On Wed, 16 Apr 2014 17:12:12 -0400, Opoponax
<opoponaxNOSPAM@hushmail.com> wrote:
>On Wed, 16 Apr 2014 22:22:36 +0200, COM@comeon.net wrote:
>
>snip
>>So, Star Trek is your survival kit? :) Think I would have gone for
>>Friday 13th :)
>>
>>COM
>
>Well, it's just odd to me that I've seen the show since it started,
>been online since file sharing was invented, and in all that time,
>I've never downloaded anything except the Animated Adventures. So I
>got the NZBs for all the DVDs for all the series. And it's nice to
>have a project :) I'm not a hard core star trek fan, but I do enjoy it
>
>It might seem odd but I never got into the Friday the 13th movies. I
>remember enjoying "Friday the 13th: The Orphan" that came before, but
>Jason just seemed a 2-dimensional (that is, shallow) character to me.
>
>I've seen them all but have no desire to see them again.
>
>Nightmare on Elm Street is the only (non-Stephen-King) horror series I
>enjoy. There's just something about Freddie Kruger that gives me the
>shivers. He's got such a morbid sense of humour, and his own set of
>(admittedly evil) ethics, and I kinda regret that it's done, and gone
>over into the land of remake.
>
>And I do have all of those :P
>
>-Opoponax
>Wolf! Right here and now!
It's so many ages ago I watched Friday 13th and similar ones that I
believe it must have happened in my previous life :) I don't believe
I'll ever watch'em again as I no longer feel attracted to horror
movies - or sci-fi.
COM
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