Thanks to Rich for pointing this out to me. Topless Robot said it best.For when you want your penis to look like Dr. Manhattan's little blue Gibbons-drawn nub. It's also the only condom that lets you metaphorically fuck Alan Moore while you're literally fucking your loved one!
First we had Romeo & Juliet vs The Living Dead now we have Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. Rich sent me the link.
Cheers to Rich for sending me the link.
The BBC have this news story (cheers to Rich for the link):The ramshackle building, known as Uncle Monty's Cottage in the cult movie, still contains many of the original features used during filming. It will come under the hammer with Savills on 16 February. The farmhouse, which has been unoccupied for many years, is almost two miles from the nearest public road and is accessible only via a dirt track.
It was originally acquired by the Manchester Corporation in the 1920s, which eventually became part of North West Water and then United Utilities.
United Utilities senior land agent, Edward Holt, said: "Sleddale Hall is in one of the quietest parts of the Lake District. I hope it is bought by someone who can restore it. It would make a lovely family home."
It has long been an interest for fans of the film Withnail and I, which starred Richard E Grant and Paul McGann. The film tells the story of two out of work actors in the 1960s who venture to the Lakes to escape London only to find themselves hilariously ill-equipped for the bleak conditions they encounter.
Rich pointed this out to me at the BBC web site.Star Wars fans are to feel the force of the seminal sci-fi films and their iconic soundtracks on stage in a major new show, which will launch next year.
In Star Wars: A Musical Journey, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra will play a live score as excerpts from the six films are shown on a cinema screen.
The show has been put together by director George Lucas' company Lucasfilm and composer John Williams.
It will premiere at the O2 in London in April before going on a European tour.
It will not be a traditional musical with actors playing characters from the films, but will feature live narrators.
The six Star Wars films have been edited down to two hours for the show, and Williams has "painstakingly rewritten" the music he wrote for the movies, a statement said.
The Royal Philharmonic will use an 86-piece orchestra and an accompanying exhibition will feature original models, props, costumes and production artwork.
David Campbell, chief executive of AEG Europe, which runs the O2, said: "Star Wars holds memories for practically everyone.
"John Williams is THE composer of our times, and fans will be thrilled to know that both he and Lucasfilm have contributed fully to this new production.
"To have the premiere at the O2 is a real coup for us, and I know there will be a lot of very happy Star Wars fans out there when they hear the news."
The show will open at the O2 on 10 April. Tickets, costing between £30 and £100, will go on sale on Monday.
What do you make of that? Good or bad?
Andy D has a piccy I did of Rogue Trooper hanging in his house. Chisholm has a Marv I painted and Jinja has a Gotham by Gaslight. Oh and Rich has a Spider Jerusalem. I must get them posted on the site. Fella's send me a photo of them when you can.
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