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I went round to see to Johns family today, took flowers and paid my condolances. Firstly, I would like to say that John's death was a tragic accident (or misadventure as the coroner put it), also that John's family are grateful for the memorial silence being held at the con. Not really sure what els...

Unknowing that Matt had started a thread to inform already, I posted in this one. A few more details are on the first page of the thread titled:

John Healey / Commander Sweevo / Austin Sweevo

just to let everyoen know. we will be holding a memorial service for peopel who show up at th econ who want to say somthing and rmemebr him together.l Thank you, from the heart. This means alot to us (his friends) who knew him well and I know it will mean alot to his family. Thank you very much.

Sorry, without seeing this I posted another thread on this entitled "the loss of a great friend".

It is with a heavy heart a tear streaked face that I must bring this news. Today John Healey (aka CmdrSweevo) passed away. I know he loved this forum and the conversations held upon it. I'm not sure what else to say in this note, but I thought the few of you he touched and built up a relationship wo...

Spiderman has been and shall always remain my favorite. And I'm sure Cmdr Sweevo will back me up on that one!

If you yelled for 8 years, 7 months and 6 days you would have produced enough sound energy to heat one cup of coffee. (Hardly seems worth it.) If you farted consistently for 6 years and 9 months, enough gas is produced to create the energy of an atomic bomb. (Now that's more like it!) The human hear...

Darth Utsanomiko wrote:Three per person? Well, whoop-de-fucking-do, the house I'm in has no less than 50 under lock and key.

And I wouldn't want it any other way (well, except having 50 of my own guns, perhaps...)

You live in America...why am I not suprised...

BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE has all the figures in there...and I recollect hearing about Finland owning the most guns per captia. However it was mathamatically calculated with the current population and size of land etc...I believe.

ROFL! I like it!

Blairs got the brains. Bush has the brawn. Like it or not, were going to war!

I'm sorry but this movie took a GREAT premise and shat all over it by the last reel. What was so wrong with the last bit? I loved it. Signs is one of the best movies I saw at the cinema last year, it was still as good (if even better due to thinking on it) when I saw it on a plane and I liked it ju...

LOL, just seen a load of Rowan Atkinsons stuff for Comic Relief....very very very funny stuff. Especially his Indian Waiter and Devil sketches. Not to mention the bears that go sha-la-la-la-la! :D :D Great stuff! :D His Indian Waiter and Devil are actually from 'The Secret Policeman's Ball' and 'Th...

LOL, just seen a load of Rowan Atkinsons stuff for Comic Relief....very very very funny stuff. Especially his Indian Waiter and Devil sketches. Not to mention the bears that go sha-la-la-la-la! Great stuff!

He did the music for DangerMouse you know. :D DANGERMOUSE ROCKS. To quote the toy my little bro got me for x-mas ''DANGERMOUSE, THE WORLDS GREATEST SECRET AGENT!" Just for you (as you probably missed the thread the first time), go here for the written lyrics for the End titles, and then three ...

He did a mock interview with Michael Jackson, I missed it though. Anyone going to see Johnny English when it comes out? Atkinson playing that bumbling agent he does in the Barclay Card ads. :) The mock interview was great! And HELL YES I'm gonna go see Johnny English...I love Atkinsons work! Plus c...

HURRAH! It's Comic Relief on BBC 1!! A good nights entertainment for giving just a few quid to a fantastic cause! Lenny Henry Jack Dee Rowan Atkinson Dawn French Jennifer Saunders Johnny Vaughn Johnathon Ross Billy Connolly and other fantastically entertaining entertainers doing special performances...

You liked Alien III...ouchies...

What's your favorite comedian? Mine has to be Billy Connolly...but who is yours? :: looks at time :: Would this have anything to do with our MSN convo last night? Anyway, Mike Harding's fantastic... He did the music for DangerMouse you know. :D DANGERMOUSE ROCKS. To quote the toy my little bro got ...

You know, it's funny. One person put "From Dusk 'Till Dawn" on their favorites list. That movie probably tops my "worst of" movies list. I don't blame you in the least! :) But personally, I liked Dusk t'ill Dawn (mindless Vampire action + Salma? Bonus). I don't mind cheesy actio...

I liked Luhrmann's R&J. Could've been a little more faithful to the original drama, though. But every interpretation of R&J wether it's on stage or film is interpritation, so where it was indeed faithfull (ok not so much for you) it was still how Baz saw it, and if you see plays on R&J ...

How many of you have seen DONNIE DARKO? If you havent I believe it is already out to by in the US, and it comes out 24th March in the UK. People see this movie it is FANTASTIC!!!! It's fucked up, but oh so, so good! If you want a sense of how kinda messed up it is go to http://www.donniedarko.com/ B...

But for an afterlife you'd have to be dead, in which case you wouldnt be living forever you'd be dead and therefore have no choice...and re-incarnation still doesnt allow you to live forever, well not in the sense I took the question to be. When someone said 'if you could live forever' I assumed, a...

Darth Gojira wrote:
That's the problem, I saw part of R&J and part of Moulin Rouge and they are NOT fantastic in my eyes. Maybe that's why I wear glasses.......

That is the problem you only saw part of it...watch the whole things and see how you em then.

Coulpe of things I was wondering. Firstly - when I was asked the question ''If you could live forever, where would you live?'' I replied ''in my own head'', but I was wondering about you guys and gals on the board...where would you live? I answered a very similar question in the Living forever thre...