On sequellae to
Gladiator:
Polter-Cow:
Will it be called
Friend of Gladiator
?
ita:
Another Gladiator.
Polter-Cow:
I Know What You Did to the Last Gladiator.
Frankenbuddha:
Gladiator 2: Electric Bugaloo.
Gladiator 2: This one's for ita.
Gladiator 2: Hose him down.
D. Griswold:
Gladiator: Bigger, Longer, Prettier
Anne W.:
Gladiator and Gladiatorer
And my personal snort moment:
Corwood Industries:
2 Glad 2 Iator
Edited - thanks, P-C, because it's actually much funnier, you know, right.
Actually, that was
2 Glad 2 Iator.
In Bitches:
sj:
I needs some Goth advice.
Raquel:
Black.
Gud:
The best line I've heard about Rick Santorum is "The 'p' is silent".
In Movies --
tommyrot:
Keyser Soze is Bruce Wayne's brother.
Gudanov in Natter:
If Jimmy has an apple and adds a negative apple, how many apples does Jimmy have. Answer: The answer is moot as Jimmy has been vaporized.
Okay, someone had to capture all this for posterity. In Natter:
tommyrot:
Astronaut power walk: [link]
Except there shouldn't be waving in a power walk. And maybe they should have swords.
-t:
Astronauts should not have swords. Not with fabric pressure suits.
tommyrot:
That's why the exterior of the suits should be chainmail. But it'd be some high-tech chainmail, made of titanium or carbon fiber.
Jessica:
Astronauts should not have swords. Not with fabric pressure suits.
I think I missed something, unless someone's having a Rennaisance-themed wedding in space, in which case I heartily approve and demand to be invited.
-t:
Swords for astronauts, titanium chainmail for all!
tommyrot:
If I get married, I want to have a Rennaisance-themed wedding on Mars. I'll dress up like Ming the Merciless.
JohnSweden:
That's one expensive wedding party, even without the multi-billions for the space travel.
Titanium costs big. Even stainless steel welded or riveted chainmail is very expensive these days (time-consuming for the crafter).
-t:
I think once you accept the premise of a Renaissance themed wedding on Mars, cost had better be no object.
JohnSweden:
Fair enough.
To haul out the pedant for a moment, unless the people from the Renaissance are having an "Olden Tymes" party, chainmail is pretty much gone from the armoury by then, depending on where you are and when. Transitional plate and full plate has replaced chainmail almost everywhere by that time (depending on how you define Renaissance and where/when you are). Both would still be reasonably effective at protecting an astronaut suit from swords, to bring the discussion back to the purposeful and sensible origins.
-t:
Well, to be fair, the chainmail requirement came before the Renaissance theme. But I'll leave it up to tommyrot which is more important. It's his big day on Mars, after all.
tommyrot:
Damn straight!
Also, ice on Mars will need to be melted, or else water brought from Earth, so my sweetheart and I can honnymoon in a nice cottage on the shores of a Martian ocean... We'll sail there in a gondola pulled by a genetically-engineered dragon.
Kathy A. in Literary, context be damned:
Great. Now I'm picturing Michael Landon calling "Half Pint!" and Prince running across the prairie with pigtails. I hate my brain.
In Minearverse:
Allyson:
I'm watching because this is the one where Adam Baldwin reveals the tattoo of Bill Clinton on his left asscheek.
amych:
What? Not his right asscheek?
Kalshane:
It's Clinton. He's always on the left.