Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, has been “overhauled” by The Greg Behrendt Show and now he reveals the new and improved “Love Pod” to “the hot chick”. Running time 16:45.
Unkempt #10 – Love Pod Revealed
Written on November 3, 2006
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God, I feel like such a voyeur!
What a turn for the Unkempt series. If we didn’t know you before Tim, then I think we have a deeper understanding of you now. It was a trip to have seen your flikr page first and then have the audio to narrate the images that you posted. It was also revealing to hear what Wendy had to say about the place and some of your own response compared to the spectacle of the Greg show.
Does Wendy laugh like that all the time, or just when she’s with you?
It’s infectious.
Tim,
I would think your major nautical reference would be when Chris and I capsized in the Concord River and I almost drowned or jumping from the bridge into the incoming tide at Ogunquit Maine.
Rick
I remember the Concord River incident well. I remember your frantically dog paddling for your life and then realizing that the water was so shallow that you could stand. Pretty funny!
Tim