Difference between revisions of "Breaking into the Homes of Hollywood Stars"
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| − | This was KGB's first booth since 2018, which meant no one had any idea what they were doing. Fortunately, our three chairs, [[kmcarpen]], [[chood]] and [[zhengham]], attempted to have some idea of what they were doing and succeeded. The result? A booth on [[Midway]]! | + | This was KGB's first booth since 2018, which meant no one had any idea what they were doing. Fortunately, our three chairs, [[kmcarpen]], [[chood]] and [[zhengham]], attempted to have some idea of what they were doing and succeeded. The result? A single-story Blitz booth on [[Midway]]! |
| − | The booth portrayed the home of the very real celebrity and CMU | + | The booth portrayed the home of the very real celebrity and CMU alumnus Adam Adstar, whose underpaid security guards had no problem leading unwanted guests directly to his vault in the back room, where they must slip past lasers in order to steal the actor's most prized possession: his one and only Oscar. |
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Revision as of 19:58, 6 September 2022
This was KGB's first booth since 2018, which meant no one had any idea what they were doing. Fortunately, our three chairs, kmcarpen, chood and zhengham, attempted to have some idea of what they were doing and succeeded. The result? A single-story Blitz booth on Midway!
The booth portrayed the home of the very real celebrity and CMU alumnus Adam Adstar, whose underpaid security guards had no problem leading unwanted guests directly to his vault in the back room, where they must slip past lasers in order to steal the actor's most prized possession: his one and only Oscar.
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Booth 2022 |
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