"The Tall Guy tried to take my fez at Gunpoint but I was able to slip away when I tempted him with a lovely beverage. Then the giant alien creature caught up with me and snatched it away, only after an hour long battle was I able to retrieve it from her but sadly I came out a little worse for wear. A friendly doctor in the booth across from us aggreed to take a break from working on his friend with a flat top and patch me back up for today." More...
"I have followed the Order of the Fez for some time and recently decided that I would like to petition to the order. In the past I thought myself not worthy but after explaining my fez to a stranger at a restaurant recently it occurred to me that having the Fezorocity to wear it in all manner of places and then to explain: "No I'm not a Shriner, I wanted to be one, but it turns out I couldn't fit in the car. So it's just me." (I'm kind of a big guy.) might qualify me."
"I remember the old website had the guidelines to do so but wasn't able to find it on the new posterous site? If I recall there was the option to specify the number that you'd like to be, in my case I'd like 53 as my father graduated HS in 1953 and I also have a couple 1953 Trucks and a car. Needless to say I poked around the internet and was able to track you down so I thought I'd ask for your help in this matter. If there is someone better to discuss with let me know. Also if you could point out what other requirements I need to meet I can provide whatever information is necessary as well as any headgear references that might be required."
Respectfully yours, Steve "Mongo" Mosley
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Yes, Steve, I believe we did post some guidelines at one time but we made those up as we went along, so...
Once I explained the Sanctity of the Sequence, Steve said he is fine with #51, so please welcome him to The Order.
Count Jim Moriarty, Fez 43, spotted these in the East Side Gallery whilst visiting Berlin last week.
A couple of weeks ago I read a Tweet, written by our notorious member #13 Jason Rogers, saying: what the hell is that holding my tassel? It kindled my imagination and I knew I had to do something with these brilliant words. They sounded to me like the title of a movie. So here we are: all of us should play some part according to his or her skills.
Here's the line-up so far. If one of you thinks the casting is completely off the rocker, please let me know. I'm open to intelligent suggestions.
Production Co: OOTF
#1 Steve Mays: Production and Fezrocity Controll
#2 Bob Hague: Direction
#3 Everett Mobley: healthcare (since the whole crew are beasts)
#4 David Brazeal: Publicity (rancid)
#33 Nick Blair: storyboard sketching and postediting
#6 John Wells: video editing and mowing the grass
#7 Jamie Nelson: marketing (except Tenessee)
#51 Ambassador Carl: make shure all folks in Tenessee come to see the movie
#42 Joe Cache: costumes
#13 Jason Rogers: headwear and costumes
#16 Taisir Yanis: catering and coffee, lots of coffee
#35 Bob the Butcher: catering
#44 Ryan Armbrust; camera
#28 Dennis Klothen: special effects (smoke screen)
#30 Paul Roe: make-up (auch!!)
#31 Keith Poval: shoes (preferably sandals)
#37 Wally the Welder: everything that has to do with iron
#38 Andy Small: fast cars
#24 Rev. Jason: herd the sheep and trying to teach the bad guy manners
#25 Mr. Phil: special effects and entertain the kids (what kids?)
#45 Seth Anthony: Historic Backgrounds and Trivia
#50 Jason Burgess: Anyting beond the ordinary (or was it the other way round?)
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#8 Howlin' Hobbit: music/soundtrack
#9 Phill Powell: soundtrack and lyrics
#10 James Smith: music/soundtrack
#23 Drew Barcode: music/soundtrack
#32 salamandir: music/soundtrack
#47 Catfish: music/soundtrack
#48 Uncle Elvis: music/soundtrack
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#17 Professor Peter: the bad guy
#18 Doctor Dick: the good guy
#26 uub: kind of Bond girl, trying to lure the good guy with a trap
#27 Hassan the Turk: assistant to the bad guy, at least he's got a gun
#39 John H. Hughes II: one of the bad guys accomplices (you know the one who drives by on a scooter playing his bagpipe.
#11 Timothy Brazeal: mmmmmm what dubious role could this young man play? Suppose that is not revealed till the end where a weird twist in the story is totally ruined by a lousy car chase.
#5 Edward Dulle: actor (only if Fez and Kilt are worn in combination)
#34 Graeme Cunningham: The guy who lift the hem of his kilt to distract the attention of the bad guy and so be the better of the Bond girl.
#43 Count Jim Moriarty: the weird sorcerer from the north. ("And he lives down south"; " so what?")
#46 Peter Brusoe: Reciter of the Poem (in what scene was that?)
Actors whose characters are yet to be decided (either a "heroic dying hero" or "guests attending an abundant diner party who get killed later and end as a heroic hero's") :
#49 Dr. Goldfoot
#41 Erin Dykes
#40 Damon Dykes
#36 Chris Pirillo
#29 Jon Gregalunas
#22 Roderick Kennedy
#21 Clive Gifford
#20 Andy Dickinson
#19 John Simpson
#15 Tom Boman
#14 George Kopp
#12 David Fletcher
Two questions remain: who is going to write the script and who is going to get the money together for doing the production. Any suggestions??
-- Professor Peter
The name Order of the Fez has been copied/kidnapped/stolen/borrowed (erase what's not applicable)
http://orderofthefez.blog.com/2010/04/22/i-have-to-end-this-nightmare/-- Fez #17
No connection to large men riding small vehicles