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    11/30/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    Don't forget the oh-so-awkward sitdown between Vader & the Rebels on Cloud City, and the not-at-all-appetizing Meat Loaf dinner served in "Rocky Horror."
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    Pan's Labyrinth brings me terrible memories. I thought it was a fantasy movie, not a horror one, and I invited this girl I had a huge crush on on a date to see it.

    As the movie unfolded, all I could think of was how scared my date was and how she must have thought that I enjoyed bloody violent horror movies.

    To her credit, she took it well and laughed at my later attempts to apologize for taking her to such a sadistic movie.

    In the end, through dinner and all, we had a great time but we both would have liked to have enjoyed the movie too, which neither of us did.
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    One of my personal favorites are the homey, friendly interspersed feast scenes in the Buffy episode "The Body". You're never sure if the scenes ever actually took place or if they're a dreamish metaphor, but they counterpoint her mother's death with cheerful sweetness in emotionally horrifying fashion. The entire piece is devoid of supernatural elements, setting it so outside the general fantastic nature of the show that is holds incredible punch.

    Another favorite feast scene involves Sam and Dean in Supernatural; the episode "Jump the Shark" is a standout episode in every respect. The elements of family and feasting are prevalent, even if they're twisted by the ghouls.

    And finally, the all in all creepiest Thanksgiving moment in TV history, for my money goes to that canceled weirdfest Millennium. I remember watching it near Thanksgiving on broadcast TV back in 98 or 99. I thought I was still on the standard Thanksgiving commercials so I was only paying half attention waiting for the show to start back up - the people were bright and cheerful, the turkey was on the table, everyone was smiling, then wham! They all started to bleed out of every orifice - eyes, nose, ears, etc. It gave me a serious case of the wiggins, messing around with the concepts we hold of "reality" on TV versus "storytelling".
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    True facts: my family and I have one Thanksgiving tradition, and it is to watch "Pangs" (and a non-Thanksgiving related movie. This year's choice is Star Trek)
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    Image of EdificeComplex EdificeComplex
    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    "His penis got diseases from a Chumash tribe!"
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    What? No mention of Han Solo and Princess Leia's dinner with Darth Vader on Bespin in The Empire Strikes Back?

    There's got to be a great comedy sketch in there, somewhere.
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    what? no Meatloaf?
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    Image of Mike White Mike White
    11/26/09

    @KhaiJB: "To absent friends."
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    Image of Miranda Kali (Desperate But Not Serious) Miranda Kali (Desperate But Not Serious)
    11/26/09

    @KhaiJB: That's a very tender subject.
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    Image of KhaiJB KhaiJB
    11/26/09

    @KhaiJB: Another slice ?
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    All I can think of is a meal with The Affront in Iain M Banks' The Excession.
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    11/26/09

    @Mathmos: Heh, yes - an ambassadorial visit treated as a food parcel.
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    11/26/09

    In reply to Pass the Drama: Disastrous Feasts From Science Fiction Classics
    How about the dinner enjoyed by the crew of the Nostromo in Alien? That one was rather unforgettable!
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    11/26/09

    @jgarm1: Yeah, and again in Aliens, when that meal is echoed with 'The Last Supper' onboard the Sulaco, where android ("I prefer the term artificial person.") Lance Bishop 341-B, plays mumblety-peg with a big knife and Private Hudson's hand, before they all dropship down to LV-426 to die.

    One big, happy, family meal.
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    This image makes me feel funny. In a fantastic way. <3 #space
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    This will look great as the desktop wallpaper on my new 1036800 by 777600 lcd monitor. #space
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    Mamma-Q to baby-Q: see, darling, this is what happens when you spill the milk all over the floor. #space
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    Can I use this as the background on my pentium 2 with 500mb of RAM? #space
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    11/02/09

    @Dr Emilio Lizardo: Yes. Do so now. #space
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    Image of Dr Emilio Lizardo Dr Emilio Lizardo
    11/02/09

    @lostarchitect: Boy it looks great. But I did so when you told me to, about 4 1/2 hrs ago, and it took me this long to start my browser (IE5) to tell you about it. #space
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    Looks more like a giant universe sized Jelly bean of yum. #space
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    11/02/09

    @Project Thanatos: no you fool! don't eat that one! #space
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    11/02/09

    In reply to The Ultimate Space Porn: A 648 Megapixel Image Of Our Galaxy
    This-is-awesome. #space
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