Yes, I agree that Terry Gilliam could potentially do a great job of capturing Lem's satire. Solaris (the movie) didn't feel much like a Lem novel in that regard, although I did enjoy it as a movie.
There's only one man in the known universe who could make a movie out of either of these gentleman's works and stand even half a chance of them not turning out crap, but since that isn't likely to happen there's no use losing sleep over the prospect.
OK, I'll bite. Who? And didn't you like Solaris? I thought it was rather good.
No, Peter Jones was the book in the TV series. Stephen Moore was Marvin, though only the voice (Learner was the body, as you say). And Moore may yet again be the voice of Marvin in the new film, according to the site referenced in TFA.
Well, that's convenient, isn't it? You've got a big conspiracy to talk about, but can't prove anything because it would 'weaken' a future argument. Where are the examples on google, then? Do any of them have hard data rather than just gossip-mongering?
I have recently found a copy of an old check from an anti-virus company to a student which proves that the student was paid to write viruses to help improve the bottom line.
OK, I'm going to call you on that. Can you provide some data? A scan of the check online? The name of the student? The name of the anti-virus company? The virus that the student wrote? Otherwise, I'm highly skeptical
Take heart. I was in the same position until recently, having played for many years, with many YASDs, and then I had a couple of characters get to the Castle, and one which finally ascended. (I've yet to repeat it, though.)
Not all episodes of Twin Peaks were directed by Lynch. In fact, when watching it, it was always pretty easy to tell which episodes were Lynch directed - they had a different feel/style. Well, that and the credits which gave it away.
Try Replay Radio - http://www.replay-radio.com/ - this lets you capture radio 4's stream to a wav or mp3, and then you can burn them to a CD or dump them on an iPod and listen to them in a car.
And I agree, as a US-based expat, apart from the guardian crossword on actual paper, Radio 4 is about the only thing I miss.
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Yes, I agree that Terry Gilliam could potentially do a great job of capturing Lem's satire. Solaris (the movie) didn't feel much like a Lem novel in that regard, although I did enjoy it as a movie.
There's only one man in the known universe who could make a movie out of either of these gentleman's works and stand even half a chance of them not turning out crap, but since that isn't likely to happen there's no use losing sleep over the prospect.
OK, I'll bite. Who? And didn't you like Solaris? I thought it was rather good.
What are the other 84% of the Gecko browsers?
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RTFA - It wasn't customs asking him for this (which would be normal), but AA.
So is well.
If you fake who you are, I will throw you in this WELL.
3.4.3, actually. But yes, game of the year, every time. I've been playing it ~10 years; something I can't imagine about many other games
No, Peter Jones was the book in the TV series. Stephen Moore was Marvin, though only the voice (Learner was the body, as you say). And Moore may yet again be the voice of Marvin in the new film, according to the site referenced in TFA.
Well, that's convenient, isn't it? You've got a big conspiracy to talk about, but can't prove anything because it would 'weaken' a future argument. Where are the examples on google, then? Do any of them have hard data rather than just gossip-mongering?
OK, I'm going to call you on that. Can you provide some data? A scan of the check online? The name of the student? The name of the anti-virus company? The virus that the student wrote? Otherwise, I'm highly skeptical
Take heart. I was in the same position until recently, having played for many years, with many YASDs, and then I had a couple of characters get to the Castle, and one which finally ascended. (I've yet to repeat it, though.)
Uncle Owen was played by Phil Brown, who does not even appear in the prequels, let alone play his own father.
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I shudder to remember those nights
You misspelled 'struggle'.
Not all episodes of Twin Peaks were directed by Lynch. In fact, when watching it, it was always pretty easy to tell which episodes were Lynch directed - they had a different feel/style. Well, that and the credits which gave it away.
Try Replay Radio - http://www.replay-radio.com/ - this lets you capture radio 4's stream to a wav or mp3, and then you can burn them to a CD or dump them on an iPod and listen to them in a car.
And I agree, as a US-based expat, apart from the guardian crossword on actual paper, Radio 4 is about the only thing I miss.
Who says I'm Canadian, or live in Canada? (Hint; I'm not, and don't)
Is Canada not in North America, then?
You might call them virii, but I call them viruses.
http://www.perl.com/language/misc/virus.html
> Student's don't even know algebra
Looks like you didn't pay much attention in school either...