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After the parties, Abdul decides to actually attend the conference. First he stops at the trade show where he takes over the City of Austin....booth. The Conduit Interactive staff must restrain Abdul from one of their exhibits. Next |
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What was the exhibit that Abdul found so fascinating? It's the Barbie Ring Toss! Next |
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Abdul stops off at the Her Domain booth for a tiara and a massage. "Great booth!" judged Abdul. "Just what I needed to prepare for a hard day of going to conference panels and meeting movie directors." Next |
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At the first panel, Peter Bogdanovich looks on as Abdul and Albert Maysles argue about who knew Orson Wells the best. "I knew him better than you!" lied Abdul. "You didn't" said Albert. "Did" "Didn't" "Did" "Didn't". Next |
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At the next panel, Abdul meets David Leiner, director of "Dude Where's My Car?". Abdul proves what a big fan he is by re-enacting his favorite scenes from the movie. "One says 'Dude!' Then the other one says 'Sweet', then the other one says 'Dude'...." until the audience leaves. Next |
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At another panel, director John Sayles listens to Abdul ask for payment for a good review in the press. John writes Abdul a check. "Chump" snickered Abdul. "These Hollywood guys are no match for me!...Oh, and did I mention that John Sayles is a really good director? Yep, he sure is. Now where's the nearest bank?" Next |
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