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Balto movie ticket stub
i think i have it somewhere
Started by LongBow986 on 02 Mar 2003, 19:26 UTC · 78 preserved posts
76-106196064502 Mar 2003, 19:26 UTC
well it took me awhile to figure out where to put this odd message but i was thinking a minute and i think i still have the movie ticket stub to Balto somewhere in my dresser lol im gonna have to take a look UPDATE: i found the ticket stub in my drawer it says Balto 12/30/95 3:00 i paid ū.75 for it....kinda cheap for such a good movie
P.S. Hey Fluke forgive me if i put this topic in the wrong place
(Edited by LongBow986 at 2:04 pm on Mar. 2, 2003)
70-106196059202 Mar 2003, 20:56 UTC
Thats cool, this message is fine here, and it's cool you used the edit button too. Have you got a scanner? Would be cool to see it as the movie never made it to the cinema here
76-106196064502 Mar 2003, 21:12 UTC
well...i do have a scanner...it wont work :*(
78-106196066502 Mar 2003, 23:13 UTC
Poor me remembers seeing the trailer for the movie played on television a few times and how I wanted to go see Balto in theaters... But alas, I never went. Seeing the original animation on the big-screen will thus remain a dream (hmmm - I wonder if I could get my paws on an original theater Balto film reel???).
~ Jay ~
KSC FL
70-106196059202 Mar 2003, 23:20 UTC
When I'm rich and famous, I'll get a movie theatre to screen Balto ;)
78-106196066903 Mar 2003, 00:52 UTC
Cool:biggrin:! I never saw Balto in the movies:sad:.
Fluke> Yay! Movie to screen Balto non-stop action!
83-106196071603 Mar 2003, 01:33 UTC
That's cool, but it's shame you can't show us, I really would have like to have seen the ticket. =/
LOL! Go for it AC! 
78-106196066503 Mar 2003, 02:07 UTC
A theater to showcase the Balto film? That would have to become the third site of pilgrimage for Balto fans. From my Balto-holy-registries, I believe that the first shrine site is Nome, Alaska; the second is the Balto statue in New York.
Jay
KSC FL
80-106196067603 Mar 2003, 02:29 UTC
I'd love to see that ticket stub as well. I never made it to the theater to see the movie either. So that idea of Fluke's sounds really great.
Nex> LOL That sounds about right.
76-106196064503 Mar 2003, 03:53 UTC
Well i kinda thought about this...on the 100th anniversary (2025) we meet at the statue in New York, then go to Nome Alaska..yeah this thought crossed my mind several times
(Edited by LongBow986 at 9:54 pm on Mar. 2, 2003)
76-106196064303 Mar 2003, 16:42 UTC
Meeting like that sounds cool but I am not sure what i will be doing by then. I might be available I might not. What do you guys think?
76-106196064503 Mar 2003, 18:48 UTC
LOL i'll be 38 by then...2025 is 22 years away...so we will have to wait awhile, and if i keep that stub in good condition, i'll bring it with me...by then i dont know if i'll even have enough money to make such a trip, but i might as well start while im still young
65-106196052903 Mar 2003, 21:25 UTC
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Quote: from LongBow986 on 10:53 pm on Mar. 2, 2003 Well i kinda thought about this...on the 100th anniversary (2025) we meet at the statue in New York, then go to Nome Alaska..yeah this thought crossed my mind several times |
22 years? I hope to be living in Nome by then, so you can all stay at my place. ;)
Hopefully there will still be wolves left up there in 2025...
(Edited by Aglandiir at 4:27 pm on Mar. 3, 2003)
87-106196077903 Mar 2003, 23:44 UTC
saw it the first day, twice
83-106196071604 Mar 2003, 08:03 UTC
You're lucky Winter... *shakes head.* I just remember wanting to go.
76-106196064304 Mar 2003, 16:44 UTC
I hope that wolfs never disapear. The day wolfs disapear is the day my people the Sioux do.
76-106196064504 Mar 2003, 22:51 UTC
same here dude, heh if that happens, im gonna be pretty angry as well as sad
78-106196066504 Mar 2003, 23:01 UTC
Nah, no worries about the wolves, at least in North America. There are plenny'o stompy organizations protecting the natural resources, which is mostly a good thing. Just be wary of those radical ones that tear down powerlines and such... Definitely not a good thing to have on college or work resumes.
Jay
KSC FL
83-106196074105 Mar 2003, 00:56 UTC
2025? I'll be 47 by then :lol it'd be cool to meet you guys and travel to New York:wink:
I think Universal's Balto would be 30 by then and Balto II 23.
70-106196059205 Mar 2003, 11:27 UTC
That's a nice idea but I intend to be so #### famous by then, I won't be able to go outside with out being mobbed by fans lol.
If I get to America again though, I'd make sure that I went to see the statue and probably say when so friends could aways meet then
65-106196053406 Mar 2003, 01:02 UTC
LOL @ AC!!.Man I'd Like to visit nome Alaska...
And I Most definitly would Visit The statue In NYC
New York Rules!!!LOL...Alex Sanantinio
78-106196066906 Mar 2003, 01:26 UTC
I seen the statue and it rules! I'd LOVE to see the real Balto! I'd like to visit Nome, I would ask people if they heard of Balto. They better say yes or it's of to Fluke's Real Balto Page.
76-106196064506 Mar 2003, 02:14 UTC
yeah i showed a couple of friends my ticket stub, then they remembered seeing balto as well.
75-106196063006 Mar 2003, 10:04 UTC
Movie stub? Heh,I'm mad at myself because I was totally oblivious to the screening of the movie....well,I was only 10 back then.
A meeting in 2025,you say? I'd love to see the statue,too! Ohh,I'll be 40!
65-106196053406 Mar 2003, 22:29 UTC
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Quote: from Kaynine on 5:04 am on Mar. 6, 2003 Movie stub? Heh,I'm mad at myself because I was totally oblivious to the screening of the movie....well,I was only 10 back then.A meeting in 2025,you say? I'd love to see the statue,too! Ohh,I'll be 40! |
I agree with you,kaynine I would Love to see the statue in 2025..
And I would be 35 yrs old in the yr 2025..lol...80-106196067608 Mar 2003, 07:21 UTC
Well Fluke, if you do make it over here, you'd better make sure to let us all know. And famous, eh? So someday I'll be able to say I knew you back when? LOL Great. I wish ya luck.
75-106196063009 Mar 2003, 09:24 UTC
LOL! It'd be great to say "Hey,look!That's AC!I know him!"
83-106196071610 Mar 2003, 06:11 UTC
2025? I can't wait that long. XD
76-106196064510 Mar 2003, 22:30 UTC
lol this stinks...i went through my picture album of new york.......no sign of a balto pic *begins crying*
75-106196063011 Mar 2003, 04:44 UTC
Aww,don't get all upset *passes a tissue box* You can always pay a visit to NYC again...Then you can snap all the pics you want!
97-106196080012 Mar 2003, 02:00 UTC
Ooo... *pokes AC* You gonna become famous?
*ponders for a moment*
Can I have your autograph?

~Aleu~
75-106196063513 Mar 2003, 18:01 UTC
*cries* Waaah, I don't wanna wait that long; I'll be like in my fourties by then! My wife's will say, "What? You're going all the way to America BECAUSE OF A DOG?!!" Heh, I wonder what's it gonna be like...:biggrin:
78-106196066513 Mar 2003, 19:03 UTC
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Quote: from Kylewulf on 1:01 pm on Mar. 13, 2003 I'll be like in my fourties by then! My wife's will say, "What? You're going all the way to America BECAUSE OF A DOG?!!" |
Ack, I'll be 42 or so in 2025... But after having watched my parents for years, I am thoroughly convinced that marriage would be a terrible fate. The only torture worse would be children. LOL.;) Jay
KSC FL
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(Edited by NEXRAD at 2:04 pm on Mar. 13, 2003)
75-106196063514 Mar 2003, 02:08 UTC
Very true...but if I were to have kids, I'll pass my Balto craziness on to them :biggrin:. Aheh, imagine when ppl say to them, "How come you like a movie which comes out WAY before you were born?!" I'll make them reply, "Well, it kinda runs in my family, at least from one side of my family." *takes a quote lol*
76-106196064314 Mar 2003, 17:07 UTC
Kids can be a torture as well as a gift. It all depends on how they act. I myself hope to have kids someday. I just hope they dont drive me crazy.
78-106196066514 Mar 2003, 18:20 UTC
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Quote: from Kylewulf on 9:08 pm on Mar. 13, 2003 Aheh, imagine when ppl say to them, "How come you like a movie which comes out WAY before you were born?!" I'll make them reply, "Well, it kinda runs in my family, at least from one side of my family." *takes a quote lol* |
LOL. That'd be awesome... Do-able too by way of operant conditioning or other psychological methods of programming (which I am testing on my little brother, quite fun). Kids are guaranteed engines for driving parents crazy. First you get the infant stage with lots of crying and sleepless nights, then the whiney school age stage, then the infamous teenage years... It never ends (I know, the grief I put my parents through). LOL.
;) Jay
KSC FL
76-106196064515 Mar 2003, 00:41 UTC
well, by 2025 they'll have big transport aircraft that have repulsorlifts, i'll stop by and pick you all up lol
dunno about a wife and kids, i'll just have to bring them with me lol
im the least of my parents worries, but most of the time, im on the recieving end
but other than that, im a good kid
(Edited by LongBow986 at 6:43 pm on Mar. 14, 2003)
75-106196063015 Mar 2003, 07:10 UTC
Oh no!Kids?! They're worse than a barrel of monkeys!I have siblings at the age of 8 and I know!
Infants are worse still! It's not that I have anything against them,but there was one day where I had to put up to a baby's screaming and yelling I felt like walking up to his mother and saying "Could you please stuff his mouth with something?"
75-106196063515 Mar 2003, 08:25 UTC
LOL, really Kaynine?! Remind me to have them ASAP. Judging by my place, ppl here get married by their mid thirties, so if I go by that range too....eeeek! I don't have a mate yet! :biggrin:
Nex> I'll have to consider that, Nex. Unfortunately I'm the only Balto fan in my siblings. The others love anime more than anything!
70-106196059215 Mar 2003, 11:34 UTC
*shudders* I'm 22 and still have no intention of having children.. I can't think of anything worse, I prefer dogs, they are more loyal, love you no matter what, want less, talk less, cost less and don't live as long lol
76-106196064415 Mar 2003, 15:39 UTC
I am going to have to agree with you Ac I can't really stand little kids all that much even thought I have barely been around any (no brothers or sisters thank god) but little kids seem to like me and I don't know why lol.
(Edited by Loner at 10:40 am on Mar. 15, 2003)
83-106196074615 Mar 2003, 16:48 UTC
A meeting at the Balto statue in 2025, eh? I'll be 38 then..I'll still be young, lol. I wish I would have seen Balto in the theatre, unfortanately I too was oblivious to seeing it (since I was eight, I think :o ) It would be nice to see it in the theatre now, especially with all this new digital picture and surround sound stuff. (None in my local theatre, but it's spreading, eh? Of course, I wouldn't care if its played with or without

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As for kids? Eckk..crazy little buggers. I get tired just from watching them run around and jump on things, etc. and so forth. Thank god I was a kid in the eighties-early nineties, when the TV network for kids (err..America's "Nickelodeon"..) was still good. (Yecch! Taken a glance at it lately? Horrible!) No wonder the kids today are (even more) insane! lolol ;)
76-106196064515 Mar 2003, 16:56 UTC
LOL i'll be 38 as well,this would be a trip i would never forget
83-106196071616 Mar 2003, 18:17 UTC
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Quote: from Fluke on 6:34 am on Mar. 15, 2003 *shudders* I'm 22 and still have no intention of having children.. I can't think of anything worse, I prefer dogs, they are more loyal, love you no matter what, want less, talk less, cost less and don't live as long lol
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LOL AC! XD And you forget, they don't put you up in a nursing home when you get old. ;)
83-106196071616 Mar 2003, 18:18 UTC
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Quote: from Silver Huskey on 1:17 pm on Mar. 16, 2003
| Quote | Quote: from Fluke on 6:34 am on Mar. 15, 2003 *shudders* I'm 22 and still have no intention of having children.. I can't think of anything worse, I prefer dogs, they are more loyal, love you no matter what, want less, talk less, cost less and don't live as long lol
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LOL AC! XD �They also don't put you up in a nursing home when you get old. ;) |
83-106196071216 Mar 2003, 19:41 UTC
Wha?? A Moderator Double Posting O.o.Anyways I think thats very cool that you still have a ticket from the theatrical release.
(EDIT: spacing correction)
(Edited by Sierra375 at 7:43 pm on Mar. 16, 2003)
70-106196059216 Mar 2003, 19:53 UTC
Silver's been naughty... hasn't she Mr Flibbals..?
83-106196071216 Mar 2003, 19:58 UTC
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Quote: from Fluke on 2:53 pm on Mar. 16, 2003 Silver's been naughty... hasn't she Mr Flibbals..? |
�LOL@AC!..Anyway at Least I Remembered to
�use the EDIT button as thats what its there for!!70-106196059216 Mar 2003, 20:18 UTC
Yeeeah you don't really need to tell Silver that...
112-106196083316 Mar 2003, 20:40 UTC
well a meeting in 2025 i'd be, 33, ####, i wanna be there before i'm 33, i already have a friend who lives in Nome though, but i won't tell who, I have some contacts and could possibly arange a screening sometime in a cinema/movie theatre, i know one famous New Zeland band member and song writer, and a very very good guitarist who wants to get into the charts, and the way he plays he just might do so.
83-106196071216 Mar 2003, 23:35 UTC
dayumn Thats a cool Idea as I have always wanted to visit NYC for the shockingly awesome attractions & sites
76-106196064417 Mar 2003, 00:11 UTC
I don't know if there was a meeting in 2055 if I would go mainly because I hate the city I don't think I could handle being in New York but hey maybe as time passes I may learn to like the city.
75-106196063017 Mar 2003, 08:50 UTC
Loner>Why would you hate the city? I know it's all noisy and stuff,but it's still nice,isn't it? Well,hope you do like it by then.
Psychic>Ooo...CELEBS!
83-106196071618 Mar 2003, 05:38 UTC
You couldn't stand it long enough to even see the Balto statue? =p
LOL @ AC! XD
76-106196064418 Mar 2003, 11:35 UTC
well I guess I could stand it long enought to see Balto.
75-106196063518 Mar 2003, 23:59 UTC
Ohhhh...I'd love to see how Big Apple really looks like!Do they have police sirens coming around the corners every so often? And the rush hour, the tall tall tall building :biggrin: Imagine Central Park is just at the heart (well as least I think it is) of the city...boy I'd wish I'm there for a look, for Balto's statue of course!
75-106196063019 Mar 2003, 02:56 UTC
*shakes Kylewulf out of his dreams* Stop it! You're tempting me! Ooo....must see ...statue...must..
Oh,sorry! I must be going mad...
65-106196054219 Mar 2003, 04:14 UTC
He's tempting me too, Kaynine. I want to live in New York City someday, but I don't know how I ever will since I'm legally blind, and therefore can't drive, which means it will be difficult if not impossible for me to go to college. *cries*
75-106196063019 Mar 2003, 04:19 UTC
You've got that problem,too?*thinks of Nex* Boy,must be tough...Don't worry,you'll make it!
76-106196064419 Mar 2003, 21:54 UTC
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Quote: from Kylewulf on 6:59 pm on Mar. 18, 2003 Do they have police sirens coming around the corners every so often? And the rush hour, the tall tall tall building : |
you had to say that now i really don't think i want to go to New York lol
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 03:26 UTC
You all know the saying every little penny counts. When I went to newyork, by the end of the day I had around 20 dollers in change. I have been to newyork only ones and I never got to see the statue. *Sighs* I hope I will see it someday.
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 06:44 UTC
Are you saying that life there requires a whole lot of money?Hmm...now that's tough.
Loner>Aww,but you must! If the sirens bother you,then get a muffler.
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 06:51 UTC
It was a misstype. I ment found 20 dollers in change. I mean you can make a whole lot of mony in new york from all the spair change you find. It is amazing!
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 07:07 UTC
O.o Wow! You got that much from picking up spare change!? That's way too cool! Most I got was about 3 dollars.
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 07:12 UTC
But it will add up after awhile.
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 07:54 UTC
You're right. *starts wandering about searching the ground* It's easier cause I'm quite short. Hehe!
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 07:58 UTC
As I always say: Never judge a person by there looks, but by there heart. You are short, but uniqe, and one of a kind.
So be proud of who you are. And never let others put you down. That is how I have come so far.
(Edited by Lone Wolf at 4:04 am on Mar. 20, 2003)
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 08:09 UTC
Thanks.Actually I'm quite proud of being short. I'm capable of things some other taller friends of mine can't.Although there are disadvantages,I'm still happy.
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 08:11 UTC
It is good that you are happy for who you are. Always think like that and you will go far in life.
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 08:22 UTC
That's something to think about. Okay,I'm going to think I'll be able to get to NYC!
p.s.the pseudonym Lone Wolf probably doesn't fit you now. You're getting along with everybody else just fine 
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 08:27 UTC
I only give wise advice to those who need encouragment during times of dought or hardship. I am mostly a guy that loves to talk and laugh.
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 08:36 UTC
It's nice to hear that.I thought you were too serious most of the time.Keep laughing and smiling!It's good for you!
76-106196064320 Mar 2003, 08:39 UTC
As I have said in the past: Life is not complete without a good laugh. *lol*
75-106196063020 Mar 2003, 08:45 UTC
That's too true. LOL!
See,we're always using "LOL",so I guess we're all having good laughs!
76-106196064509 Apr 2003, 02:40 UTC
MY SCANNER WORKS!!! thank you Lonewolf27 for helping me, here is the ticket stub

(Edited by LongBow986 at 1:04 pm on May 22, 2003)
83-106196071609 Apr 2003, 04:02 UTC
Looks good Long! ;)
116-106196084609 Apr 2003, 12:17 UTC
welcome :biggrin: i had the same problem with mine...
o.O ū.75! that is a sweet price for the bigscreen, "yep, I remember those days... those were good days.... *sigh*"
84-106196075231 May 2003, 08:22 UTC
I have my stubs from when I saw the movie...more then once