It's a Scottish one, though wasn't sure if it was one that also gets used north of England as some do.

Someone who's a clipe is someone known for grassing on folk to teachers, bosses, etc.

Goth metal band that'd always tell on you if you were up to something you shouldn't be, call that Clipe O Negative.

"In conclusion, Libya is a land of contrasts" ass reviews

Oh shit, you see what this guy's into?

(I was going to originally post "that one guy has a cool wrestler name", but I realised too quickly people can't be trusted to not all go "Hell yeah, Bill Baldridge", and I figured setting myself up for Batista-based replies would probably be less tiresome)

I struggled at the start. Not because of the story or anything, but to me by that point, Andrew Lincoln was just Simon from Teachers, and it was surreal seeing him play a grittier role.

There's a fall he does running away from a zombie at the start of season 2 that's VERY Simon though.

People complain about movies/TV being too darkly shot these days, but take a look at this.

Believe it or not, there are two people in this shot. The unknown person on the right, and John Saxon is in there too.

(apparently Holyfield helped produce/finance the film, but still - fascinated to know the hows and whys of this)

*The answer is of course The Wildhearts circa '92-'96

Me trying to talk to him about The Vagrant and Watchers as well (if i could go)

Also, Diane Ladd being in Carnosaur which released almost simultaneously with Laura Dern being in Jurassic Park is one of the funniest movie decisions that's ever been made.

WHAT, YOU THINK I'M STUPID?

There's a film called Breathing Fire he's in (it bombed, notable for being I think the last film Ke Huy Quan did before quitting films for a few decades).

Bolo is the classic 'nigh-indestructible henchman' in it, and he's clearly having a blast.

Thing is too, I watch a LOT of stuff like direct-to-video films, TV movies, cheaply made b-movies, stuff like that.

I can handle stuff like shoddy writing, bad acting, crap special effects, etc. About the only thing that'll make me turn a film off is if I'm completely bored. And I was.

The furthest I ever got was trying to watch one of the films once, and turning it off after about 15 minutes.

Which is staggering considering the endurance for shit films I usually have.