An Apple A Day

Dear Mr. Costner,

We here at "If I Blog It They Will Come" were perusing the Youtube and came across the following classic commercial clip. Please watch carefully and pay very close attention to what happens in between the 32 second mark and 36 second mark.




Did you notice a few things during that critical time code we pointed out?

It appears to us that the handsome young star of the commercial is none other then KEVIN COSTNER!

And it looks like he's sitting behind AN OFFICE DESK!

The strange piece of machinery he's operating – could it be…wait…why, IT IS! It's a PERSONAL COMPUTER!!! KEVIN COSTNER IS SITTING AT A DESK LOOKING AT A COMPUTER SCREEN!!!

Mr. Costner, for quite a while now we have been asking you to take a photo of yourself sitting at the computer checking out our blog. Sure the thought occurred to us that as a famous and powerful film star and director, you may have moved beyond the simple task of doing your own computing (we assume you have a staff that takes care of such things). But here is irrefutable proof that you, Kevin Costner, once possessed the tools and talent to operate the very machinery that can make "If I Blog It They Will Come" the success it deserves to be.

All that we ask is that you re-enact those 4 seconds -- but instead of looking at a blank title screen you look at "If I Blog It They Will Come" and then have someone take a photo of yourself doing so, so that you can send it to us at djayek@yahoo.com. Also, you can use a more up to date computer. We here at a "If I Blog It They Will Come" prefer the Macintosh G4 Powerbook (that's what we use) but you can use whatever you have laying around. It would be kind of cool if you used the Apple in the commercial but we're not even sure if that has Internet capabilities.

The Kevin Costner in that old Apple commercial was you, sir. The question now is: can you be the Kevin Costner you once were? We know you can. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Sincerely,
The Folks at "If I Blog It They Will Come"

Special Thanks to A. Morton