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Slice of SciFi #412: Listener Feedback Show
It's Friday and that means it's time for a bit of listener feedback! And we'll also find out the latest from Sweetleaf!
This is the show where our loyal, adoring, and inquisitive fans and listeners get to hear us comment on their comments about our stories and comments... it's the Circle of Entertainment Life!
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KGDC: Do I care? No. Han shot first. End of story.
Joe Klemmer: This is so depressing. The creator of something so significant has, over the last decade or so, ruined...
Big BS in PA: I think that even The Peoples Republic of California considers the Shooting of someone that pulls a...
Lejon from Chandler: Mr. Lucas, you go right on believing what you want to believe. I’ve stopped buying your...
kurt_eh: Well, duh. Of course Greedo shot first. The only reason we never heard the second shot was because...
John W: *cough*cough*BullSh@t!*cough*c ough* He can put up as many shields in defence of his decisions he wants, but...
Paul Roberts: FU George
Neil Day: I loved the original series and have met a few of the cast. A re-imagining of the series would be great. I...
*drool*
Am I the only one having trouble seeing McGowan in this role?
The only role I would have trouble seeing Rose play would be Mother Teresa.
Hooray, the girl version of Lurtz....
I can't wait to see the film but that is dumb.
Thats absolutely dire. I mean seriously, thats just a goddamn awful poster- it looks terrible!
Yet *ANOTHER* stupid remake. Why, Hollywood, do you hate us so?
And this movie comes out when? And is she going to be showing more skin in the sword fights like Brigette Neilsen did the first time around? Since this is a Robert Rodriguez film, you have to wonder.
She looks like Brenda Starr. If Brenda Starr had a sword and liked to lick blood off of it.
It's nice to know that there was eye liner ans mascara in medieval times
>>It’s nice to know that there was eye liner and mascara in medieval times
Actually, the ancient Egyptians had eyeliner. Look at their artwork.
It was called "kohl" and is still used by belly dancers.
Sorry, I think I'm channeling Cliff Klaven.