the curse of the number 17

[melon]

Originally posted by Zoomerang96
woah woah woah...

what film?

Why, it's this film right here:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0067483/

"Nicholas and Alexandra" (1971)

"Doctor Who" fanatics remember the actor who played Nicholas II (Michael Jayston) as "The Valeyard." And since he played a future incarnation of the Doctor, they'll never forget either. Never.

Oh and I nearly forgot. "Rasputin" (Tom Baker) became the 4th "Doctor Who." There's some useless trivia for you all.

Melon

[melon]

Originally posted by Zoomerang96
so what are you saying...that only children can appreciate it?

It just means I was an extraordinarily geeky 12 year old.

but explain to me more about the curse of the number 17! explain it! NOW!!!

I don't remember off the top of my head. It's in the book, though.

Melon

[Zoomerang96]

well maybe i don't want to have to reread the book right now, shit!

thanks for nothing... as ALWAYS.



wow, i'm sorry. that came out wrong...way way waaay wrong.

[melon]

Originally posted by Zoomerang96
wow, i'm sorry. that came out wrong...way way waaay wrong.

Haha...no worries.

BTW, you should read Umberto Eco's "Foucault's Pendulum." I think you'd like it. It would remind you of a long-lost forum member that you once emulated.

Melon

[Zoomerang96]

ONCE emulated? only ONCE?

and yes, he recommended that book to the moon if i do recall correctly.

[blueeyedgirl]

Originally posted by Zihua
Didn't they even assassinate the royal dog? Bastards...

Note: Actual dog may vary

THE post of this thread!!!!

Bloody Romanovs. If a revolution happens, it can generally be surmised that the overthrown deserved it. The Tsars of Russia were tyrants.