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Amen.
I feel like this is one of those comments that is greatly improved by the URL of the person posting it.
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Don’t put CDs in the microwave.
“Don’t put CDs in the microwave” right after three pictures of how awesome CDs look in the microwave
baby look at it <3 <3 <3
The official theatrical one-sheet for Drafthouse Films’ upcoming electrifying rockumentary A Band Called Death. Watch the trailer here – hits iTunes/OnDemand on May 24 & US theaters June 28.
And download a free, never-before-released Death demo track from 1974 here.
Death gives me goosebumps.
SO IN2 THIS
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“What’s that? Pause it.”
“Guys! It’s just a normal VCR. It doesn’t… Oh wait, uh, it can do pause.”
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i was very traumatised by the film Antz when i was 6 oh my god that was a terrifying film
True story: when Antz came out on video, the local video shop had a colouring competition. I coloured everything in properly - right colours, inside the lines, everything. My brother, who would have been like 4, coloured it in like a 4-year-old.
He won.
It’s 15 years later and I’m still a little angry about it.
Doctor… Which?
Where does John Hurt’s Doctor lie in the Doctor’s timeline? And what, exactly, did he do?
In case you somehow missed it, the last shot of The End Of The Doctor revealed that John Hurt will be playing an incarnation of the Doctor in the 50th Anniversary Special; a version of the Doctor who did something so horrible that he gave up the name of “the Doctor”. (I’m going to call him the Doctor throughout this post; it’s just for convenience.)
There’s a number of theories as to where in the Doctor’s life the HurtDoctor exists, ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous. I’m going to go through them in order from most to least likely. Ready? Let’s go.
