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This
theory, formulated by Nick, states that there is no work of literature
which could not be improved with the judicious addition of a few
zombies. Try it yourself. How much better would Pride and Prejudice
been with an undead-brain eater jumping from a bush and chewing Mr
Darcy to death? Exactly.
Similarly,
the theory states that there is no culinary work, which could not be
improved with a certain dairy product. Even cake! Think about
it…cake, nice…. cheesecake…nicer!
Please
don’t email Nick with examples of where this theory fails to
apply, because you’ll be wrong. Even if you’re right.
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The
Universe is a harsh, unforgiving place. Sometimes it seems like
there’s no justice, no meaning to life. Here are some examples of
how cruel, unkind and unfair life can be.
Characters who died but really shouldn’t have
Hudson (Aliens)
Hicks (Alien3)
Kyle Reese (Terminator)
Wash (Serenity)
Qui Gon Jinn (The Phantom Menace)
Doyle (Angel)
The Fourth Doctor (Doctor Who)
Marcus Cole (Babylon 5)
Dr Clemens (Alien3)
Johnny Alpha (2000ad) - yes I know he's back alive again but it's not the same...
Lex Luthor (The Adventures of Lois and Clark)
Deep Throat (the X-Files)
Boba Fett (the Star Wars Trilogy)
Tara (Buffy the Vampire Slayer)
Tanis Half-Eleven (Dragonlance Saga)
We salute you guys.
To
make matters worse, to really rub salt in your eye, here’s a list
of gits who’ve been asking for it but have, somehow, thus far
avoided the reaper…
Characters who didn’t die but bloody well should have
Jar Jar Binks (of course)
Captain Janeway (ST: Voyager) Yes, I know the series was cancelled but still...
Drizzt Do'Urden (The Dark Elf Novels by RA Salvatore) - how tough can one elf be?
Not Wesley Crusher (death's too good for him)
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Being
a geek, one of the comments Nick regularly has to suffer is ‘you
like all that Star Trek stuff, don’t you?’
This annoys Nick. He is an enormous fan of science fiction. He is not a fan of Star Trek. Here’s why : -
- 1. Away teams.
Any captain who regularly sends his chief medical officer, science
officer, himself, his second in command and any other senior staff he
can think off, down to the surface of an unknown and probably hostile
planet, as opposed to a squad of space marines armed to the teeth with
plasma cannons and nuclear grenades, deserves to lose his ship, his
rank, and his teeth.
- 2. Transporters.
Are you crazy? So you step in this thing, and it disintegrates you,
then someone who –thinks- they are you steps out the other
side? This is, essentially, a very high-tech form of suicide.
Give me a shuttle any day.
- 3. No money.
Yeah. Right. In three hundred years from now we won’t need money.
We’ll all love each other. Yes. And monkeys might fly out of my
butt.
- 4. The Starship Enterprise.
It’s an exploration vessel, is it? To seek out new life, and new
civilisations? Hmm. Sounds quite a lot like a warship to me. And as for
the Prime Directive – here’s an idea – if
you’ve got a directive that’s more important than any
other, that overrides any other concerns, you might, just might, try
STICKING TO IT FOR ONCE!!!
Ahem. Thank you. I feel much better now.
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