^ as above ^Have you never read/seen Good Omens??
Actually, if you haven't seen it, it's one of the few times where a screenplay lives up to the book... (or even surpasses it... sorry Lord Gaiman...)
Except with a captive audience.
reminds me of the "church of no-mam" in "Married, with children"
Only up until 'apple-gate'...
I... ermmm.... okay very worried....... for <reasons>.... well.... <MANY reasons>...
well known fact... moths can't eat apples... Kerpow! Out of jail...
If you're not the audience, then you're the cast. And if you're the cast, you have to wonder:
time for my name dropping! Neil Gaiman is a personal friend!
Interestingly there's quite a powerful counselling technique around what you said. Shan't bore with the details, but it can work very well. (It can also have no effect whatsoever).
Now that is some SERIOUS name dropping there!
thankees! met at a signing at Forbidden Planet and have been friends ever since (coincidentally became friends with his current wife, Amanda Palmer, before they had even met, and both of them own art from me, again before they knew each other, but yeah being part of the science fiction and fantasy fandom and being someone of rather unique dress sense has helped over the years
If you're comfortable, and I completely understand if not, I'd love to see one of your pieces.
One of the sure fire ways of never meeting interesting people is to never be interesting yourself, so being interesting is not a Bad Thingâ„¢!
)Well I, for one, and I'm sure very many others, would very much like for that to NOT happen.
