Recent content by DirthNader

I, too, have a friend who is writing a story. Hers is a little more adult, though. It's a love story between Sara and Jareth, but I won't go into detail. After all, it's her story :o

Unique You've taken a brush and painted new and weird life into old friends. I applaud your style and imagination. It'd be cool to see those vamped out versions in a comic series.

Nnnnnnnnnnnnnnooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo :grouchy: !!!!! really? I thought Brian Henson was slated to make that purchase. Is there any more info posted elsewhere? :(

I know it's terrible, but it's been some time since I've visited this place. I lost touch and had reverted to eating cheese puffs and playing Playstation 2 :o . I promise to take time, however and read up on some threads, starting this evening. I would, however, like to know how everyone is...

No recomendations, here. Just good wishes on your trip :D

Bloody brilliant, old bean :zany: <---(closest thing I could get to wearing a tux) I'm a fan of Brosnan's. Ever since Remington Steele, that 80's show that introduce America to this Irish actor's talent and impecable charm and good looks. "Sir" Pierce. Well done :)

You know, my wife is asleep and the computer is in our room. I found it very difficult to supress an outburst of uncontrolable laughter. Thank you for the giggle :o

Did you ever see Hot to Trot? It was about a talking horse, voiced by John Candy, who falls in league with none other than Bobcat Goldthwait. Some references to Mr. Ed were made in this less than watchable film (note: any statements made directly about said film are strictly the oppinion of the...

Ah. Your wish is granted. I don't remember the date, exactly, but Dolph Lundgrin played the live version of this cartoon legend. It costarred a much younger Courtney Cox as a hapless teen caught in the middle of an inter galactic battle between good and evil. I think it was a total bust at...

Holy shnap, son! I thought you was at least as old as I am:eek:. Shoot, if you were I would say that you had a bit of an uphill climb ahead of you, but in truth you're in your prime. If you want to lose the weight, now is definately the time to do it. That isn't to say that anybody older...

If you're asking me how long it took to lose my weight, it took about 3 1/2 months of strict dieting and excercise. Of course, it probably helped that I was 16 at the time. Sorry to hear about your leg. I once dislocated my ankle while running, and that put me out of commision for some time...

Hey Supe's. *hope you don't mind my calling you that. Reminds me of Super Man* I just saw this thread. I've been so busy elsewhere that it completely escaped my attention. I, too, weighed more than I would have liked. I was 16 and weighed in at about 255. It was tough being the biggest kid in...

You must've read the books then, right? You know how the story ends. We have to give the little slimy schizophrenic some credit for his role in all of it.....don't we :confused: Well, like I said, I knew that there would be some resistance to my theory. No harm no foul. I respect your right...

Top o' the mornin', my preciousss....sss...s.slobber gurgle gak. 'Scuse me. I had something caught in my throught. Good choice of names, by the way. I personally considder Smeagol to be the actual unsung hero of the trilogy. I won't say why, but those die hard fans will understand, if not...

Super Scooter...in the words of the great Pumba, "I gravel at your feet." You are a font of useful and enlightening information. Thanks, man:D