mitty

If you have evidence of me being a Walter Mitty by all means publish it.

Walter Mitty and Big Year, similar adventures about people chasing their silly passions (but not fatally).

I am reminded of ELO's Eldorado, which itself follows the style of the original Walter Mitty story.

The effects compounded if you were prone to the Walter Mitty effect.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty has a scene like that where the photograph don't take a picture just to appreciate the moment, because it's beautiful.

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty but with a sheep!

I am a liar / Walter Mitty / fantasist etc >> False.

So it's better to be a bored wannabe like Walter Mitty than a Formula One driver, an olympic skiier, a general dedending your homeland in war, or James Bond?

I wonder whether GoPro is working on a stereo vision headset (with microphones) so extreme athletes can capture what desk jockeys will play back on their Rifts, Walter Mitty style.

Sound like the entertainment industry is suffering from a severe case of walter mitty syndrome cased by to much watching of 24 they will be asking for their investigators for the right to use enhanced interrogation techniques ala Jack Bauer.

I suspect that Kim Dotcom is something of a Walter Mitty figure, one of those people who fundamentally sees the world and his place in it very differently to how the rest of the world see him.

(One of its most famous regulars was James Thurber, creator of Walter Mitty and a rare kind of humorist, still widely read decades after his death.) But it is not a satirical magazine cover-to-cover.

There is a story, "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" (1939) [1] that was made into motion pictures in 1947 and 2013 depicting a man who has elaborate, heroic, daydreams.

A small number of Walter Mitty types believe hotel maids are planning to hide undetectable snooping devices inside their electronic devices - a so-called "evil maid attack" - and so choose not to have their room cleaned.

> "our coats were white because we used to write on them" It's hard to tell whether this is a deliberately trolling statement, a fantastical Walter Mitty style statement, or something else.

Soldier of Fortune was ostensibly intended for mercenaries and "professional adventurers", but Brown admitted that the majority of the readers of Soldier of Fortune were the "Walter Mitty market", referring to weak, insecure men who merely fantasized about being macho mercenaries.

On the other hand there is evidence he is something of a Walter Mitty.

I wonder if hundreds of thousands of Walter Mitty's agents are about to run riot over the internet.

When I read 'The Secret Life of Walter Mitty' well into my adulthood, I cried.