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MimeFest 1999 Flashback

August 24, 2008

The late 90s While searching for humiliating pictures of my soon-to-be-married friend, Steve, I came across this early example of mimicry that took place during a 1999 trip to the Hollywood Wax Museum with Jen C. Here, I provide more disturbing evidence that the late 90s, a time when I could apparently wear vertigo-inducing shirts [...]

MimeFest 2008: Rocky Balbohab

July 21, 2008

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Ruining the greatest Rocky II bench jumping tribute ever seen on the streets of Philadelphia was only a mild disappointment compared to having my post-knee surgery dad hurdle the bench like he was a human pogo stick. This was also his third time making the jump. The grunting was really just insult to injury.

The Incredible MimeFest 2008

June 27, 2008

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You wouldn’t like me when I figure out how to correctly use the hue/saturation feature in Adobe Photoshop.

I suPOSE it’s time for another MimeFest 2008 entry

June 10, 2008

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Everyone needs a muse.

SkyMall Fest 2008 meets MimeFest 2008 2008

June 2, 2008

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Two worlds colliding. Evidently, SkyMall magazine and Southwest Airlines have gone the way of plagiarism in their efforts to avoid the negative effects of rising fuel prices.

Imagine being Magically Whisked Away to MimeFest 2008

May 14, 2008

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Physical fitness and mind and body wellness have always been a top priority in the Ohab family. This emphasis likely derives from our youth when Marty coached us on virtually every single team sport the YMCA had to offer. It was not uncommon for bedtime stories to contain fantastic lessons on how to “squash the [...]

MimeFest 2008: The Incredible Servathon

May 1, 2008

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More than 3200 volunteers participated in Servathon 2008, but only one of them was a shredded shirt away from the perfect mime.

MimeFest 2008: University of Delaware

April 18, 2008

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Who knew a trip to the University of Delaware would inspire a new marketing strategy for one of the nation’s leading diversified health care benefits companies? I’ll tell you who: Lindsor.

MimeFest 2008: Always the Right Decision

April 8, 2008

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John effectively portrays Samuel Adams as he undoubtedly would have stood after demanding the removal of British troops from Boston. Not pictured: Mark, Jenny, and Angela recreate the Boston Massacre.