The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

[Mycanid]

Wow, that was like, so last week. For sure.

I'll keep that part, set it on the Scarlet Isles, describe my father's adventury past, my own journey into discovery and to the mainland. Whee.

[Thunderous applause bursts forth from a colony of mycanids sounding like 20,000 people golf clapping!]

 

[hero4hire]

[Scratches cap, puzzled]

You're right ... no clue.... :\

File it under "Things you are better off not knowing."

For me it is filed under "Movies Sean Connery never should have done" right next to Highlander II

 

[Mycanid]

File it under "Things you are better off not knowing."

For me it is filed under "Movies Sean Connery never should have done" right next to Highlander II

Ignorance just getting more and more blissful, I guess!

 

[hafrogman]

[Scratches cap, puzzled]

You're right ... no clue.... :\

Because I feel generous. . . or because nobody else is around to revel in my glory.

[sblock=The Joke]Finding Forrester is a movie about an aspiring African American writer who attempts to balance his dream with his troubled life among the inner city urban landscape. He finds an unlikely mentor in the character played by Sean Connery (a famous Scottish actor) who is a well known, but extremely reclusive author (Last name: Forrester). The young writer pushes against Forrester's initial reticence and eventually strikes up a friendship over their common love of writing.

At one point in the movie, Sean Connery's character congratulates the young man, and in an effort to emulate the urban slang of the street kids, declares that,

"You're the man now, dog!"

For whatever reason, this phrase, uttered by Sean Connery, inspired a web phenomenom by which an image or small clip from the movie was tiled over and over again on a webpage along with the sound byte on a continuous loop. See Wikipedia for further information on this phenomenon.

Teen Wolf (and Teen Wolf Too) are movies from the 80's, the initial starring Michael J. Fox (a well known young actor of the time, now disabled with Parkinson's Disease). The basic premise of the films is that a young highschool student (a teen, if you will) gets bitten by a werewolf, and contracts lycanthropy. Thus becoming a wolf (a member of the canid family, thus related to a dog) under the full moon.

The humorous juxtaposition of these two movies produces a young, teenaged writer who contracts lycanthropy, inspiring his mentor to declare that,

"you're the dog now, man!"

A witty twist on the original phrase uttered by Sean Connery.[/sblock]

 

[hafrogman]

Highlander II

Silly Hero for Hire. There's no Highlander II.

 

[Mycanid]

Silly Hero for Hire. There's no Highlander II.

Even I remember the Highlander 2 movie.... :\

Advertisements of it in video stores, at least....

 

[hafrogman]

Even I remember the Highlander 2 movie.... :\

Nope, you must be mistaken. There is no such movie as Highlander 2 (or II) or any variation thereof.

 

[hero4hire]

Silly Hero for Hire. There's no Highlander II.

Tell that to the spinning ceiling fan of death that haunts me to this day!

 

[hero4hire]

Because I feel generous. . . or because nobody else is around to revel in my glory.

[sblock=The Joke]Finding Forrester is a movie about an aspiring African American writer who attempts to balance his dream with his troubled life among the inner city urban landscape. He finds an unlikely mentor in the character played by Sean Connery (a famous Scottish actor) who is a well known, but extremely reclusive author (Last name: Forrester). The young writer pushes against Forrester's initial reticence and eventually strikes up a friendship over their common love of writing.

At one point in the movie, Sean Connery's character congratulates the young man, and in an effort to emulate the urban slang of the street kids, declares that,

"You're the man now, dog!"

For whatever reason, this phrase, uttered by Sean Connery, inspired a web phenomenom by which an image or small clip from the movie was tiled over and over again on a webpage along with the sound byte on a continuous loop. See Wikipedia for further information on this phenomenon.

Teen Wolf (and Teen Wolf Too) are movies from the 80's, the initial starring Michael J. Fox (a well known young actor of the time, now disabled with Parkinson's Disease). The basic premise of the films is that a young highschool student (a teen, if you will) gets bitten by a werewolf, and contracts lycanthropy. Thus becoming a wolf (a member of the canid family, thus related to a dog) under the full moon.

The humorous juxtaposition of these two movies produces a young, teenaged writer who contracts lycanthropy, inspiring his mentor to declare that,

"you're the dog now, man!"

A witty twist on the original phrase uttered by Sean Connery.[/sblock]

Toldja you were better off not knowing.... :\

 

[hafrogman]

Tell that to the spinning ceiling fan of death that haunts me to this day!

You're just delusional.

Just like After M*A*S*H and Canada, it's one of those things that some people seem to think exist, but really, really, They Don't. It's better this way.