B-Movie is celebrating its 4th Birthday Party tonight!
Happy Birthday B-Movie!!!!
Anyway, I'll be getting down there between 10 - 10.30pm as I'm having to wait for Maggie to get to mine from Manchester and she doesn't reckon she'll be in Lodnon before 9 :(
Hope to see some of you lovely guys and gals down there.
On a more disturbing note (for me anyway as I hate the program) tonight's theme at B-Movie is Star Trek and I believe they were doing something special if you came along painted green or soemthing? I dunno. I didn't take much notice when I was told to be honest (switche doff at the mention of Star Trek).
Hope to see some of you lovely guys and gals down there.
On a more disturbing note (for me anyway as I hate the program) tonight's theme at B-Movie is Star Trek and I believe they were doing something special if you came along painted green or soemthing? I dunno. I didn't take much notice when I was told to be honest (switche doff at the mention of Star Trek).
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That's it! my homicidaly psyhicotic fantasies are all shattered ;-) Still we can't all of us be perfect!
Maybe i will have to kill you now, or torture you with Tribbles???? hmmmmm?
I was just never really into Trek. It was too 'this is the moral of todays show' for me (certainly in the original series). I prefer my sci-fi/TV darker (hell, I like Jam, The Shield and Deadwood and things like that!). I think that's why I really liked Firefly. Because it certainly had darker elements to it.
I do dark stuff too ya know! i do really! honestly real dark scary f**ked up stuff, do your brain in have you behind the sofa stuff! like Grim and evil or Family guy! see ;-p
But on a slightly lighter note (c minor i think) I do agree that Trek was very moralistic. I also forgive you cause i love Firefly, Deadwood is ok, the shield never seen it. Jam??? apart from the Band ( brilliant they are too) i have never seen nor heard of the series.
Is fantastically dark comdey sketch program courtesy of Chris Morris & Co. The man behind The Day Today and Brass Eye.
Very dark, pretty sick, extremely funny (if you have my sense of humour anyway :p)
Might just be a coinkee-dink though!