Topic: Shaun of the Dead
Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
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Re: Shaun of the Dead
What Teague said.
I would also like to add: Yeeeeaaaahhhh!
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I was in this film.
- Jimmy B
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White Lines (the song Shaun and Ed try to get the zombie to sing along to, it's an American song but was really popular in the UK in the 80s)-
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Faldor wrote:
I was in this film.
Cool! Can we see you pretty clearly?
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Nah, I was outside the pub on the sound stage during the fight with the bar man.
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^ I've always thought that the Muppter Song Mahna Mahna from 1969 woulda worked as well. - well with a little tweaking.
Jason doesn't teleport.
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Teague: "In the chat, Pavlich says the song is White Lines by Funkmaster Flash."
Trey: "Is that a British song, or is it American?"
Teague: "Ummm...In the chat, Pavlich says really racist things, constantly."
I messed up and said "FUNKmaster" when what I meant to say was "GRANDmaster". But what do I know? Apparently, I'm racist as fuck!
...Next up, why Black people smell different!
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I'm confused as to why any of that could be seen as racist.
Although, I have no clue what Pav was saying in the chat......... 
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Fido wrote:
^ I've always thought that the Muppter Song Mahna Mahna from 1969 woulda worked as well.
You mean "Mah Nà Mah Nà", the jazz-pop ditty written for an Italian sexploitation film about Swedish swingers and made popular by the Muppets?
Last edited by Zarban (2011-10-04 14:53:26)
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^exactamondo 
- (though following your link methinks the pink version is bestest )
Jason doesn't teleport.
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Mind the Gap
If you go to any country, go to England, so fantastic.
"White Lines" is a Duran Duran song, I'm assuming sampled by Funk Master Flash.
Last edited by Mr. Pointy (2011-10-09 06:53:53)
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Mr. Pointy wrote:
If you go to any country, go to England, so fantastic.
Yeah! in yo face Shifty Bench! =P
Mr. Pointy wrote:
Mind the Gap
Its much calmer than the New York subway suggesting I "STAND CLEAR OF THE CLOSIN' DAWS!"
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Faldor wrote:
Its much calmer than the New York subway suggesting I "STAND CLEAR OF THE CLOSIN' DAWS!"
Maybe, but not standing clear of the closin doors is a good way to remove the head or destroy the brain.
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iJim wrote:
Faldor wrote:Its much calmer than the New York subway suggesting I "STAND CLEAR OF THE CLOSIN' DAWS!"
Maybe, but not standing clear of the closin doors is a good way to remove the head or destroy the brain.
When I first went to New York/New Jersey, I was amused that my fellow elevator passengers would actually gasp when I stuck my arm in the closing doors to force them to open for someone else.
However, upon trying that with a subway car I was trying to catch, I discovered why New Yorkers do not stick their arms between closing doors. Subway doors are manually operated by a transit employee who does not give a shit if you walk around with black rubber scrape marks all down your sleeve for the rest of the day or without an arm at all, for that matter.
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Zarban wrote:
When I first went to New York/New Jersey, I was amused that my fellow elevator passengers would actually gasp when I stuck my arm in the closing doors to force them to open for someone else.
I can't tell if this this is a legitimate New Yorker douchebag thing or just a cultural difference, because it's just plain ol' common courtesy to hold the elevator door up here... and I almost never use the button, that's what I have arms for.
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Also have been to NYC and found the people delightful, despite the reputation.
They do talk funny though (Southern irony)
Last edited by Mr. Pointy (2011-10-10 05:34:18)
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We need one more quote for Project Halp, then it's done. Anyone remember a great line or two from this ep?
Teague Chrystie
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Mr. Pointy wrote:
"White Lines" is a Duran Duran song, I'm assuming sampled by Funk Master Flash.
Wrong way round, actually, the Duran Duran version is a cover of the Grandmaster Flash song.
Last edited by Jimmy B (2011-10-16 17:29:17)
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Faldor wrote:
Mr. Pointy wrote:If you go to any country, go to England, so fantastic.
Yeah! in yo face Shifty Bench! =P
1. Apparently we are in a competition with each other nobody told me about. 
2. It's not Shifty any more, Jimmy is fine
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You still look shifty to me 
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Found this somewhere recently...
Zombie Ed & Shaun monsters - Shaun of the Dead by No Knit Sherlock!, on Flickr
Last edited by fcw (2011-10-19 11:24:01)
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Edgar Wright has put up an interactive script to SotD on his site- click
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"Slept Through the Apocalypse" trope but nobody mentioned the classic Twilight Episode "Time Enough at Last"? It's one of the most classic/earliest examples.
Also riffed by Futurama.
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