Naturally, it had to be Fox, didn't it? Please, Great Cthulhu: let Rupert Murdoch NEVER, EVER discover 'Fred Basset.'
Hamburgers, the superfood.
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I'm a writer, mostly of speculative fiction, living in rural Tasmania. I've got a rural GP wife and three small kids, and I keep a running commentary of life here so that when my kids are old enough to give a shit, they can read up and discover who their parents used to be. I tried doing this on paper, but I sucked at it. So I tried doing it online with an audience. It worked. May contain adult language and concepts. Deal with it.
Ye gods! May their toenails all rot!
ReplyDeleteI miss Fred. He was the shit.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing that could save this movie
ReplyDeletezombies,
though family circus has alawys displayed characteristics of the undead.
I'd much prefer a Happiness and Cyanide film
ReplyDeleteXavier: it would make at least as much sense, and be much funnier. I say a feature-length battle between 'Assfirst-man' and 'The Purple-Shirted Eye-stabber' must be pitched to Fox at once!
ReplyDeleteThe comments after the article are gold. The concept of making a movie from this twaddle is surely the product of a coke addled hollywood producer's fevered imagination.
ReplyDeleteGibbon would have a lot to say about this....
ReplyDeleteNah. I asked him, but he declined. Then he fell.
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