old.user4556
Has a sexy sister. I am also a Bodhi wannabee.
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Sounds about right.
Wazzerphuk
FH is my second home
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When we say it's cold down here, that's "nice" up there. 
old.Tohtori
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Meeting a timetraveller on his last breath, taking him back to his time in 2461 in the timemachine he built, meeting his daughter, an absolute hottie i might add, getting real "friendly" with her, managing to escape the evildoers who try to steal the timemachine to take over the world and after succeeding and making sure the world is safe, not only for tomorrow, but today also as you stop the timeline from collapsing on itself, losing both the machine and the girl as the tachyon beam fired by the government agent fried the safety controls of the machine and sent them somewhere in time and place and having no proof of anything of the sort happening
old.Tohtori
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People with stick firmly lodged up their anus, no sense of fun, but are unable to actually confront the situation in any other way then to like posts of others who insult the object of their objection and roundabout insults.
Wij
I am a FH squatter
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Buh?Meeting a timetraveller on his last breath, taking him back to his time in 2461 in the timemachine he built, meeting his daughter, an absolute hottie i might add, getting real "friendly" with her, managing to escape the evildoers who try to steal the timemachine to take over the world and after succeeding and making sure the world is safe, not only for tomorrow, but today also as you stop the timeline from collapsing on itself, losing both the machine and the girl as the tachyon beam fired by the government agent fried the safety controls of the machine and sent them somewhere in time and place and having no proof of anything of the sort happening
Time machines weren't invented until 2835.
old.Tohtori
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Ok sorry...i lied. It was a temporal wormhole, but i felt like a timemachine would be cooler
Overdriven
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I know this is asking for it...
People who dislike music videos posted on threads for one of these reasons:
1) They don't listen to the genre of music (and or the artist)
2) They're jealous
3) They're stupidheads.
4) All of the above.
Hmpf, I'm going to make it my goal to post cheesy 90s pop music everywhere from May onwards then from June onwards just post IDM and Industrial.
People who dislike music videos posted on threads for one of these reasons:
1) They don't listen to the genre of music (and or the artist)
2) They're jealous
3) They're stupidheads.
4) All of the above.
Hmpf, I'm going to make it my goal to post cheesy 90s pop music everywhere from May onwards then from June onwards just post IDM and Industrial.
Ch3tan
I aer teh win!!
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How do you know she is dead? Lamp FAIL.
Lamp
Gold Star Holder!!
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I have to ask... What's wrong with disliking something because you don't like it? Seems like a pretty appropriate response to me.
Ch3tan
I aer teh win!!
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You may want to check the link you've just posted. Also, you are far too gullible if you believe that site. Why not just wait and see?
Lamp
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Here's the text taken from that site
What about Ilithyia? As we know, getting stabled in the belly while you’re pregnant in this show doesn’t necessarily mean you’re dead…
I’m here to tell you she’s dead. She gave up the ghost when her baby went over the cliff. I kinda half kicked myself about not going back into the episode and CGI’ing some blood trickle out of her mouth. But I can confirm she’s dead. We talked about it in the 11th hour, about her or Lucretia surviving, but I felt strongly that there was no story for either one of them with Crassus going after Spartacus in season 3. And those characters are so tied together, and it felt like one of their ends should precipitate the others’ end.
And Spartacus, we hit another major chapter in his actual story, the battle at Mt. Vesuvius. Not to be an uber-nerd, but I didn’t understand why the vines on Mt. Vesuvius would only take four people.Historically all the rebels went down that way. It’s a stealth operation. It’s more about not being discovered. Originally in the script there’s a scene where the rebels on the top pulled the vines back up.
Now that Spartacus has had his vengeance, what will drive him in season 3?
That’s a very good question and one that’s asked of him in season three: What drives him now? it’s something we touch upon when we start the next season. Once you have vengeance its a hollow victory and it’s never enough … If you read the history, they went all of the map marauding, pillaging, raping. For storytelling purposes we touch on some of that, though for a narrative you need a more linear projection for your hero. But that does come into play.
What else can you tell us about season 3?
It’s way too big. Every episode seems gigantic so we’re wrestling with the production issues of that. This season was moving Spartacus toward becoming a leader, next season — which doesn’t have a subtitle yet — is very much about Spartacus being a leader and leading this war. We’ll jump about six months ahead, where Spartacus and his band of rebels have become thousands and they’re causing Rome some real concern.
You’ve cast a young Julius Caesar (photo and story here). How will he differ from other portrayals we’ve seen?
He’s like Gannicus on the Roman side. He’s very brash, very confident, very roguish. It’s the period in history where the least amount is known about Caesar. We do know that he was a tribune. He may have been part of Crassus’ army. There’s nothing in history that says he went after Spartacus so we’re definitely extrapolating on that one. But we wanted that wild card element on the Roman side. Somebody who in the rebels point of view, he’s the villain, but he’s trying to stop this horrible plague on the republic. Another thing we touch on next season is the horrors of war. When Spartacus and his people attack, what happens when women and children are killed too. The human cost weighs heavy on Spartacus and they’re constantly trying to not become the thing they’re fighting against.
Anything other burning fan questions you’d like to address?
I’m sure I’ll get a lot of questions about why I killed Mira, especially in such an atypical Spartacus fashion. Spartacus keeps people at an emotional distance next season because he thinks anybody he gets close to will be horribly murdered. We did it early in the episode because we wanted to start with an emotional impact on Spartacus and also to have her death lead to the idea of going down the mountain on the vines, when he has to wrap her body up. We had a lot of debate about whether she gets to choke out her final words. I thought it would be more horrible if he got her up there and is trying to save her and she’s just dead. Obviously on this show I love strong women and they will continue to be part of the show. But on Spartacus, when your time’s up, your time’s up.
I’m here to tell you she’s dead. She gave up the ghost when her baby went over the cliff. I kinda half kicked myself about not going back into the episode and CGI’ing some blood trickle out of her mouth. But I can confirm she’s dead. We talked about it in the 11th hour, about her or Lucretia surviving, but I felt strongly that there was no story for either one of them with Crassus going after Spartacus in season 3. And those characters are so tied together, and it felt like one of their ends should precipitate the others’ end.
And Spartacus, we hit another major chapter in his actual story, the battle at Mt. Vesuvius. Not to be an uber-nerd, but I didn’t understand why the vines on Mt. Vesuvius would only take four people.Historically all the rebels went down that way. It’s a stealth operation. It’s more about not being discovered. Originally in the script there’s a scene where the rebels on the top pulled the vines back up.
Now that Spartacus has had his vengeance, what will drive him in season 3?
That’s a very good question and one that’s asked of him in season three: What drives him now? it’s something we touch upon when we start the next season. Once you have vengeance its a hollow victory and it’s never enough … If you read the history, they went all of the map marauding, pillaging, raping. For storytelling purposes we touch on some of that, though for a narrative you need a more linear projection for your hero. But that does come into play.
What else can you tell us about season 3?
It’s way too big. Every episode seems gigantic so we’re wrestling with the production issues of that. This season was moving Spartacus toward becoming a leader, next season — which doesn’t have a subtitle yet — is very much about Spartacus being a leader and leading this war. We’ll jump about six months ahead, where Spartacus and his band of rebels have become thousands and they’re causing Rome some real concern.
You’ve cast a young Julius Caesar (photo and story here). How will he differ from other portrayals we’ve seen?
He’s like Gannicus on the Roman side. He’s very brash, very confident, very roguish. It’s the period in history where the least amount is known about Caesar. We do know that he was a tribune. He may have been part of Crassus’ army. There’s nothing in history that says he went after Spartacus so we’re definitely extrapolating on that one. But we wanted that wild card element on the Roman side. Somebody who in the rebels point of view, he’s the villain, but he’s trying to stop this horrible plague on the republic. Another thing we touch on next season is the horrors of war. When Spartacus and his people attack, what happens when women and children are killed too. The human cost weighs heavy on Spartacus and they’re constantly trying to not become the thing they’re fighting against.
Anything other burning fan questions you’d like to address?
I’m sure I’ll get a lot of questions about why I killed Mira, especially in such an atypical Spartacus fashion. Spartacus keeps people at an emotional distance next season because he thinks anybody he gets close to will be horribly murdered. We did it early in the episode because we wanted to start with an emotional impact on Spartacus and also to have her death lead to the idea of going down the mountain on the vines, when he has to wrap her body up. We had a lot of debate about whether she gets to choke out her final words. I thought it would be more horrible if he got her up there and is trying to save her and she’s just dead. Obviously on this show I love strong women and they will continue to be part of the show. But on Spartacus, when your time’s up, your time’s up.
Overdriven
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How can you hate pop music at the end of romantic comedies?
It's so good, it's the best music in the world 
TdC
Trem's hunky sex love muffin
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welcome to the UK dude
Overdriven
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It hailed today. My office window decided to play drums. Then I walked home in 20*c because the weather decider was wrong.. Again.
old.user4556
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What evs!
Wazzerphuk
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Suuuuurree.... forget.