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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment @looneynerd and Val A Lindsay II: he looks like Shia LeBeouf to me.
- Category London Zoo
- Written by groonk
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- discussion topic The Weekly Listening Thread (30aug10)
- Comment I have a couple of playlists, which I listen to regularly: 004 Wishbone Ash - Throw Down the Sword 005 Wishbone Ash - The King Will Come 006 Wishbone Ash - Warrior 007 Wishbone Ash - Leaf And Stream 009 Free - Heartbreaker 010 Lori Lieberman - Killing Me Softly with His Song 011 Patti Smith - ...
- Category Music
- Written by Fan
- Added 5 minutes ago
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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment @ icelandbob Only if her clothes comedically fell off in gratitude. It looked properly awesome, and the arm falling off reminded me of the glorious film cat people. I wish more things would remind me of that so bad it's good film.
- Category London Zoo
- Written by Ninewhilenine83
- Added 10 minutes ago
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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment shall we all go and see this movie?
- Category London Zoo
- Written by icelandbob
- Added 16 minutes ago
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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment @looneynerd My God! He looks like a clean Shane McGowan,,,
- Category London Zoo
- Written by Val A Lindsay II
- Added 18 minutes ago
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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment Ladies and gentleman, I give you a young Sir Ian McKellen:
- Category London Zoo
- Written by looneynerd
- Added 28 minutes ago
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- discussion topic The Weekly Listening Thread (30aug10)
- Comment @brycemidas and Texture i third the James Blake stuff. also looks like i will be interviewing him And Mount Kimble for Iceland Airwaves. My pants are officially cacked.... what am i listening to right now? Only "Sky Burial" by Nadja.....
- Category Music
- Written by icelandbob
- Added 32 minutes ago
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- discussion topic Artists Thread (September 2010)
- Comment Page 12 from ONE OF US, an upcoming anthology piece written by myself and drawn by John Bivens. It's a police procedural story, and this is the last page.
- Category Art And Moving Pictures
- Written by Russell Lissau
- Added 46 minutes ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment I just finished Desolation Road, and am moving onto Ian McDonald's other Mars book, Ares Express, with Elric: Chronicles of the Last Emperor of Melnibone Vol 2 & 3 waiting in the wings (though I am thinking about just moving onto the Metatemporal Detective)
- Category Printheads
- Written by Jim Moore
- Added 57 minutes ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment thanks for the heads-up on the new Gibson. i'll keep an eye out. i recently got a copy of Don Quixote, @rickiep00h, and will probably turn to it once i finish the Michael Moorcock (Elric of Melnibone) and this Joseph Boyden (Through Black Spruce) i'm currently reading. if you want a reading ...
- Category Printheads
- Written by allana
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic ULTIMATE NERD REMAKE/REMODEL: The Thirteenth Doctor
- Comment OK, first time participating in one of these, lets see if this works.. The thirteenth Doctor, getting younger with every regeneration, and a ginger at last
- Category London Zoo
- Written by Jim Moore
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment Like many people, I'm savouring Gibson's Zero History - the descriptions of London are very interesting, being twice removed from my own perception (London as viewed by an American, and contemporary society written about in the style of science fiction). Very much enjoying it. Just finished The ...
- Category Printheads
- Written by lazarus corporation
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic Around the Net (September 2010)
- Comment @celan: wow
- Category London Zoo
- Written by groonk
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic Whitechapel Market: The Chat Room
- Comment Today's chat: Boat sim+oregon trail= SNAKES ON A BOAT (4:44:48 PM) Rootfireember: "DO U WANT TO CROSS THE RIVER? [y/n] (4:44:51 PM) Vornaskotti: It kind of defined boredom (4:44:52 PM) Rootfireember: "You drowned" (4:45:26 PM) VKlaus: awesome (4:45:45 PM) VKlaus: Except it wasn't ...
- Category Main Junction
- Written by Rootfireember
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic REMAKE/REMODEL: Captain Justice
- Comment I was a lurker when this challenge was issued... but I thought I'd take a stab at it because the Captain sounds like my kind of character...
- Category Warren's Pub Table
- Written by DBed
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic Artists Thread (September 2010)
- Comment Such awesome stuff in this thread already! (I hope I don't bring it down...) Bouletto, I love that watercolour uke player. I swear I saw her playing the streets round Vancouver once. ;) Here's a little montage of my favourite sketches I did at Fan Expo last weekend. I try to inject a little humour ...
- Category Art And Moving Pictures
- Written by caanan
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic The Vile Hugging / Good Things Today Thread (September 2010)
- Comment Partay'd with Ben Templesmith last night. I gave him my sonic screwdriver. Guess I really needed a night out or else this week would've made me snap by now. Apparently Zoe and Ales stopped by but I missed them! I was probably right outside having a cawfee >__< Also my POD copies of Team ...
- Category London Zoo
- Written by chris g
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic New Comics Talk (1sep10)
- Comment @DarkKnightJared Also Tan's art has been inconsistent though he gets better with every issue. The first issue had panels that looked rushed but also the occasional jaw dropper. I loved bullseye foaming at the mouth rubbing the defibrillator panels together but some of the other frames just don't ...
- Category Printheads
- Written by bweathers
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic The Vile Hugging / Good Things Today Thread (September 2010)
- Comment Thanks man, really appreciate that.
- Category London Zoo
- Written by texture
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic The Steampunk Telegraph
- Comment i saw that second one in the really real at the Oxford Steampunk exhibition earlier this year. not my favourite thing in the the show but a nice thing beautifully made.
- Category Fantastika!: SF & The Weird
- Written by ian holloway
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic Skype
- Comment Anyone up for a monday night skype party?
- Category Blogs
- Written by Rootfireember
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic ULTIMATE NERD REMAKE/REMODEL: The Thirteenth Doctor
- Comment @ Ben Templesmith – You win. That is an amazing piece! @ Paul Sizer – As always, fantastic! I am ever jealous of your line work @ Annie – Great colors… great to see you back @ dennisculver – I really like your concept @ mrmcdaniel – Yes… and great Bill and Ted’s phoneboo… er, I ...
- Category London Zoo
- Written by DBed
- Added 1 hour ago
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- discussion topic ULTIMATE NERD REMAKE/REMODEL: The Thirteenth Doctor
- Comment It's meant to look like Paul Bettany. I figure in his 13th incarnation he's going to be raring to do even more crazy things before he goes. And Paul Bettany's brilliant at playing crazy geniuses. And all the incarnations like to look dapper, so i figured a waistcoat would be right. the TARDIS is ...
- Category London Zoo
- Written by drwhofreak
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic It's a Sick World: Weird Biology info-dump thread
- Comment Either way - terror.
- Category Mad Science
- Written by Alan Tyson
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The Weekly Listening Thread (30aug10)
- Comment Oh sweeeeet Matthew Herbert released a new one this year, who knew bandcamp to stream, or buy, it is really awesome
- Category Music
- Written by BrianMowrey
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The Weekly Listening Thread (30aug10)
- Comment Arcade Fire "The Suburbs." Bought the CD this week, have been playing it exclusively on the iPod.
- Category Music
- Written by Russell Lissau
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment Now that I've Found all of the books (just moved), I get to read again. From all of them. Like they are flavors at the soda fountain in QuikTrip. So, Landscape & Memory by Simon Schama Approaches to Human Geography edited by Stuart Aitken and Gill Valentine and Paradise Lost by John Milton. I ...
- Category Printheads
- Written by WaxPoetic
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The Steampunk Telegraph
- Comment Art Donovan's Steampunk Lighting
- Category Fantastika!: SF & The Weird
- Written by LBA
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment there are different release dates in UK/Oz than US, but certainly amazon.uk had my copy of zero history to me before it was in the shops.
- Category Printheads
- Written by remotepush
- Added 2 hours ago
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- discussion topic The September 2010 Book Club
- Comment Blew through Pattern Recognition last night. First Gibson I've read. Wow. Have Spook Country on my shelf, will likely read that tomorrow, then Zero History when it drops at work. (The Barnes and Noble I work at is a stickler for Strict-on-Sale dates, even though this one appears to be complete in ...
- Category Printheads
- Written by David Matthew
- Added 2 hours ago
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