt and direct the thriller CRY OF THE OWL for BBC Films and Lawrence
Bender Prods. The project, based on the 1989 novel by Patricia Highsmith,
centers on a man with a mundane office job who finds peace in observing a
young woman who spends her day out in the country fixing up her home. When
she realizes someone is watching her, the woman becomes dangerously obsessed
with the man and begins to stalk him.

* Jonathan Bernstein, Mark Blackwell and Jim Grier (MAX KEEBLE'S BIG MOVE)
will rewrite the teen comedy OLD for Disney. It's about two young brothers
who are insensitive when it comes to elderly people. They have a curse
thrust upon them and become old. Through this experience, they develop a
newfound respect for their elders.


MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTION TIDBITS

* Warner Bros. Pictures is optioning C.J. Box's mystery novel OPEN SEASON
for Arnold Rifkin and Bruce Willis' Cheyenne Enterprises to produce. The
story follows a dedicated but decidedly imperfect Wyoming game warden who
finds the body of a well-known poacher in his own backyard. His life and
career are seriously in danger when he begins finding more bodies.

* Fox is now opening its war pic BEHIND ENEMY LINES on Nov. 30 instead of
Jan. 18.

* Catch 23 Entertainment has snapped up the worldwide feature film rights to
the comic book series JUST A PILGRIM, created by Garth Ennis. The comic
focuses on a deeply religious former Green Beret called Pilgrim who quotes
scripture while punishing the unholy as he leads a ragtag group of refugees
to sanctuary.

* Miramax will develop a feature project with Warner Bros. based on Donna
Tartt's bestselling thriller THE SECRET HISTORY. Gwyneth Paltrow will
produce and her brother Jake is attached to direct. The book is a story of
classics students at a Vermont college who murder a classmate in a Dionysian
ritual.

* Director Walter Salles (CENTRAL STATION) has dropped out of directing THE
ASSUMPTION for DreamWorks/Intermedia. Sydney Pollack, one of the film's
producers, may direct it himself. Production is scheduled to begin in
February with Benicio Del Toro, Juliette Binoche and Ian McKellen starring.

* DreamWorks has made a three-year first-look deal with Ben Stiller and his
Red Hour Films banner, and the studio has paid Warner Bros. for Stiller's
dream project, an adaptation of Budd Schulberg's classic Hollywood novel
WHAT MAKES SAMMY RUN. Stiller will direct, from a script he co-wrote with
Jerry Stahl, and star as soulless talentless Hollywood hustler Sammy Glick
who, takes credit for the hard work of others and on his way to the top.

* Trillion Entertainment has optioned the feature rights to Scarlett Thomas'
novel BRIGHT YOUNG THINGS about a group of young geniuses who are united by
a mysterious advertisement, then suspiciously abandoned on an island. The
company is also working on an adaptation of THE NAZI OFFICER'S WIFE, the
nonfiction book by Edith Hahn Beer and Susan Dworkin, with Francois Velle
attached to direct

* Michael Bay is teaming with Radar Pictures to start Platinum Dunes, a film
company that will produce low-budget films.


GUNN SHOTS

(NOT from the trades)

* TromaDance is looking for entries of all genres and lengths for the
TromaDance 2002 Film Festival January 11-19 in Park City and Salt Lake City,
Utah. No entry or admission fees. Send Entries To: TromaDance Selection
Committee 733 Ninth Avenue
New York NY 10019 Due to the mass numbers of videotapes they receive,
films cannot be returned. All submissions must be on VHS 1\2" Cassette.

* Confused about all the holiday re-shufflin' of films and you don't know
what opens when? Visit www.upcomingmovies.com to get straightened out. I
love that site.


Until next week. Happy Veteran's Day.

Elston Gunn

elstongunn@hotmail.com




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  • Nov 10, 2001 2:56:08 PM CST

    First! First!!!! (Who cares?)

    by metrojazzer

    Just had to get on here before some idiot verbally masturbates over being first on a talkback. I'm curious to see how Johny Eck is going to be done with today's special effects. Watching half of Leo DiCaprio on-screen is going to be really interesting. It will look super fake or really groundbreaking. What do y'all think?

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  • Nov 11, 2001 12:16:14 AM CST

    Buzz Maverik's Weekly Recap -- Interview Special (In Which I

    by buzz maverik

    TAKEN FROM DUSK 'TIL DAWN....Shortly before my disappearance, you might remember that I was in Boggy Creek, Arkansas searching for the legendary Skunk Ape, the inspiration for the 70s film THE LEGEND OF BOGGY CREEK. I've lost my bounty hunting license because I wouldn't pay a blackmailer to not tell the licensing board I'm a convicted felon (and I'll get you for that, Mom!). So I'm back working for my Dad, wrangling oddities for his traveling freak show. He wanted me to get him Tahoe Tessie but I told him that I don't do lake monsters any more after Champ from Lake Champlain took that chunk out of my ass and Nessie nearly dragged me into that vortext. Pa Maverik and I are talking about having a television show kind of like CROCDILE HUNTER or MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM for those of you who are old. Each week Pa would get in front of the camera and rattle incoherently and drop his pants while I grappled with a different unnatural anomalie. We've already got some great footage of me trying to separate two mating sasquatches and the good news is, the doctors say the hook will work almost as well as my hand! And my the skin graft I got after the Springheeled Jack episode is doing nicely. Anyway, being one to leave loose ends, I looked up a few of the Skunk Ape's known associates. The Jersey Devil sold him out for a single bag of entrails and I was about to call his agent when someone told me that THE WAITRESS WHO DATED THE TERRORIST was working at a diner in Crick Hollow, West Virginia. I boogied on down there and here is my interview with one Wanda Schtupp.
    Q:"So, Wanda, replay the b.s. your ex-boyfriend fed you." W.S.:"You mean Duane Peabody. He said it ain't the size of the ship, it's the motion of the ocean." Q:"No, Wanda. The terrorist." W.S.:"Oh, you mean Faoud. Sure thing, hon. He tol' me not to go in any malls on Halloween. Or ta Disneyland. Then he disappeart." Q: "It seems like everybody heard about that and about you but nobody actually new you. You might say, you're a Urban Legend." W.S.:"Yeah, I liked that movie a lot. Some people say I look like that Rebecca Queerheart." Q:"That's Gayheart, Wanda, and whoever told you that was probably just trying to get you in the sack." W.S.:"Well, it worked." Q:"The funny thing is, it turned out to be a lie. There was no trouble." W.S.:"Everything that Faoud tol' me turned out to be a lie. He even told me he was in a boy band called G-HAHD, which I guess was pretty smart of him because it got me into the sack. Oh, Gawd, that's him now. Hey, Faoud." FAOUD THE TERRORIST: "Wanda, who is the infidel dog?" Q:"Who are you calling an infidel dog, butthole?" F.T.T.:"Get you hands out from under the table!" Q:"If I did that I wouldn't be able to jam the barrel of this Mossberg Persuador into your nutsack. Drop your gun, Sallah!" CLANK. Q:"Good. Now, I want you to slowly place all cash, drugs and weapons you have on the table.. I'm impounding them for personal use and I'm arresting you in the name of George "Dubya" Bush and the United States of America. Now, you're going to take me to citzen's arrest the rest of your cel. How are they fixed for cash, weapons and drugs?" SEE YOU AT THE RACE TRACK.

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  • Nov 11, 2001 2:05:23 AM CST

    Damn, Buzz....

    by cash bailey

    ...your Kinky Friedman-esque ramblings are the ultimate antidote to the mound of turds we're threatened with on a weekly basis in this column.

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  • Nov 11, 2001 3:31:19 PM CST

    Surely WHAT MAKES SAMMY RUN could just be re-titled THE JON PETE

    by cash bailey

  • Nov 11, 2001 5:46:28 PM CST

    What A Brotha Know. (The Buzz Is Love Edition)

    by public enemy

    What it is Mutha Fuckas, 'tis I, BUZZARO the ring leader of the PUBIC ENEMY a supergroup of talkbackers, and we're always looking for some new members or guest writers. Here's ChickenBone Jones with his scoop of nonsense for the week "Hey CBJ here, I heard LINKIN PARK is doing a cover of the NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK song 'I'll Be Loving You Forever', which I first thought was ridiculous until I realized those fucking dong huffers were created by Lou Pearlman, the same asshole who emptied NKOTB, NSYNC and the Backstreet Boys from his asshole and into this world. Thanks LOU, you fuckhead. Also they're making a movie of CHICAGO in case anyone gives a fuck about that, and Britney Spears just did a 'secret' cameo in Toronto for it. Miramax has now officially hit rock fucking bottom. However, our chief editor and creator, Buzzaro likes Britney so much she could empty the hot rancid contents of her rectum onto his face and he'd still sing 'I'm a Slave 4U' while editing in the WHAT A BROTHA KNOW editing room. Late"...okay um thank you Chicken Bone Jones for sharing a horrendous visual. Here's our East Coast representation of Mr Gwieves, who's just finished a cameo in a fellow Talk Backers film, more on that in a week or two, thanks to that talkbacker for bringing Mr Gwieves to the cinematic world. "Hewwo this is Mistuh Gwieves, many many fat people awe angwy at Gwyneth Paltwow fowa making fun of them in SHALLOW HAL. She awso showed us hewa hiney in BAZAAR. I think Gwyneth could make ammends by showing us her haiwy wagina in next months BAZAAR. Then I think evewyone will stop being mad. At least I would wike to see that. Good bye, is this week's column weally going to be called BUZZ IS WUV? cuz that is funny. bye." Thanks MR GWIEVES, anyway I was given PAULA ABDUL's pager number from one of my sources, so I called it to make sure it was legit before giving it to all of you, so I called her at 800 810 1914 and someone picked up, my bad, shouldn't have called that number after 4am and devouring half a bottle of "Stank Juan" tequila, speaking of drinking I was scoping out my scoop for this weeks issue of "What A Brotha Know", and stopped in a local watering hole for a shot of "Stank Juan" and saw SCREECH from SAVED BY THE BELL. He was wasted and had a goatee it was funny. Call him when you're wasted too, 414 915 9292, ask him about his new rock band, he'll talk your fuckin ear off. Alright this has been another edition of WHAT A BROTHA KNOW, now all of you stop reading this drivel and go read a real column by the MIGHTY MIGHTY MISTER MAVERICK. Peace and Chicken Grease, send me your scoops at MrG@hollywood.com, because in the end, it's all just a rock show.

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  • Nov 11, 2001 6:34:00 PM CST

    See the original RING!

    by twindaggerturkey

    It's one of the creepiest movies ever made, and the American remake will no doubt be vastly inferior (if not outright SUCKY. It won't be the same without the whole Japanese vibe, anyway.) SEE RINGU!!

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  • Nov 11, 2001 10:15:36 PM CST

    Yeah, you're right about SEE SAMMY RUN

    by kingkrypton

    That might as well be THE JON PETERS STORY. The fictional character can't be any worse than Peters himself.

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  • Nov 12, 2001 1:44:05 AM CST

    Excellent Recap!

    by dropkickmurphy

    To one and all, ahhh Elston, Buzz you never dissapoint! And to Pubic Enemy, I'm beginning to laugh pretty hard at your stuff too. However I think we have a lengthy list of talkbacker mssing lately, let's see we have SEATTLE SLEWW and his ACTUALLY, who else UNBANNABLE and his evil robot BATTLEPOSTER, Holidill, MIAMI MOFO, Method Man, let's see who else am I missing? Okay I'll now arm myself with a digital camera and several cases of Captain MoMo and search the world for these talkbackers! Some of them will be fairly easy, METHOD MAN I think lives in Manhattan, Holidill I think Baltimore, Miami Mofo, hmmm I'm thinking somewhere in Florida, not too sure exactly where though (heh). I will tape my rum soaked journey and release it to the public, you've heard it here on the RECAP first! I'd ask Buzz to go along, but I wouldn't want to be responsible for the world missing any more of his recap! Now if you'll excuse me I've got a rescue journey to plot...

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  • Nov 12, 2001 2:38:45 AM CST

    I've seen The Ring and...

    by panpil

    ...it kicked major ass. I just wonder if it really needs a remake. Naomi Watts rules though.

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  • Nov 12, 2001 12:22:30 PM CST

    hey

    by jeff bailey

    Man, Buzz. That was truely inspired. "Well it worked." And with Atribance (spelling?) Straight Man is a masterpiece. The Catch-22 of academia. My father is a professor and its all like that! A beautiful laugh out loud chunk of writing. Benton would be great for that one too. But if they fuck this one up it will be a sin on par with the Watchmen atrocity about to be foisted on us. Almost better it stays a book. See ya...

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  • Nov 12, 2001 7:56:32 PM CST

    Raising Arizona (aka National Lampoon's Beecation)

    by huneybee

    I know that some of y'all will be delighted to hear that we arrived safely in LA after a 5 hour flight, which was followed by a 7 hour drive to Phoenix. By this time I was ready to hand-deliver the baby to the first ex-con (or escaped con, "whatever!") willing to take him, but couldn't seem to find one. Perhaps everyone ignored the signs that read "State Prison Area: Do Not Pick Up Hitchhikers", thereby creating a serious shortage in the area. We may try again in Texas.____I do have to admit I was concerned the oldest would be so excited at his first view of the Grand Canyon, we would have difficulty preventing him from falling over the edge. After the 5 hour flight, the 7 hour drive, and then another 4 hour drive (one way, mind you) the next morning to get to the Canyon, I needn't have worried. I could barely rouse him from the back of the Explorer to go and peer groggily over the side. "Yeah, Mom. It's a really big hole in the ground. Can I go back to sleep now?" We all returned to the truck for a 4 hour return trip. Maybe we'll come back again one day...BWAHAHA, NEVER!!!____The next day was a day of rest, except for the 1 1/2 hour drive to go eat. Hmmm. After the first 10 minutes, when my ass automatically went numb from assuming a sitting position in a moving vehicle, I thought McDonald's was looking pretty damn good. I was too polite to speak up, though, and was forced to ride a total of three hours to say I ate crab legs and lost 15 dollars at the slot machines.____The picnic the next day was great. I had serious reservations about taking a 1yo and a 5yo to a barbeque in the middle of desert country with all the cacti, snakes, scorpions, etc., but finally agreed to go. I was somewhat disappointed to find we would be using a real grill and not lighting a tumbleweed or something else suitably rustic. I had to thank our hosts for providing us with a unique form of entertainment...instead of battling ants and flies, we were bombarded by honeybees. I felt as if I was committing genocide as I frantically swatted with my Hefty paperplate. My husband's diminutive aunt proved to be quite efficient with a rolled up charcoal bag and the women folk emerged the victors, with the number of dead extimated to be near 100 in only 2 hours and no stings reported. The two mile hike down the paths provided a suitable lower body work-out. I may consider working up an exercise regime based upon this day and see if I can market it. I have the feeling PETA would have a problem with the dead bees, though.____Woke up today feeling as if I had played at Wimbledon against the Williams sisters and with a sore throat, fever, and burning in my chest. As I did laundry and packed us up in preparation for our 14 hour trip to Texas tomorrow, I couldn't help but wonder...Does a lotion exist which will remove the callus's from my butt after this is over, or must I use a pumice stone?____A Sick And Tired Bee

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