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How To Beat The Train Strike: Movie Style | Sandworms | Dune
How To Beat The Train Strike: Movie Style
Sandworms
Dune

Pros: They could carry many, many people at a time, replacing entire Tube lines at a single stroke.

Cons: They're probably not going to be able to burrow well in central London, and we're not sure how much of their preferred food - sand plankton - there is available. Also, since they ultimately produce the highly-addictive melange "spice" (drug), this option too could run into legal difficulties.

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1 I want one!
Posted on Saturday June 13, 2009, 11:04 by Roo
That picture of the 'Jedi' Speeder-bike is the funniest thing I've seen in ages. Cheered me up no end! Read More

2 LOTR contribution is Oliphants?!
Posted on Friday June 12, 2009, 17:17 by fraserm
A bunch of people WALKING, three movies of people WALKING to a fucking volcano, and your suggestion is OLIPHANTS?! Read More

3 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 19:25 by homersimpson_esq
I rest my case. Read More

4 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 17:40 by Brundlesflies
L: homersimpson_esq I do love it when pedants are corrected. It's a special sort of glowy feeling correcting those accustomed to correcting.s a pedant myself, I do have to be extra certain that my corrections are, indeed, correct. Try this one at parties folks: If somesays "octopuses" and a pedant wades in saying it's "octo, then do butt in and say, "well, actually, it's 'octoi]'". And then make sure you have a camera for the face they will inevitably pull...ote]   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fowler%27s_Modern_English_ Usage]Fowler's Modern English Usageates that "the only acceptable plural in English is es,hat /i] is misconceived and eshttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pedantic]c.'   Read More

5 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 14:36 by homersimpson_esq
I do love it when pedants are corrected. It's a special sort of glowy feeling correcting those accustomed to correcting.s a pedant myself, I do have to be extra certain that my corrections are, indeed, correct.   Try this one at parties folks: If somesays "octopuses" and a pedant wades in saying it's "octo, then do butt in and say, "well, actually, it's 'octoi]'". And then make sure you have a camera for the face they will inevitably pull... Read More

6 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 13:44 by Felix
L: paulchilds L: SpaceLion L: Gabriel ..what the hell. It's 'Preying' mantis. 'Praying' mantis conjures a completely different image. and besides, I think they're generally agnostics. ctually, it IS "praying mantis". Try googling "preying mantis" and see what comes up. I presume the name comes from the fact that the stance with which they hold their legs/claws/arms/whatever makes it look as though they are praying. pot on - encyclopedia definition of a mantis includes the line: A colloquial name for the order is g mantis"se of the typical "prayer-like" stance, although the term is often mis-spelled as "preying mantis" since mantises are notoriously predatory. rilliant. Read More

7 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 12:33 by paulchilds
L: SpaceLion L: Gabriel ..what the hell. It's 'Preying' mantis. 'Praying' mantis conjures a completely different image. and besides, I think they're generally agnostics. ctually, it IS "praying mantis". Try googling "preying mantis" and see what comes up. I presume the name comes from the fact that the stance with which they hold their legs/claws/arms/whatever makes it look as though they are praying. pot on - encyclopedia definition of a mantis includes the line: A colloquial name for the order is g mantis"se of the typical "prayer-like" stance, although the term is often mis-spelled as "preying mantis" since mantises are notoriously predatory. Read More

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Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 10:40 by jackalcoz
Still tying thousands of balloons to my house – I’ll let you know if it’s a viable option. Read More

9 RE: Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 08:40 by SpaceLion
L: Gabriel ..what the hell. It's 'Preying' mantis. 'Praying' mantis conjures a completely different image. and besides, I think they're generally agnostics. ctually, it IS "praying mantis". Try googling "preying mantis" and see what comes up. I presume the name comes from the fact that the stance with which they hold their legs/claws/arms/whatever makes it look as though they are praying. Read More

10
Posted on Thursday June 11, 2009, 05:25 by peaceandpenguins
I'll gladly take the owl ship. Other pros include coffee maker and good for long distances (and probably fuel efficient if it can make it from New York to Antarctica on a tank of gas). Read More

11 Sandworms might prove inconvenient...
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 23:03 by jfalle1
...but then again the spice, Melange allows you to fold space and travel instantaneously. London might seem a little small after that. Read More

12 Could just take a bus.
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 20:23 by Boydcape
C2 right into town. SORTED! Although I wouldn't mind the Mark 3 at all! Read More

13 Hate to be pedantic but...
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 20:03 by Gabriel
..what the hell. It's 'Preying' mantis. 'Praying' mantis conjures a completely different image. and besides, I think they're generally agnostics. Read More

14
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 19:00 by movie_manic_1983
Just let me have Frank Martin and his BMW 735! He doesn't know the meaning of a traffic-jam or a strike! You mustn't break the rules though..... Read More

15
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 15:52 by newtonlady
Is it wrong that i think 'may the smell of Rober Downey Jnr' is a pro? Read More

16 The phrase "Too much time on your hands" comes to mind.
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 14:57 by albumental
I do want to ride a Speeder Bike through Piccadilly though. Read More

17
Posted on Wednesday June 10, 2009, 14:35 by bdmrmapf
I think it goes without saying that the transporters in Star Trek are the way to go.... first thought of the one in The Fly, but the risk there has been well documented. Read More


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