[SIZE="3"]Matt dropped by with stacks of each. Just finished inscribing them (some familiar names there) so you should be receiving them soon.[/SIZE]

Night of the Living Dorks is a pretty funny teen-zombie flick. Not quite Shawn of the Dead good, but worth checking out if you like this sort of thing.

Staring this thread so folks can post videos they find on the web that just crack them up.

I'll start:

Video 1 for me is Alanis Morrisette tackling the Black Eyed Peas and their My Humps song. Great Stuff:

Alanis: My Humps

The next video was sent to me by our own Marc Buhmann who clearly knows my sense of humor.

Spiders on Drugs

It beat Pan's Labyrinth to the foreign film oscar, and as I haven't seen that yet I can't say whether that was the right decision, but The Lives of Others was very worthy of the oscar. Put simply it is terrific.

Great script, great performances, direction was pitch perfect (nothing too flashy). Thoroughly enjoyed this film.

Appears the US already had a limited release in February so you will probably have to wait until the DVD. Add it to your Netflix queue.

Dave

PS apologies if someone mentioned the film already, nothing showed up on a search of the forum.

I know you've got your hands full, but I was wondering if there has been any word on your and Monteleone's graphic novel?

Also I'll volunteer myself as an advanced reader for the YA novel seeing as how I spend a lot of time reading YA novels.

I know there's quite a few Buffy and Firefly fans on here. I figured that this would be a great place to drop a few lines about my favorite show, which desperately needs new viewers.

There will be a new episode tonight at 9 pm on CW.

I know you'll like it


a quick summary of the show

There was Seth MacFarlane pitching the idea for a cartoon called "The Life of Larry".

It's interesting to see some familiar jokes played out by different characters.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Qn8TAyoEtDg

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Wasn't Richard Westphalen gobbled up by Rakoshi, and like his aunties considered 'Missing' rather than dead due to the lack of body?

If anything ever happend to Gia and Jack needed to get Vicky before the state did, couldnt he just pose as Ricky Westphalen and claim her? I'm sure he could fix it somehow.

I was just thinking about how rubbish it would be if Repairman Jack ever managed to become Citizen Jack, and how frustrating it is that he would even want to. I don't think the Jack from The Tomb would sell himself out to the system instead of trying to screw the system instead.

And in any case, what would be so wrong with taking Vicky and both of them being off the system? She's only a kiddo, the Inland Revenue (or whatever it's called in the US) wouldn't even notice her leaving.

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=20603

First view of the ironman suit - sort of!

Made you look.

Heehee.