The Trevor Appreciation Thread

[Paquita]

Ah Trevor, so wise!

[Silverlady]

I don't know if there is a version of "Jeopardy" in South Africa, but Trevor would be the winner hands down!   

[Allhallowsday]

Kind, thoughtful, and sensitive, here's to our Trevor:   

[Mofo Rising]

Just to be contrary, I was going to post reasons NOT to appreciate Trevor. However, try as I might, I couldn't come up with one bad thing to say about him.

Trevor: All-around good guy.

[trekgeezer]

Trevor is a true and caring friend and I hope he gets to cross the pond to see us all one of these days.

[Trevor]

Why?  Well he sure can't start one for himself.   

Trevor I know is a guy I could hang out with.  A fellow of great knowledge and kindness who I would enjoy chatting with.     To Trevor everyone!   

Thanks, DS but you beat me to it ~ I was going to start one myself. 

[Trevor]

Cold lemonade on a hot day talking b-movies...talking ANYTHING, except maybe about his underpants.

Ze lemonade will do nozzing for my undies: they demand Heineken. 

[Trevor]

Yay Trevor! Huzzah for the South African Ambassador of Bad Films!

Thanks Derf: my pay check for the embassy hasn't arrived yet. 

[Trevor]

Trevor is a true and caring friend and I hope he gets to cross the pond to see us all one of these days.

One day I will ~ even if I have to control my fear of deep water and wind-surf there. 

[Trevor]

Trevor is a fine person, and he takes the time to consider other people's feelings in everything he does.  There are not many people in this world who will not say something, not because they are afraid of the confrontation, but because they are considerate of the other person's feelings.

I am glad to have met you and know you, sir.

Wow ~ thank you, Andrew! 

I'm not actually afraid of the confrontation as I have been knocked on my African ass many times  but I always get up again. Like Michael Douglas said in The Ghost and The Darkness: "I'm a considerate man, my mother taught me that." 

[Trevor]

Just to be contrary, I was going to post reasons NOT to appreciate Trevor. However, try as I might, I couldn't come up with one bad thing to say about him.

Trevor: All-around good guy.

Whew ~ you had me going there for a second or two [Trevor wipes brow]  Thanks, Mofo.

[Trevor]

Trever is a genuinely good fellow and a fount of knowledge on many subjects including bad movies, African history, and well, under pants.

If he's ever stateside I hope to give him a personal tour of some of our town's most famous ghosts.

I would love to visit as I've been doing a bit of reading up on your town's ghosts and most of it makes me go   . What I really would like to know is what exactly happened here in 1981:



And also, what happened there in 1989 to make its' owner pass away suddenly? 

[Raffine]

His sister still lives there and encourages the interest ($$$!) in the home. She has a Ph.D. in sociology and is very respected here, but I'd like to start the rumor that she lurks in the attic dressed like Bette Davis in WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? and likes to shout obscenities at the tourists in the square below.

[Leah]

Trevor is not afraid to speak his mind!

[Trevor]

His sister still lives there and encourages the interest ($$$!) in the home. She has a Ph.D. in sociology and is very respected here, but I'd like to start the rumor that she lurks in the attic dressed like Bette Davis in WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? and likes to shout obscenities at the tourists in the square below.

I would pay good money to see that.  

I was always very creeped out by Kevin Spacey's death scene in Midnight In The Garden Of Good And Evil and I sometimes wonder if Jim Williams didn't meddle too much in the occult, so much so that it came back to hurt him.