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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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It has to be Francisco Scaramanga from The Man With the Golden Gun because he has:
-Three nipples.
-Midget manservant who’s also an expert chef and killer.
-An easily concealable and highly cool golden gun.
-His own private island lair with built in assassin training facilities, well-stocked wine cellar and powerful ray gun.
-A car with wings.
-A nice bird.
-A rustic old boat with 70's brown interior.
-A nice fitting blue tracksuit.
-Three nipples.
-Midget manservant who’s also an expert chef and killer.
-An easily concealable and highly cool golden gun.
-His own private island lair with built in assassin training facilities, well-stocked wine cellar and powerful ray gun.
-A car with wings.
-A nice bird.
-A rustic old boat with 70's brown interior.
-A nice fitting blue tracksuit.
IT the clown
Mmmm... tough call...
Prince Humperdinck or Count Rugen from the Princess Bride?
The Sta-Puft Marshmellow man from Ghostbusters?
The Italian Mafia in the Italian Job?
The Taunting French from Holy Grail?
Principle Rooney from Ferris Beuller?
W.O.P.R from WarGames?
I reckon, any one of them are contendors for the prize?
Prince Humperdinck or Count Rugen from the Princess Bride?
The Sta-Puft Marshmellow man from Ghostbusters?
The Italian Mafia in the Italian Job?
The Taunting French from Holy Grail?
Principle Rooney from Ferris Beuller?
W.O.P.R from WarGames?
I reckon, any one of them are contendors for the prize?
Jaws the shark.
The silent guy in Charlies Angels (Crispin Glover was the actor I think).
Eeevil.
(bah, Sauron and angelus have been done already)
Eeevil.
(bah, Sauron and angelus have been done already)
Stryke wrote:
> Hedfix mate, you sound like a broken record.
I thought that was Cordelia?
> Hedfix mate, you sound like a broken record.
I thought that was Cordelia?
gerrid wrote:
>
> You HAVE to be joking.
> You couldn't POSSIBLY have gotten the words to that simplest of songs
> incorrect.
Yes. It was a pun on Strykes use of 'mucher'. So it had to be 'mucho' and not 'macho' for the joke to work.
>
> You HAVE to be joking.
> You couldn't POSSIBLY have gotten the words to that simplest of songs
> incorrect.
Yes. It was a pun on Strykes use of 'mucher'. So it had to be 'mucho' and not 'macho' for the joke to work.
Miserableman wrote:
> I always thought that Darth Maul was impossibly evil
yeah, but we didn't get to see enough of him did we?
which reminds me, the emperor! he was the embodiment of evil
> I always thought that Darth Maul was impossibly evil
yeah, but we didn't get to see enough of him did we?
which reminds me, the emperor! he was the embodiment of evil
I always thought that Darth Maul was impossibly evil
Hedfix wrote:
> It's 'mucho' not 'mucher'. Be a 'mucho man'.
>
> Mucho mucho man. Stryke wants to be a Mucho man.
You HAVE to be joking.
You couldn't POSSIBLY have gotten the words to that simplest of songs incorrect.
> It's 'mucho' not 'mucher'. Be a 'mucho man'.
>
> Mucho mucho man. Stryke wants to be a Mucho man.
You HAVE to be joking.
You couldn't POSSIBLY have gotten the words to that simplest of songs incorrect.
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