The First of the Brunnen G
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Watching the Commentary by Brian Downy and Lex Giggeroff on the UK 2.1 DVD of Mantrid they speculate on who could have been the first of the Brunnen G (Kai being the last of the Brunnen G) and they jokingly said that Robert Smith of the Cure was probably the first. Quite amusing.
I wonder if there are any figures further back in History that could also fit the bill?
Can I borrow that DVD? ;p
That has to be the funniest thing Ive heard in a while. I cant think of anyone more fitting to be a Brunnis G in terms of looks and hair-do than Robert Smith.
Oh and yes the rumors are true: Mr. T was a Brunnin G as well
Thank God, I thought this was going to be another of Jedi’s cycle-of-time theories. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
Thank God, I thought this was going to be another of Jedi’s cycle-of-time theories. [img]images/smiles/icon_smile.gif[/img]
Yeah and thank god we haven’t seen another of your outlandish personalized Lexx facts.
-SM
Come with me and journey through the fogs of time, as we witness the one and true FIRST Brunnen G.
*fogs clear and we see a man standing at a keyboard, surrounded by tinfoil and lots of hair. Slowly, his fingers sustain EACH AND EVERY FREAKING electronic note*
My god…it’s…it’s…the LEAD SINGER OF THE FLOCK OF SEAGULLS!
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Originally posted by Slopmaster:
Yeah and thank god we haven’t seen another of your outlandish personalized Lexx facts.
What is that supposed to mean?
Dont bite DalekTek…….
(I feel a war a coming)
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Originally posted by Mr. Potato Head:
Come with me and journey through the fogs of time, as we witness the one and true FIRST Brunnen G.
[img]images/smiles/icon_wink.gif[/img] catherine deneuve in [b]the hunger[/b]; fight scene with her big hairdo intact except for the lock of hair hanging over left eye…or maybe she was inspiration for vlad?! [img]images/smiles/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]
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Originally posted by DalekTek790:
What is that supposed to mean?
Does tyring to convince us that S4 took place in the year 2020 because you thought you saw those numbers on the back of a card in “Xevivor” ring a bell or I guess that was just an honest mistake.
-SM
Is this what you were talking about, DT?
[img]http://www.flamegrape.com/pic/xevivorlogo1.jpg[/img]
(The image I captured was originally upsidedown. Long story.)This is the same graphic that was printed on the back of the [i]Xevivor[/i] crew t-shirts.
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Originally posted by Slopmaster:
Does tyring to convince us that S4 took place in the year 2020 because you thought you saw those numbers on the back of a card in “Xevivor” ring a bell or I guess that was just an honest mistake.
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Originally posted by Flamegrape:
Is this what you were talking about, DT?
[img]http://www.flamegrape.com/pic/xevivorlogo1.jpg[/img]
(The image I captured was originally upsidedown. Long story.)This is the same graphic that was printed on the back of the [i]Xevivor[/i] crew t-shirts.
That was a minor error on my part. I guess those shapes on the sides were women, they looked to me like numbers (the title card disappeared very quickly, so we never got a good look at it). That’s a little eerie, really, I could’ve sworn I saw “20” and “20” on the sides of “XEVIVOR.” Season four has never given us a date for when it takes place, and that was driving me crazy (it still is). When I saw that title logo in [i]Xevivor[/i] I thought I finally had a date. You’ll recall I figured that couldn’t be the year when I remembered that one of the contestants mentioned receiving some title in 2001, which couldn’t have been that long ago.
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