
nice work


TinTin was clearly a racist warlock
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:39,
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it would have been better if we was a racist warlock... or from Middlesbrough like he is in the cartoons.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:43,
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does take a little explaining, I'll grant you.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:44,
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"how' - nignogs... white Belgians are superior and that..."
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:48,
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being a personal acquaintance of the Remi family has allowed you this insight?
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:02,
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You were always an agreeable chap and I enjoyed our conversations even if we disagreed but lately your comments are barbed and meant to provoke rather than promote debate.
I would have thought, being that you are usually a decent chap that before you turned on me for no reason I can discern that you might have had the decency to discuss with me what the problem was. It's not like you'd stand next to me in the pub and just keep poking me because you find it amusing now is it?
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:21,
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I would have thought, being that you are usually a decent chap that before you turned on me for no reason I can discern that you might have had the decency to discuss with me what the problem was. It's not like you'd stand next to me in the pub and just keep poking me because you find it amusing now is it?

I am not!
I'm just a little peeved about the 'absolutism' of some of your posts.
As regards the above, Yes Herge was a bigoted fuck, but so little is really known about him, I find it difficult not to react when sweeping generalisations are given out as incontrovertible truths.
That's all - nothing else. Honestly, nothing else.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:26,
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I'm just a little peeved about the 'absolutism' of some of your posts.
As regards the above, Yes Herge was a bigoted fuck, but so little is really known about him, I find it difficult not to react when sweeping generalisations are given out as incontrovertible truths.
That's all - nothing else. Honestly, nothing else.

and certainly not to anyone well read.
Herge was a racist. This is because he is a product of the times and the imperialistic attitudes of central Europe then. He'd be hard pressed to be anything else although the concept of racism would probably be confusing to him and his peers.
He was anti-British because of his pro French nationalism stance and the two ideas would be opposite.
These are things written about him in a number of articles and biographies.
The fact that I don't support it with the huge essays you dislike and also being that the statement is sweeping because of that means I can't win. Does not mean I'm wrong.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:33,
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Herge was a racist. This is because he is a product of the times and the imperialistic attitudes of central Europe then. He'd be hard pressed to be anything else although the concept of racism would probably be confusing to him and his peers.
He was anti-British because of his pro French nationalism stance and the two ideas would be opposite.
These are things written about him in a number of articles and biographies.
The fact that I don't support it with the huge essays you dislike and also being that the statement is sweeping because of that means I can't win. Does not mean I'm wrong.

I know about the 'number of articles and biographies'. I have several of them, as he is an interesting figure, not only for his art.
Since you seem determined to take offence, please note:
My issue is with your absolutism, which comes across as supremely arrogant, although I suspect this is not your intent.
You are very selective about how you frame counter-argument, for instance: I never said I 'dislike huge essays', but it suits your purpose to misquote and create a false impression of aggression on my part.
The last line of your above post somewhat makes the case, I'd happily admit I'm wrong. I've not once see you do it - to repeat: 'absolutism'.
*That's* what I was saying.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:42,
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Since you seem determined to take offence, please note:
My issue is with your absolutism, which comes across as supremely arrogant, although I suspect this is not your intent.
You are very selective about how you frame counter-argument, for instance: I never said I 'dislike huge essays', but it suits your purpose to misquote and create a false impression of aggression on my part.
The last line of your above post somewhat makes the case, I'd happily admit I'm wrong. I've not once see you do it - to repeat: 'absolutism'.
*That's* what I was saying.

but worth your time all the same.
/all the books in English, Flemish, and a few in Luxembourgoise dialect blog
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:42,
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/all the books in English, Flemish, and a few in Luxembourgoise dialect blog

Make way for the goat!
I loved the tintin books.. My parents made me join the local library, presumably to get me interested in reading. They were very disappointed when all I kept bringing home to read was Tintin and Asterix...
My personal favourite was the Land of Black Gold where the Thom(p)son's ate those dodgy aspirins...
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:54,
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I loved the tintin books.. My parents made me join the local library, presumably to get me interested in reading. They were very disappointed when all I kept bringing home to read was Tintin and Asterix...
My personal favourite was the Land of Black Gold where the Thom(p)son's ate those dodgy aspirins...

By Infogrames if my memory serves me. Had it on the amiga.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:47,
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I have the first edition of both moon albums. They're both massive.

They used to be my dad's
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:41,
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not that you'd sell them..quality thing to have

All big and square. About the size of an LP record.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:55,
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Andy Serkis as Haddock with Simon Pegg and Nick Frost as the Thomson twins? Brilliant, moon or not.
However, digital 3D? What's that about, come on Jackson, no need to bugger about with fly by night tech.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:47,
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However, digital 3D? What's that about, come on Jackson, no need to bugger about with fly by night tech.

You'll give luddites a bad name, sir.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:50,
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What use is digital 3D to anyone but a handful of spotty Yank geeks who will go to the cinema so they can tell their spotty geek mates what a 'blast' they had and 'man, I thought it was going to hit me in the face' ( I wish something would ).
The majority of viewers in this day and age will be watching movies from the comfort of their own home where all that expense and gimmickry will be wasted.
Just make the film FFS and stop dragging out a tech that has failed in every decade it has been briefly revived since House of Wax.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:59,
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The majority of viewers in this day and age will be watching movies from the comfort of their own home where all that expense and gimmickry will be wasted.
Just make the film FFS and stop dragging out a tech that has failed in every decade it has been briefly revived since House of Wax.

How about that for a radical approach?
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I'll see the film of course and I'll be watching it in my home on my TV from a DVD.
So I'll not be able to judge the 3D element just as the majority of other viewers won't.
I don't read anywhere that I've been judging the film. I just don't understand the need to make it in 3D. It's not exactly made 'bloody valentine' the hit of the decade has it?
I'm not sure what your vested interest is here or if you just want to join the wagon of people who'd like to prod me at any given opportunity but I expressed an opinion that 3D always fails and given that record and the fact that not all the viewers will have that experience when they see it I personally don't understand the need to pursue it. Hardly judging the film.
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So I'll not be able to judge the 3D element just as the majority of other viewers won't.
I don't read anywhere that I've been judging the film. I just don't understand the need to make it in 3D. It's not exactly made 'bloody valentine' the hit of the decade has it?
I'm not sure what your vested interest is here or if you just want to join the wagon of people who'd like to prod me at any given opportunity but I expressed an opinion that 3D always fails and given that record and the fact that not all the viewers will have that experience when they see it I personally don't understand the need to pursue it. Hardly judging the film.

Messrs Jackson, Spielberg, et al.
Just so you are really clear:
I never said you were judging the film (that would be tricky since it's not even made yet), merely that you could do so *after* watching. But, as ever, your *perception* of what was said took you rather far from what was *actually* said.
But, don't let that stop you.
I know it won't.
Edit: Having skipped the majority of your essay above, I missed this - "prod me at any given opportunity"
What? Are you 12 or something?
Get over it!
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:16,
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Just so you are really clear:
I never said you were judging the film (that would be tricky since it's not even made yet), merely that you could do so *after* watching. But, as ever, your *perception* of what was said took you rather far from what was *actually* said.
But, don't let that stop you.
I know it won't.
Edit: Having skipped the majority of your essay above, I missed this - "prod me at any given opportunity"
What? Are you 12 or something?
Get over it!

That was kind of cool.
Except that it was Jaws 3.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 14:20,
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Except that it was Jaws 3.

Pasanonic seems to be well tooled-up in the arts of cinematography, perhaps we should ask him to do it.
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nice one.
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:37,
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CHICKEN PARMO!
/www.VisitMiddlesbrough.co.uk
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:38,
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/www.VisitMiddlesbrough.co.uk

Little Belgian bastard!
I am liking your moon though
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Tue 10 Feb 2009, 13:38,
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I am liking your moon though

I just had a tooth out an hour ago :(
*glums*
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*glums*