Ok I've been wondering Why Savini is such an asshole to his fans? I

mean I've met him quite a few times at cons and also on the street,

Ant to me it seems like he doesn't want to be bothered by the very

people that love the movies he has worked on. It just gets to me what

an asshole he is. has anyone else endured the savini asshole syndrome?

that's really weird.  I have only met him three or four times, but

every time he has been really nice.



--- In pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com, "oldskoolgraff"

<oldskoolgraff@...> wrote:

>

> Ok I've been wondering Why Savini is such an asshole to his fans? I

> mean I've met him quite a few times at cons and also on the street,

> Ant to me it seems like he doesn't want to be bothered by the very

> people that love the movies he has worked on. It just gets to me what

> an asshole he is. has anyone else endured the savini asshole syndrome?

>

that's really weird. I have only met him three or four times, but
every time he has been really nice.

--- In pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com, "oldskoolgraff"
<oldskoolgraff@...> wrote:
>
> Ok I've been wondering Why Savini is such an asshole to his fans? I
> mean I've met him quite a few times at cons and also on the street,
> Ant to me it seems like he doesn't want to be bothered by the very
> people that love the movies he has worked on. It just gets to me what
> an asshole he is. has anyone else endured the savini asshole syndrome?
>

$25?? Where?



--- In pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com, jencomx3@... wrote:

>

> whether he was doing it for that or not my godson paid 100 bucks for

that

> book and paid him 25 bucks to sign it ... he should have asked where

to sign it

> and if he wanted it to be personalized.

>

>

>

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----- Original Message -----

From: jencomx3@...

To: pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Tuesday, July 08, 2008 2:51 PM

Subject: Re: [pittscomicon] Re: Tom Savini

whether he was doing it for that or not my godson paid 100 bucks for that book and paid him 25 bucks to sign it ... he should have asked where to sign it and if he wanted it to be personalized.

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----- Original Message -----

From: jencomx3@...

To: pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 9:49 AM

Subject: Re: [pittscomicon] Re: Tom Savini

In a message dated 7/9/2008 8:07:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, dugger_rockz@yahoo.com writes:

Id like to go on the record as saying Savini is without a doubt a huge snapperhead, next time the kid sees him, he should bust Savini right across the melon with the book.

He's not a kid :)

 

He's kind of my "godson in law" he married my Goddaughter.  (I'm only 10 years older than them)

 

He's like 26 years old ... and a big HULKING man. You wouldn't think Tom would have just done that with this big guy staring him in the face.  And what could you do when, before you even have a chance to react, you hand him the money, he just pulls out a black marker,  and scribbles faster than the speed of light on the black cover?

 

I didn't learn about this until we were on the way home from the con.  I think he was afraid of the words I'd "have" for Tom. 

 

Jen

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He's famous?



On Thu, Jul 10, 2008 at 11:55 AM, paul s. brittain <psbritt@...> wrote:

> Gee, as a writer, I'd be thrilled to have people ask me to sign my books for

> them. I guess that's what happens when one becomes famous and forgets about

> the regular people. If that's what fame and big money do to you, who needs

> it?

>

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: jencomx3@...

> To: pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 9:49 AM

> Subject: Re: [pittscomicon] Re: Tom Savini

>

> In a message dated 7/9/2008 8:07:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,

> dugger_rockz@... writes:

>

> Id like to go on the record as saying Savini is without a doubt a huge

> snapperhead, next time the kid sees him, he should bust Savini right across

> the melon with the book.

>

> He's not a kid :)

>

> He's kind of my "godson in law" he married my Goddaughter.  (I'm only 10

> years older than them)

>

> He's like 26 years old ... and a big HULKING man. You wouldn't think Tom

> would have just done that with this big guy staring him in the face.  And

> what could you do when, before you even have a chance to react, you hand him

> the money, he just pulls out a black marker,  and scribbles faster than the

> speed of light on the black cover?

>

> I didn't learn about this until we were on the way home from the con.  I

> think he was afraid of the words I'd "have" for Tom.

>

> Jen

>

>

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>

I personally attended Tom Savinis' school and attended a few comic cons with

him, and have run into him more than my fair share of times.  He's a bit of a

goof, but I think he's an okay guy when it comes to it.  Yeah, he does some

things I don't necessarily approve of, but I mean, who is perfect?  Also, to the

best of my knowledge, Tom doesn't have a shop anymore, he's said that he's not

working on fx anymore, just his acting.  He even brought in a copy of 'Lost Boys

II' for us to watch when it came out.  The Savini school is in Monesson, PA

though.







--- In pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com, DUGGER <dugger_rockz@...> wrote:

>

> LOL famous is a strong word, I think he is a goof an got lucky. You keep at

it, keep writing, it seems  that you have a better head on your shoulders  than

Savini

>

>

>

>

>

>

> ----- Original Message ----

> From: paul s. brittain <psbritt@...>

> To: pittscomicon@yahoogroups.com

> Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 11:55:26 AM

> Subject: Re: [pittscomicon] Re: Tom Savini

>

>

> Gee, as a writer, I'd be thrilled to have people

> ask me to sign my books for them. I guess that's what happens when one becomes

> famous and forgets about the regular people. If that's what fame and big money

> do to you, who needs it?

>

>

> ----- Original Message -----

> From: jencomx3@aol. com

> To: pittscomicon@ yahoogroups. com

> Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2008 9:49  AM

> Subject: Re: [pittscomicon] Re: Tom  Savini

>

> In a message dated 7/9/2008 8:07:33 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, dugger_rockz@

yahoo.com writes:

> Id like to go on the record as saying Savini is without a doubt a huge 

snapperhead, next time the kid sees him, he should bust Savini right across  the

melon with the book.

> He's not a kid :)

>

> He's kind of my "godson in law" he married my Goddaughter.  (I'm  only 10

years older than them)

>

> He's like 26 years old ... and a big HULKING man. You wouldn't think Tom 

would have just done that with this big guy staring him in the face.  And  what

could you do when, before you even have a chance to react, you hand him  the

money, he just pulls out a black marker,  and scribbles faster than  the speed

of light on the black cover?

>

> I didn't learn about this until we were on the way home from the  con.  I

think he was afraid of the words I'd "have" for Tom.

>

> Jen

>

>

>

>

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