alive she cried

Haven't watched it yet, but

1 hour ago, Iambaytor said:

So they just mashed up Taxi Driver and King of Comedy?

Update:

Okay yeah, pretty much. Can't wait.

Cool, if I see any "buttons"  you might like as well as pins, I'll let you know.

But how do ye differentiate between these and buttons on a shirt?

Yard sales aren't really a thing here, the closest would be car boot sales, but they never take place on someone's front yard. 

@Donatella hmm, I believe we've found another Irish/UK to American language deviation.

What would ye call these? We call them badges.

Some cool pieces there. Do you collect badges as well, or just enamel pins?

As always, it's disheartening to see these imbeciles lash out. But like we saw with Black Panther, there's no risk of this tiny minority actually having a tangible negative impact, and if anything (as is often the case) protesting something just brings it extra attention, and raises it's chance of succeeding.

Yeah, I'm not as prolific a reader of comics as a few of ye are, but if I see his name on a book, it goes straight on the list of things to be read.

Yeah, just caught up last night. Jesus Christ, this is worse than Y.

And yeah, I don't see how there can be much left, but this book has never failed to surprise me. One of the best I've ever read.

Fuck.

I think it might be time I finally watch Ghostbusters. After avoiding Star Wars for so long but then really enjoying it, I think I need to start into both this and the Indiana Jones movies. It feels pretty weird not having seen them.

What about V for Vendetta, Miracleman and Swamp Thing?

Oh God. 

I clicked in expecting the announcement of a new series or movie, but instead we get that. This is just awful. Spongebob at its peak was fucking amazing.

I don't know what I'd do if anything happened to John Stud. I've had a few scares but he's a hardy bastard. I also always carry a horse reviver just in case. 

I bought this on a whim a little while back and coincidentally started playing it in October it was so cool playing it coming up to Halloween. 

I agree with you a hundred percent, the characters and dialogue are fantastic and I really loved finding out about the history of the town and its people. I still haven't finished it though, but I'm about 90% through, I'll probably try finish it today. Thanks for the reminder. 

For @Da Cap'n 2099 and pretty much every other Hondonian. Blaze Foley is writing music for ye, here's a double whammy.

Really looking forward to this, me, Liam and two more of our brothers are going this Friday. Haven't been to the cinema in ages.

On 11/23/2017 at 12:28 PM, alive she cried said:

This thread should be pinned.

 

^ He's not wrong.

Obviously. 

I thought just hit me. If there is life on other planets in the universe (which from everything I've read seems very likely), not a single one of them would have dogs. The universe just grew a lot darker, and earth a lot brighter with that realisation. 

Yeah, a lot of reviews say it's a standard pre MCU typical superhero film, that it feels like it's travelled through time it's so dated. And then waver between shit and very average in their overall verdicts.

Pssh! We've had it on our Netflix for at least six months now. Fucking losers.

5 hours ago, Axels said:

This will be a good palette cleanser after Venom.

 

 

^ What he said.

I'd love to hear both. Although when I started the thread it was with horror songs more so than horror themes I was thinking of. In my mind we're hypothetically making a playlist for a Halloween party. (though an ultra nerdy, open to all kinds of music kind of party) So a smattering of what Axels posted above (love it by the way), but more so leaning towards, I Put a Spell on You, Bela Lugosi's Dead and The Coffinshakers up there.