How insulted should I be about the grocery checker telling me I look exactly like Javier Bardem?

I finally got around to seeing "No Country for Old Men" today and it reminded me of the time about a year ago when the checkout girl at Publix told me that I look like Javier Bardem. What she said was, "You look just like that guy in the movie who's chasing that other guy everywhere." Her co-worker fortunately (and amazingly) was able to translate. When I got home and Google Imaged him, I was not well-pleased. Seeing the movie, I get her point. I've got the overbite, the long nose, the weak chin, and at the time I had the unfortunate haircut to match. Sooo, should I get a bag to wear over my head, or a bell to warn children? Link to my picture in the DU gallery (under my old name undisclosedlocation) will be added upon edit.

Edit: See?

Gotta get the full effect

Then again, maybe they can take care of that in post-production. (I missed "Friendo" entirely during my viewing and had to google; disadvantage of watching movies on a laptop with an attention-hungry kitty I guess).

The legendary, iconic scene from No Country for Old Men involves a cashier making small talk.

If you're in that situation again, keep a quarter in your pocket from 1958 and buy a pack of Planters.

and, as I say, my coin-flipping skills are limited.:)

you had the same HAIRCUT? That is just f***ing egregious.

I had that haircut at various times in the '70s and '80s, though not as far as I can remember in 1980 when the movie seems to be set. I don't really think my hair looked like that a year ago; it was longer than it is now, but a few notches above egregious (I hope).:P

:rofl:

they are still afraid of me decades later :D

Where's that leer smilie?:)

:P :)

I didn't know they are together now.

Hubba.

:P

I'd take it. :)

But I'm fairly amused by all of these.

Post more!:hi:

Tell her you're all out of change. But that's ok. You know what to do.

Dangit! Spy cameras must REALLY be everywhere!:P

Had to keep that one. :rofl: