malarkie

It's like you ride my old school bus.

The Colbert green screen one is great. @ Marius - the internet kills MOBO's, as does spyware, adware, and varius other bits put in by the foolish music companies trying to keep people from ripping their music.

Led Zeppelin, Jethro Tull, and the Kinks form the backbone, followed closely by the Red Hot Chilli Peppers and classical music.

I had heard that this was to be the last season, but I don't think they would leave a cliffhanger on the end of a series. At least BSG starts up soon.

And now for some random comments: I have five broken computers. Othello and Macbeth are the only good plays by Shakespear. How does Gordon Freeman know how to shoot all of those guns when he is a physicist? Ah! Where did my shiny bead go? All of these were spoken by the same person (not me) in a five minute period while waiting to get into a movie.

Shoot. I was going to buy those. Back to the VHS version for me.

Which kind of horror are we all talking about? The cerebral kind? In that case I recomend Kafka. He is a freaky dude. If the bloody, drippy type, Stephen King. A horror icon for me would have to be Frankenstien's monster. Few other monster are portrayed as so human and misguided as he/it was. (At least in the book he was)

I like the 28 Days Later thing. Not really undead, but primitive. Primitive to the point of not being able to control their own nercous system fully. I will add to my list my recently acquired Chinese strait sword, perfect for melee madness. So long as there is room to swing it.

First, guns and ammo, shotguns and automatics, having a garand is nice, but you have to hit the zombie in the head. Mines would be nice. second, canned food and matches, not a camp stove, that will run out of propane before the town is out of matches. Though almost more important, a can opener. Third, other survivors (hot chicks, ex-military types) for power in numbers, and that one really irritating guy for bait. Fourth, a structurally sound building that can take a shake or two. Prefferably with two intrances on opposite sides of the building. And an optional fifth, if you live in the wilderness, like me, some camo suits for expeditions for more food and guns. And deoderant.

I always thought that a hord of zombies, slow and unstoppable, shambling toward you as you can do nothing to get away was the scariest. But if I had to choose a specific guy, it would be Hannibal. He was real. I once looked up his FBI files, the movies are fairly close to what really happened.

Naughty. I am curiosly.... thinking of remaking Ep. IV

A back up site? Woe betide me, I did not think to look.

*stops crying and looks at screen for the first time in literally days* YAY! Lost my rank, bummer. (but still yay)