my head is killing me

[Azul]

and girlfriend is full of will and wants to go and do stuff.

why can't I stay in bed all day?

maybe a cold magners and a greasy bkfast at the plough will sort me out.

[Keef]

Girlfriends do that, it's their way of telling you that you're better off not having any fun in the first place and just doing as you're told.

[citizenED]

Does the same apply to wives Keef? ;-)

[Annasfield]

::o - Keef!!

[Keef]

citizenED Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> Does the same apply to wives Keef? ;-)

Couldn't possibly comment...

*Nods quickly*

[Brendan]

I spent yesterday on Oxford Street.

nuff said.

[Jah Lush]

Aaaaaaaaarrrrrgggghhhhh!!!!!!!!!

[Brendan]

That's what I said.

[Floating Onion]

I think Jah said what we'd all feel! I pity you Brendan.

[SeanMacGabhann]

I spent yesterday evening in Peckham at the cimena watching I Am Legend

3rd attempt to film that book and the 3rd failure

(kudos to Smith however for holding the screen on his own for 60% of the time)

[Floating Onion]

Saw it on Saturday/ I hadn't realised that it was based on a book. I quite enjoyed the movie & thought Smith did a good job. Going & reading about the book I can see how you'd be disappointed. I'll need to look for that. Interesting idea.

I also enjoyed it because my girlfriend suggested going to see a zombie flick! I tried to warn her, but she didn't believe me. She hates zombie movies. :)

[mockney piers]

I was saying that I never got the impression from the trailers that it was a horror.

Roll on the zombies; I fell in love with Vampires after Salem's lot and Fright Night, Zombies with Return of the living dead that progressed me to the night/dawn/day of the dead films....marvellous.

Thence to the wonderful evil dead/army of darkness trilogy....masterful.

[SeanMacGabhann]

The book has "them" as reasonably intelligent zombies. This current version has some god-awful CGI zombie/orc things

Totally with you on the roll call of films/books tho mockers. Vampire mythology received a big boost with Brian Lumley's Necroscope books in the 80s/90s but he milked the whole thing dry. I must revisit the first one again now you (well I) mention it....

in the meantime I shall remind myself by visiting

here

ooh those names still give me a chill

[Floating Onion]

Well going & looking up the book has kept me amused for the last hour! One to add to the list.

[spadetownboy]

mockney piers Wrote:

-------------------------------------------------------

> I was saying that I never got the impression from

> the trailers that it was a horror.

> Roll on the zombies; I fell in love with Vampires

> after Salem's lot and Fright Night, Zombies with

> Return of the living dead that progressed me to

> the night/dawn/day of the dead

> films....marvellous.

> Thence to the wonderful evil dead/army of darkness

> trilogy....masterful.

Salems lot, ahh the memories. it was on the other night on 5 us, the original and best version with david soul.

[capt_birdseye]

Talking of Zombies, saw the Descent the other night - fantastic film, very scary!