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NAME: Darrell R. drconcerts@mindspring.com
ABOUT THE FAN:
I'm 31 years old, married, with two little girls ages 6 & 2.
I live in Lawrenceville, GA, a northern suburb of Atlanta. I'm also what
you would call a 'starving artist' type, a singer/songwriter who travels
the southeastern US. Visit our web page at http://www.darrellritchie.com.
I enjoy virtually every kind of movie, but I must admit a more obvious
leaning towards the horror/sci-fi genre.
JAWS COLLECTION:
Let's see, all four movies on VHS, novelizations of 1,
2, & 4, JAWS 2 Log, On Martha's Vineyard...The Making Of The Movie JAWS
paperback, Reader's Digest Condensed Book version of JAWS (which is
actually a better read!), Jaws soundtrack on vinyl and CD, JAWS 2
soundtrack on CD, JAWS reprint poster, original JAWS 2 "One Good Bite
Deserves Another!" 1980 re-release poster, JAWS model kit, Dickie Goodman's
"Mr. JAWS" 45" single, the JAWS game, JAWS iron-on T-shirt from 3rd grade
(it doesn't fit anymore!), the Making Of Jaws documentary (courtesy Sean
G.), the PREMIERE magazine 20th anniversary JAWS article, the JAWS
retrospective in FANGORIA #150, as well as various shark models and
replicas (in a vain attempt to find something resembling our beloved Bruce).
COMMENTS:
I'm one of the few here who actually got to see JAWS in all it's
cinematic glory upon it's orginal release in 1975. I had always had a
leaning in this direction as far as entertainment, but JAWS really pushed
the boat out in the water. Not only did it get me hooked on horror films,
but JAWS' transcending various genres also gave me appreciation for
character plays, dramas, comedies, actions pictures,...the list goes on.
Obviously my kids are not really old enough to see these films, at least
not the uncut versions. But I'm interested to see if, as they get older,
this film will carry over into yet another generation.
Kudos to Jake Gove for saving my marriage! My wife Michelle is so thrilled
that I finally have a group of people to discuss this movie with! Gotta
get my fix somewhere......
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NAME: GARAND
ABOUT THE FAN:
My Forum name is Garand and I am 31 years old. I live in central Texas and I
am a graduate of Southwest Texas State University, where I received degrees
in History and Anthropology. I am currently writing a book about U.S. tanks
in WWII and Korea, and I hope to eventually work for the U.S. Govt. in
Europe.
JAWS COLLECTION:
I never really had a JAWS collection, like most kids I just had a bunch of
stuff. I did have the .45 of "MR. JAWS, the MAD magazine spoof,
and just about everything else that was JAWS or shark related. Much of
it was lost or thrown away after I started collecting Star
Wars paraphernalia in '77. My current "collection" of JAWS or
JAWS-related items includes the letterbox version of JAWS, a copy of the
paperback from 1975, a very scratchy LP of the JAWS sountrack, a file of
magazine articles relating to JAWS, a copy of "Sportfishing for
Sharks" by Frank Mundus, a replica great white from Safari, Ltd., a
large megalodon tooth, an M1 rifle, and a harpoon.
COMMENTS:
I saw JAWS twice on the night it opened in my hometown in 1975, when I was 9
years old. It was the first movie I ever saw without my parents, and like
most people I was swept away in the shark craze of '75. My father has fished
on the gulf coast since the 1940's, so I got to play on boats, catch sharks,
and pretend I was Quint. Someone gave me a children's book about sharks that
featured a story about Capt. Frank Mundus and I decided that I would be a
shark fisherman when I grew up. Like my pre-JAWS ambition to become a
pirate, it never happened.
Finding Jake's site has rekindled my
interest in JAWS, and I would like to see the movie re-issued for the 25th
anniversary, in a "cleaned up" version with the best "lost
scenes" replaced. I also hope that there will be no more pathetic
sequels to further tarnish the JAWS name.
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NAME: andrea queenann100@hotmail.com
ABOUT THE FAN:
I am 23 years old and live in Sutherland, Nebraska. I am originally from a small town in
North Dakota. I just recently got married and am thoroughly enjoying married life. My husband, Tim,
and I have one dog.....a mini schnauzer named Cosmo. He is my baby and we love him to death. Other hobbies
I enjoy are doll collecting, reading, writing, and crafts. My love of JAWS started when I was 3 years old
and my parents let me watch it on TV. Ever since then I have been obsessed with it! It scared me to death and
I had nightmares about it until I was 8 years old, but eventually fear turned to fascination. I haven't been
able to get enough of it ever since.
JAWS COLLECTION:
My JAWS collection is rather pathetic compared to some of the other fan's collections (I'm so ashamed!). I have the
letterboxed collectors edition of JAWS, JAWS 2 taped off of cable, the JAWS Documentary (thanks to Sean G.), and a
beanie baby great white shark which proudly sits next to my VCR. My heart's desire is to own the JAWS cookie jar that
plays the theme song every time you open the lid! I'd be in the cookie jar every 10 seconds.....probably not a good thing!!!
Update (Aug. 2000): I DID get the Jaws cookie jar I so badly wanted from RICH [long
time forum member who SHOULD be in the HOF but was too lazy to send in the
bio! :) ]. After RICH gave me the Jaws cookie jar, I filled it with dog biscuits. I have
since trained my dog to come running whenever he hears the "da-dum" come out
of the lid! lol! Sort of a Pavlovian thing of our time, I guess.
RICH also sent me a birthday gift which will forever be my most
cherished and prized Jaws collectible: the Jaws poster signed by members of
the cast and extras. He obtained these signatures in person on a trip to
Martha's Vineyard and had it personalized to me. It contains the signatures
of Craig Kingsbury (Ben Gardner), Lee Fierro (Mrs. Kintner), and Jeffrey
Voorhees (Alex Kintner), amongst others. It will be matted and framed, where
I will keep it protected and leave it as my legacy when I die! (Or I will
sell it for mega bucks if RICH ever needs a kidney or something!)
COMMENTS:
I stumbled upon Jake's site pretty much by accident, but I'm glad that I did. The only other person to share my JAWS
fascination is my sister, and since we live far apart, I'm usually on my own. It's nice to be able to come here and
talk to fellow fans, and I've made a lot of new friends here. My thanks to Jake for providing me with countless hours
of entertainment and a place to go where people don't think I'm crazy for loving JAWS!!
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NAME: ROGELIO DURON duron@acnet.net
ABOUT THE FAN:
My name is Rogelio Duron, I live in Monterrey N.L Mexico, it's one of
Mexico's most important cities. I'm 20 at the time, I was born on the 29th of
April 1978, Natural born Taurus. My hobbies are watching movies and writing
stories. I go to a theater class and I'd like to be a movie director someday.
I'm studying Commerce and International Relations. My first experience with
"JAWS" was back when I was a little kid and my Dad used to take me to
these big monster movies like King Kong and Godzilla. It's amazing how all
the kids had Batman or Superman for heroes and I had Bruce the shark from
JAWS as mine.
JAWS COLLECTION:
I have a 6th print copy of 1975 JAWS by Peter Benchley and a 1st
ed. Mexican copy of it. I have the pan and scan version of JAWS, a
sticker from JTR that has a little story of its own, a Universal
Studios JAWS T-shirt, and a big inflatable white shark.
I'm about to get a NINTENDO just to purchase the old JAWS game it's
gonna be my Christmas present.
COMMENTS:
I love the forum and I appreciate all you guys who as me love the JAWS
movies and talk about just everything. As long as we stand together the JAWS
legend will survive, thank you all.
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NAME: S. Michael Simms aerosimms@hotmail.com
WHERABOUTS: Franklin, Indiana, a suburb of Indianapolis
ABOUT THE FAN:
Mr. T. vs The Energy Being
I am 25 years old and live in Indiananapolis, Indiana, far away from where
Jaws can get me. My hobbies are collecting Jaws, Star Wars, King Kong,
Nintendo, Aerosmith and Mr. T memorabilia; singing (I sound like Steven
Tyler- no, really, I do); posting on the Jaws forum; and teaching my little
girl, Lydia Noel Simms, everything I can- l'il genius is gonna make daddy
lots of money someday...heh heh. I first saw Jaws on TV at age 3; the next
day my father (who had a strange sense of humor) took me to the beach and
threw me, screaming, into the water. I've been hooked ever since.
JAWS COLLECTION:
JAWS
I used to have the Hardcover Novel, but I returned it to the library
(stealing is wrong); Soundtrack on LP, Cassette, & CD; Paperback Novel; Pan
Scan VHS (with the backwards art); Letterboxed; Widescreen; 25th Anniversary
2 Tape Set; DVD & DTS DVD; Laserdisc Documentary (thanks to Cari
"Sharknut"); Jaws theme cookie jar; Jaws theme snack bowl; Jaws zippo; ATARI
Jaws video game flyer; "Killer Shark" video game flyer; Gaffhook Game from
Ideal signed by Lee "Mrs. Kintner" Fiero and Craig "Ben Gardner" Kingsbury;
Belt Buckle; 1975 TIME magazine; 1975 MAD magazine; PEOPLE Jaws 25th issue;
1975 Monster Times; Wood, Glass, Fiberglass, & Bolt from The Orca 2; Cast &
Crew Autographed "On Location at Martha's Vineyard" 1st Edition book; "The
Jaws Log"; "Reader's Voices" selections from Jaws; Movie Poster (reprint,
darn); Jaws T-shirt from Martha's Vineyard; "Floating Head" Glossy
Autographed by Craig Kingsbury; Singing Shark Wall Mount; MV Shark Head
Grabber; MV Great White Porcelain Figurine; 1975 Movie Poster Puzzle; MV
Shark Teeth; MV Shark Mug; some awesome pictures of cast & crew members and
film location shots on MV; July '75 tattoo on right tricep w/Poster Art.
JAWS 2
Paperback Novel; DVD; Pan Scan VHS; Trading Card Complete Set; J2 Marvel Comic Book; CD Soundtrack
JAWS 3-D
Trading Card Complete Set; Trading Card Counter Box; Pan Scan VHS
JAWS The Revenge
Nintendo Game; Pan Scan VHS & Alternate Version; Movie Poster Puzzle;
Paperback Novel
COMMENTS:
My mother went to see Jaws in July of 1975, and I was born several hours
later. I became close friends with a survivior of the Indianapolis who
recently passed away, I made the pilgrimage to Martha's Vineyard for the
25th Anniversary of the film, and I have a July '75 Jaws tattoo on my right
arm. I guess you could say I'm a fan.
A special thank you to Andrea, Darrell, Brett, Rudy, Lava, Sharknut,
brodiebruce, and about a dozen other cool as hell people for being such
great company. Extra special thanks to RICH, Clarke, Katrina, Lee Fiero,
Craig Kingsbury, Jeff Voorhees and my beloved Jennie for the Martha's
Vineyard experience. And super duper double dipped super supreme thanks to
Jake for the awesome homepage/forum which keeps getting better all the time-
it's turned out to be the best part of this strange obsession.
God bless that big rubber shark!
p.s. Freemasons worship Lucifer. Really.
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NAME: Brett JawsVS@aol.com
ABOUT THE FAN:
At the moment (January, 2000) I am 18 years old and a
freshman in college with Biology as my major. I live in Traverse City, a
relatively small town in Northern Michigan. If you face the palm of your
right hand towards you, I live at the tip of your pinky, on Lake Michigan. I
currently have been working as a busser in a restaurant for the last three
years. Its not as bad as you think! My hobbies include off-roading,
mountain biking, football, skiing, R/C trucks, catching up on the latest
novel out there, hunting, fishing, gotta love the video games, building my
star wars collection, and MOVIES! I have always loved movies, and I am
considering taking film as a minor in college. I have a Top 25 Movie List
that I constantly update. Hey, its something fun to do! Can you guess what
#1 is?
JAWS COLLECTION:
Well, since I was born almost 6 years after Jaws came out
(and that means Jaws had been out TEN years before I was finally old enough
to see it), I missed out on a lot of the "prime" Jaws items, but I still like
to think my that collection isn't TOO shabby. I own the Letterboxed THX
version of the original film, the TV version of Jaws 2 where the helicopter
pilot gets devoured, Jaws 3D on VHS, and Jaws the Revenge on DVD. I have a
framed Jaws movie poster hanging in my room, a 7-11 Jaws cup from 1975, a 26
inch rubber great white (along with many others), full sets of both the Jaws
2 and Jaws 3D cards, "The Jaws Log" by Carl Gottlieb, "The Making of the
Movie Jaws" by Edith Blake, the Jaws soundtrack on CD, and the Jaws novel by
Peter Benchley, along with a plethera of shark books (I also have an
extensive amount of Jaws article clippings thanks to Scott S., another forum
regular). I have a few nice Megalodon teeth, a Matchbox Star Car Amity boat,
a Jaws cookie jar that plays the Jaws theme when you open its mouth, and a
Thomas English Muffins promo shirt of when "Jaws the Ride" in Universal
Studios, Florida first opened. I also have the Jaws Documentary (also thanks to Scott
S.) and a Jaws keychain and pen and paper set from Universal Studios. In the
end, I would have to say that my favorite Jaws item is my personalized
liscense plate that says "JAWS 99", with the 99 signifying the year I
graduated from high school. Whew....I am pretty sure that is it!
COMMENTS:
Even though I didn't get to see Jaws in the theaters, I still saw
it at an age younger than most, and I grew up with it. Jaws has imprinted
many positive interests in me, and it has given me both a love for the
natural world and motion pictures. When you grow up with something from such
a young age, you identify yourself with it, similar to an animal thinking the
first thing it comes into contact with is it's mother. You latch onto it,
and it becomes a part of you. In this respect, Jaws has many sentimental
values for me. Quint may not be the best role model for a kid, but I still
turned out ok :) This Jaws site is fantastic, and it is great to finally
find some people with the same love for this movie as me. Jaws fans are hard
to find! The Jaws Forum has really come a long way since the beginning. I
never thought I would end up getting to know people through it. I still
remember when questions like "How many Jaws sequels are there?" were posted!
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NAME: Scott S. crabsmith@msn.com
ABOUT THE FAN:
I am 34 years old and live in Kansas City, MO. I'm currently
attending school full-time at Ottawa University, and hope to graduate by the
end of this year. I have been a Jaws fan since the tender age of 9, when I
happened to see the newly published paperback at a store. I have been hooked
ever since. My family was stationed in Panama at the time, so we had to wait
several months before it finally arrived down there. I made up for lost time
by seeing it 5 times in one week (all my parents would allow!)
JAWS COLLECTION:
Not much, I'm sorry to say. I have the letterboxed video of
Jaws, the 2+ hour documentary, and was lucky enough to find a widescreen
laserdisc of Jaws 2, which also found its way into my collection. I have the
Jaws and Jaws 2 novels, as well as several magazines with Jaws related
articles.
COMMENTS:
I was very new to the internet when I found this site. I remember
the first night I logged on to it I spent nearly four hours reading all the
posts, amazed that there were so many other hard core Jaws fans like myself.
I really thought I was one of the few people left who was still obsessed
with this movie. It was great to see that there were so many others who
loved it just as much. Two years have since past and barely a day goes by
without my checking in to see what's new here.
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NAME: Capt. Frank Mundus, aka "The Real Quint"
Frank Mundus, born in Brooklyn, NY in 1925, is the most famous shark
fisherman of all time. Since taking his boat CRICKET II on it's maiden
voyage in 1947, Capt. Mundus has caught some of the largest great white
sharks on record. He pioneered the sport of sharkfishing and was the
innovator of many of the fishing techniques used today. Although Peter
Benchley has never publicly acknowledged him, it is generally known that
he was the inspiration for the character "Quint". Much of the action in
JAWS is based on Capt. Mundus' real-life experiences.
In 1961 Capt. Mundus caught a 3,000lb great white off the bathing beach
of Amagansett (Amity?), NY. The following year he caught a larger great
white off Block Island. His greatest claim to fame came in 1964 when,
after a 5 hour struggle, he captured a 17 1/2', 4,500lb great white 10
miles off Montauk, Long Island. The shark required 5 harpoons, each
attached to a beer barrel by a 400' rope, before it could be towed to
shore. Benchley refers to this incident during his interview on the
20th anniversary edition of JAWS, but doesn't mention Capt. Mundus by
name. In 1986 Capt. Mundus and Capt. Donnie Braddick caught the largest
fish ever taken on rod and reel, a 17', 3,427lb great white. Capt.
Braddick was the angler, while Capt. Mundus baited the shark, drove the
boat, and supervised the capture of the shark.
Capt. Mundus has appeared on the David Letterman show and has been the
subject of 2 books, "Capt. Frank Mundus, Shark Man" and "In the Slick of
the Cricket", as well as writing his own book "Sportfishing for Sharks".
He currently lives in Hawaii and is working on his
autobiography.
Capt. Mundus, for his accomplishments, has been named an Honorary Hall of Fame Member.
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NAME: Chuck Gramling johnjaws@mediaone.net
ABOUT THE FAN:
I am a 34 year old filmmaker who was first entranced by the world
of Hollywood after seeing Jaws in its theatrical release in 1975. I work as
a writer/producer/director doing corporate video work and making low budget
films for regional television and video release. One of the projects I
produced was the spoof of Jaws with forum members Mike Roddy and Erik
Hollander, ALL THAT JAWS. I also have 2 "sons", my cats Socrates and Tiger
whom I love very much. This is their place, I just live here as their butler
to feed and pet them when needed, otherwise, they allow me to have my own
time. :-)
JAWS COLLECTION:
A LOT! An ORIGINAL sharks tail that hung on the ext. of
Quint's house, seen in the film when they are boarding. Spielberg's autograph
on a Jaws still of him. Shaw, Scheider and Dreyfuss's autographs on the
still of the 3 of them in the shark jaws. An ORIGINAL official Universal
Jaws sharks tooth necklace still in it's original package from 1975. ADDAR
Jaws shark model. A photocopy of Joe Alves personal storyboard book. A color
copy of Joe Alves ORIGINAL design of Bruce and the platform. American
Cinematographer, People, Time, Mad, Film Review mags ALL with Jaws on the
cover and featured stories. Japanese theatrical release program. Jaws
poster. 8x10 ORIGINAL of the Orca from Edith Blake's original camera
negative. An autographed copy of the hardcover first printing of the Making
of by Blake. The Jaws Log. The hardcover and 2 versions of the paperback,
one of which is autographed by Benchley. Lee Fiero, Chris Rebello, Craig
Kingsbury, Lorraine Gary, Jeff Kramer and many of the other supporting casts
pics and autographs. Jaws model tour bus. Joe Alves, Ted Grossman and John
Williams autographs on Jaws stills. Presskit clip art. Signature collection
laserdisc. Jaws DVD. Jaws soundtracks (old and new). 50 personally cut
frames from an actual 35mm print of Jaws. Over 100 stills. And thats not all
of it either.
COMMENTS:
I've only been a regular on the forum for about a year and have
met some great people. It is like a family: A Jaws family that I am proud to
be a part of. It was Jaws that made me a filmmaker and it is Jaws I look to
for inspiration before I embark upon a new project, because that is where it
started for me.
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NAME: Sharknut cbowns@concentric.net
ABOUT THE FAN:
Okay, I admit it, my real name is not Sharknut,(no-really?) it's Cari, and I know many of you were suprised,
(and maybe are suprised now) to find out I am a woman LOL! Sharknut just fits me, I love sharks, and have
lots of shark stuff!!!
Like Brett, I live in Michigan, I was just married on May 13th, and am totally
loving married life. My husband, Matt and I have a wonderful, 7 year old son named Matt Jr, who we
absolutley adore!! Besides sharks, my hobbies include making everything from Indian dreamcatchers, to the
bone jewlery. I also work third shift, as a polysomnoghraphic technologist, (or better know as a sleep
tech lol!!) doing sleep studies on people.
The first time I saw Jaws, I was six, and I was absolutley terrified, however, since I was supposed to
be in bed, I couldn't make a sound, or I'd be caught! But the movie impacted me so, that it sparked a
20 year(and still going!) love of sharks. And I was so scared to go in ANY water, I made my mom get me a
book on the anatomy and behaivorism of sharks (yes at 6, I did read the WHOLE thing LOL!) and ever since
I've been hooked! Jaws has always been (and always will be) my favorite movie, and sharks will always be
my favorite hobby :-)
I also have my own shark web site, called Sharknut's Shark Site, and I have sub site on there, that is a Jaws-site (if you want to know it's @ http://www.geocities.com/sharknut )
JAWS COLLECTION:
Once upon a time, I had a fairly decent collection, but sad to say, that was many years, and many moves
ago :-( At one time, I had the Ideal (plastic)Jaws game, the necklace, a ring, lots of trading cards
(both Jaws 1&2), a poster, Carl Gottlieb's The Jaws Log, the Jaws 2 official sticker book, the first 3
(recorded) on video, which wore out years ago LOL! (Do I have to admit this...) JTR in paperback,
Mad magazine, and Cracked (featuring Jaws) and last but not least, Jaws 3-D on the ORIGINAL disc
player (c'mon, you know, when Beta's ruled the land LOL!)
Now, however, what I have is a recorded copy of ABC's presentation, the laser disc documentary
(recorded), Jaws 3-D, a broken necklace (it's missing the bottom jaw) JTR in paperback, and a few
cheesy rip-offs recorded! Sad, sad, sad, I know, but I am holding out till this July to
buy the VHS 25th anniversary release.
COMMENTS:
First off, I want to thank Jake for creating this forum, it is the ONLY forum I regularly haunt, and
the only chatroom I EVER go into (I'm not big on boards, or chatrooms) but I feel so at home here,
and the other forum goers are great!!!!! It's soooo nice to know I'm not the only nut out
here who loves Jaws, but until I stumbled onto this site, I thought I was alone. So here I am,
and here I'll stay :-) The best part, is being able to talk about a 25 year old movie, without
people going "Um....okay" and looking at me like I'm crazy LOL!!!
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NAME: Jake Gove (Forum Administrator) jakeg@mediaone.net
ABOUT THE FAN:
I am 31 years old and live in Inver Grove Heights, Minnesota. I work for an internet company called
About. I've lived in Minnesota all my life and the winters suck!
I created and JAWSmovie.com in 1995 (the first on the web!). I'm not sure if I deserve to be on this
Hall of Fame because I don't post a lot of messages on the forum. My wife, Tami, and I live with
Jordan, our Golden Retriever. For more info about the JAWS site, visit
About JAWSmovie.com.
JAWS COLLECTION:
I have the following: The letterboxed collector's edition of JAWS on VHS, a copy of the JAWS Documentary, copies of the sequels, the JAWS movie poster,
The JAWS Log book, The Making of JAWS book, a full set of Topps JAWS 2 cards, the JAWS novel, the JAWS 2 novel, the JAWS game by Ideal,
the JAWS movie poster puzzle, the JAWS 1980 re-release poster, the song Mr. JAWS on CD (Dickie Goodman's greatest hits), a JAWS 2 book about sharks, and
the JAWS 2 Mad magazine parody, the All That JAWS parody (thanks to James-Michael Roddy!), and hundreds of images from the film.
COMMENTS:
I'm glad that so many people have found the forum to be a cool place to hang out. I didn't know that there were so many JAWS fans out there!
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NAME: Beck/Rudy Harding rudyh2000@yahoo.com
ABOUT THE FAN:
Right now I am a student at KSU Salina, majored in
Computer Information systems. I am 19 years old. I was
born in WaKeeney, Kansas, which is one of the smallest
towns I know. Hobbies include: Making web pages. I've
made about 10 web pages, with only 2 being still on
the web. I do a little bit of reading, mainly Foxtrot.
Quincy rules!!! Can't forget about video games. Been
playing those since 1987. I enjoy listening to music.
My favorite artists are: Fatboy Slim, Moby, Beck, The
Time, and Aerosmith. And of course, I like Great White
Sharks. I owe all of that to Jaws.
JAWS COLLECTION:
Uh oh. Definetly not as big as the others. I got Jaws
1 and 3 on video tape. I got that Shark Beanie Baby.
And I have Jaws the Novel.
COMMENTS:
I first went to the Jaws Forum back in 1997, so I
guess the only thing I can really say is that I was
one of the first people to post! Woo hoo!! Anyway, I
first saw Jaws when I was 8 years old, so as you
probably would guess, that movie scared the hell outta
me. But I thought it was awesome and it lead me to
study more about Great Whites. (I later saw Jaws: The
Revenge, and that scared me too, in a different way.)
Thanks to Jake for creating an awesome web site and a
great forum. Its been great hanging out with all the
cool people in the forum who have been putting up with
me :-)
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NAME: Julie Ann xoxojulieannxoxo@AOL.COM
ABOUT THE FAN:
My name is Julie Ann Broxterman. I am 21 years old and I live in Cincinnati, Ohio,
although I am originally from Ft. Worth Texas. I am currently working at a HUGE music store.
I hope to get my vet tech license soon though. I volunteer at the aquarium here
and I get to see sharks on a weekly basis. And also feed baby penguins, which is
the fun part of the job. I enjoy to read books and spend time with my boyfriend
and my two Toy Rat Terriers. (Chico and Paisley, Chico is pictured.) I hope to work
at a major zoo and work with the zoo vets. I am currently working on this dream as
we speak. In my spare time I love to paint and help my friend out at his pet store
taking care of the fish and the reptiles. I also like to go to the movies and go fishing.
JAWS COLLECTION:
I don't have a huge collection but I am working on it. My collection consists of a
Jaws article from the Monster Times 1976 (Chuck Gramling sent it to me as a present.)
Pictures from the film (also from Chuck), and an autographed picture of Jaws signed by
Steven Spielberg, original Jaws Log, autograph pic of Frank Mundus (the "real" Quint),
Jaws 1-4 on vhs, a Jaws T-shirt from Universal, a 1975 ticket stub from Jaws, big Jaws
clock and small clock, cookie jar that plays Jaws, Jaws on LD, and Jaws 1, 2
(got it early) and 4 on DVD. Whewww!!! And that's about it.
COMMENTS:
I would like to thank Jake for an awesome site ... you just don't know how many
hours of entertainment you have provided me. And I would also like to say a little
hello to all of the nice people I have met on this website, (you all know who you
are). Everyone has been very nice and not to mention advice I have been given from
Chuck . You probably don't remember what it was but believe me it has stuck. I
started posting here like a year and a half ago, and although the same topics have
been discussed a million trillion times, I never tire of reading them all. I will
come back again and again because I love this website and of course I love the movie Jaws.
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