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Who's your 'best bad guy'? You know, the one who you would find genuinely worrying, not just some two dimensional cliqué. You can include alien dudes too.
Examples include :
Agent Smith (the matrix)
Kizer Sozay (usual suspects, and I know its probably spelt wrong)
Mister Blonde (Reservoir Dogs)
Hannibal Lecter (SOTL, Hannibal, Red Dragon)
The predator (errr. I forget :D)
Ok, your turn ....
Examples include :
Agent Smith (the matrix)
Kizer Sozay (usual suspects, and I know its probably spelt wrong)
Mister Blonde (Reservoir Dogs)
Hannibal Lecter (SOTL, Hannibal, Red Dragon)
The predator (errr. I forget :D)
Ok, your turn ....
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> Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
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> who's angelus
Sounds Shakespearian.
Perhaps a character from Titus Andronicus, Macbeth or Hamlet?
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> who's angelus
Sounds Shakespearian.
Perhaps a character from Titus Andronicus, Macbeth or Hamlet?
Angelus - Angel's evil alter ego.
Memorandum wrote:
> Angelus - Angel's evil alter ego.
argh, I find it difficult to believe that anything from the buffy or angel series could conjure anything more than laughter.
> Angelus - Angel's evil alter ego.
argh, I find it difficult to believe that anything from the buffy or angel series could conjure anything more than laughter.
Neo's a bad guy, I mean he killed all of those SWATs in the Lobby when they were just doing their job.
Tut-tut.
The agents are antivirus sweepers.
Uh-huh.
But Smith (Agent Smith smells) is the best baddie.
Nope, I lie. The T 1000 (Terminator 2)
Tut-tut.
The agents are antivirus sweepers.
Uh-huh.
But Smith (Agent Smith smells) is the best baddie.
Nope, I lie. The T 1000 (Terminator 2)
Cool baddies:
Castor Troy from Face Off
Blofeld in Diamonds are forever
Mr Blonde in Reservoir Dogs
Castor Troy from Face Off
Blofeld in Diamonds are forever
Mr Blonde in Reservoir Dogs
Keyser Soze all the way!
Borat Sagdiyev wrote:
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> argh, I find it difficult to believe that anything from the buffy or
> angel series could conjure anything more than laughter.
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And I find it difficult to believe your opinion counts for anything, because, in point of fact, you're a cretinous peasant. Who's gay.
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> argh, I find it difficult to believe that anything from the buffy or
> angel series could conjure anything more than laughter.
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And I find it difficult to believe your opinion counts for anything, because, in point of fact, you're a cretinous peasant. Who's gay.
Stryke wrote:
> And I find it difficult to believe your opinion counts for anything,
> because, in point of fact, you're a cretinous peasant. Who's gay.
AS this is the first time I've had the 'pleasure' of speaking to you stryke, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're a bit tired or have had a bad day, and NOT that you consider such a s**t tv programme to be worth throwing around petty insults like a little girl.
> And I find it difficult to believe your opinion counts for anything,
> because, in point of fact, you're a cretinous peasant. Who's gay.
AS this is the first time I've had the 'pleasure' of speaking to you stryke, I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you're a bit tired or have had a bad day, and NOT that you consider such a s**t tv programme to be worth throwing around petty insults like a little girl.
*considers this*
You homo.
You homo.
Sauron from Lord Of The Rings.
If i was living in middle earth at the time i would probably hide under the nearest rock until i died of dehydration/boredom/both.
If i was living in middle earth at the time i would probably hide under the nearest rock until i died of dehydration/boredom/both.
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