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Friday, 03 June 2005 15:33:28
[i] To the tune of "Ghost Riders" [/i] A chicken farmer went out one dark and dreary day. He rested by the coop as he went along his way. When all at once a rotten egg hit him in the eye. It was the sight he dreaded: Ghost Chickens in the Sky! [i] (Chorus) [/i] Bok, Bok, Bok, Bok. Bok, Bok, Bok, Bok. Ghost Chickens in the Sky! The farmer had raised chickens since he was 24, Workin’ for the Colonel for 30 years or more, Killing all those chickens and sending them to fry. Now they want revenge ... Ghost Chickens in the sky. [i] (Chorus) [/i] Their feet were black and shiny. Their eyes were burning red. They had no meat or feathers. These chickens all were dead. They picked the farmer up and he died by the claw. They cooked him extra crispy, and ate him with cole slaw. [i] (Chorus) [/i] Ghost ... Chickens ... iiiiiiiinnn ... the Sky! ------------- [b] Happy Friday! [/b]
Friday, 03 June 2005 19:53:34
I have received many emails inquiring about Delia since I first posted my "Delia Cycle" on another website. I am not Delia. She and I share many qualities...but I didn't write her as a model of me. Delia is a combination of the best qualities of the women of Firefly. She's got Zoe's strength, Inara's feminine wiles, and Kaylee's warmth. My fiction is not "Mary Sue" fan fiction...but people are wondering. Thanks, Maura
Friday, 03 June 2005 19:59:37
Yeah, III is a good flick. Does it have it's problems? Oh yes. But there are some redeeming aspects. The CGI is brilliant. The climactic sequences are good, with surprisingly nice dialogue/acting from Ewan McGregor and Christensen, even though it is Lucas-esque. As for my problems. I have a few problems with the movie, like that the pacing is awful in a good part of the movie, and that some scenes are lame. It's way too ambitious compared to what it achieved. But it did achieve something which can be seen as good. Also, having Obi-Wan shout "You were the Chosen One!" at a burnt lump, was so obviously not the right choice. Finally, the point becomes that if I liked this flick, how much am I going to love Serenity?