Terminator

Also, aren't we on the cusp of a global "reverse polarity". I'm not sure how much is really known about the events and consequences (but am probably wrong). Who's to know that global warming isn't simply the planet's preparation to reverse poles? Just throwing this minnow into the ring (apologies for the mixed metaphor).......

Sorry, BC, my mentioning the "prick-o-meter" wasn't aimed at you, rather at the original contributor. S/he has a "prick" fascination and kept blurting this out at you during the tirade.)

I hear Interpol are after him for war crimes...... I have seen a few half-hour docuemntaries about WWII and, then, he went under the name of "Butcher of Walmington-On-Sea".

Perhaps BS will write us a nice poem about it?

God you are a colossal prick. So you were 8, so you know more than anyone else in the world. Prick. Er... my Gran died at 3. So I beat you by 5 years you little twat f****r of losing someone I loved. And it was someone I genuially loved, not a beardy twat with a puppet's arse on his hand. Prick. I hope you have found a job so we don't have to put up with this sh*t posting anymore. Prick. and are you presuming that we are all the same age as you & that no-one else famous would have died in our lives bar Henson? Most of the UK didn't even care. God you are a prick. A colossal one. Why don't you die & cause shockwaves across your prick I first thought this message was like morse code - except "stop" was replaced at the end of the sentence. A prime example of verbal Tourette's...... Actually, my great-Gran died before I was even a sperm cell. Where do I claim my prize? Well done BCAlum2000. In one hit, you've scored four points on the prick-ometer challenge.

I think I can help his doctors out....given the sequence, they should start investigating his feet next.

Hi Bansee Screams Are you Eileen by any chance?

As I was watching one of the Marx films once, I had realized the performance of film had lost it's face to special effects - or something. Every decade of film is a little different and must be analyzed differently. Today I think film might be too ordinary. I don't know what it is. Not as much expression but more of a script? I'd just get used to a changing audience demographic. Kids today seem more interested with immediacy, rather than let a subtle plot develop. CGI has increasingly been included to keep a visual momentum - to maintain their interest. Generally, their parents would be born in the late-60s onwards. I'm also disappointed with those pathetic "best 100 films of the century (ie 20th). It comes as absolutely no surprise that the majority of voters are texting in - and, apart from old classics, the top films are within "yoot" memory. Unforunately, apart from those that transcend time. films can only be fully enjoyed when they are contemporary. It's the nature of things that all the best qualities of a film period/genre are re-cycled and "improved", by adding colour, throwing more money at it or making the story more contemporaneous. I have to say that there are great films that stand apart from this accusation. (Shhhh!.....I think this a rant, but I might have got away with it.)

Sorry, I don't know what happened there.... I thought I'd published an image of Wotan (form the Ring cycle), but the link has not worked.

They've got their work cut out.....

And again....

It was only a matter of moments......

By Bryce, aged 10...

I wonder how her siblings feel about her, being their aunt, sitting idly by, (in their eyes) colluding with events and doing nothing? Hang on, that could be said of all of them.

It truly is mind-boggling. If I were to contemplate committing a murder, I'd have at least learnt from old Columbo epsiodes and everything that's came after it (CSI etc) to stay on top of the game. There are really STUPID people out there. The worst thing is, if he wasn't such a moron, he'd have done his "community service" and been back thieving, like his ilk. His problem is that he is now a recognised moron and he'll contually appear in those "most stupid criminals" repeats for years to come. Bearing in mind. he lives close to Croydon, he probably feels he's more of an "intellectual" scumbag. Bearing in mind that, apparently, there's a Croydonite on Big Brother and I believe she sums up the quality of the local inhabitants....

That would be Tartan Bearer. It's currently (12.30am): 5/1 with stingy Ladbrokes, 11-2 generally and 6/1 with Bet365. The BBC Derby preview show had one pundit expecting it to go off as 9/2 Favourite