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Harlan Ellison fuckin' died. Edit: poo poo, that's a terrible way to start the page.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Harlan Ellison fuckin' died. Weirdly, I feel like he'd approve.
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Jun 28, 2018 23:33
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Cool one less guy committing sexual assault at cons
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Jun 28, 2018 23:41
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site posted:Cool one less guy committing sexual assault at cons Huh, I know he was a massive prick but I thought it was just verbally.
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Jun 28, 2018 23:43
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He groped a woman on stage at a con on video no less I'm sure if he's done it once he's done it multiple times
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site posted:He groped a woman on stage at a con on video no less That sucks to hear.
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Jun 29, 2018 00:18
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Harlan Ellison also thought that the way the movie version of A Boy And His Dog changed the ending ruined it So he was bad in two ways
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Guy Goodbody posted:Harlan Ellison also thought that the way the movie version of A Boy And His Dog changed the ending ruined it What was the ending in the book?
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Skwirl posted:What was the ending in the book? The exact same, but it was presented as sad instead of funny
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Guy Goodbody posted:The exact same, but it was presented as sad instead of funny Dumbass.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Harlan Ellison fuckin' died. drat it. site posted:He groped a woman on stage at a con on video no less drat it.
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Jun 29, 2018 01:47
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to be honest I kind of see his point regarding the ending of A Boy and his Dog his beef was very specifically that they changed the last line from something kind of poignant that ties back to the title, into Blood making a quip about how Quilla didn't taste good
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Jun 29, 2018 15:55
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Making that a funny moment is an immense improvement, it basically makes the whole movie
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Jun 29, 2018 16:48
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I知 going to be in London, Paris, and Colmar France over be next few weeks. I have lots of free time. Is there any really cool comics stuff (stores, museums, etc) to go to?
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Jordan7hm posted:I知 going to be in London, Paris, and Colmar France over be next few weeks. I have lots of free time. Is there any really cool comics stuff (stores, museums, etc) to go to? If you can hop over to Belgium, they have an awesome comics museum in Brussels.
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Jordan7hm posted:I知 going to be in London, Paris, and Colmar France over be next few weeks. I have lots of free time. Is there any really cool comics stuff (stores, museums, etc) to go to? The main thing in London I'm aware of is the Forbidden Planet megastore near Covent Garden. I've been living in London the past few months (horrible city) and I've visited it a couple of times. No doubt London goons would know more.
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Jordan7hm posted:I知 going to be in London, Paris, and Colmar France over be next few weeks. I have lots of free time. Is there any really cool comics stuff (stores, museums, etc) to go to? Warhammer World is a little outside London
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Jordan7hm posted:I知 going to be in London, Paris, and Colmar France over be next few weeks. I have lots of free time. Is there any really cool comics stuff (stores, museums, etc) to go to? There's an Asterix theme park just outside Paris that 8 year old me never got to go to.
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Wheat Loaf posted:The main thing in London I'm aware of is the Forbidden Planet megastore near Covent Garden. I've been living in London the past few months (horrible city) and I've visited it a couple of times. No doubt London goons would know more. Gosh Comics and Orbital comics which are also in central London are definitely worth checking out.
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Jul 1, 2018 13:44
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Is the Orc's Nest still a thing? I remember that from old issues of Dragon magazine
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Lightning Lord posted:Is the Orc's Nest still a thing? I remember that from old issues of Dragon magazine According to google, it's still around.
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Today's my birthday Gonna get baked af
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site posted:Today's my birthday I didn't know you were Canada.
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Wow rude
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site posted:Today's my birthday
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It's only illegal if they don't share
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Lurdiak posted:I didn't know you were Canada. Trudeauwned.
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Huh.quote:A sequel to the film, entitled Home Brew, was planned for production in 1999 when financing fell through at the last minute. Co-written by Dave Thomas and Paul Flaherty, Flaherty was also going to direct, and Dan Aykroyd was on board to play the part of friend Rick Ripple. Principal photography was to begin on July 19, 1999 in Toronto. At one point, Todd McFarlane was to step in as executive producer to revive financing for the film, but never followed through.
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Picked up my hero Academia Vigilantes today. I actually read the main series when it first came out. Like when the first issue was new. But I stopped reading for a long time. It's funny how big it exploded and how I could have been there for that but I chose not to. I still haven't caught up. I thought the spin-off series might be fun. I haven't read it yet. But I did just see the back cover and I worry now. That picture on the back is not a good sign. Covok fucked around with this message at 23:47 on Jul 4, 2018 |
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it's July, friend
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