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I sincerely hope not.

I believe HOO-HAA was calling Ebay itself the "post-zeroes' yellow pages", what with it being the place to go if you're looking for hard to find items these days,(after the 2000s).

I've always thought it most likely that a greenie was some form of transport, but I'm pretty certain "Grud on a bike!" has been used a few times in the past as well.

[Watchmen]

Watchmen for a fiver and Battler Britton by Garth Ennis & Colin Wilson for 10p, both from The Works on Princes Street, Edinburgh. Still to read the latter.

It was that GhostPockets chappy on DeviantArt who drew my attention to the similarities.

[Despicable Me]

Mentioned this over here http://www.2000adonline.com/forum/index.php/topic,27612.135.html but decided it needed it's own topic.

There'a a new CGI animated film called Despicable Me out this year. Check out the main character. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLDifuj4i4s

Does he remind anyone else of this character? http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/g/grimfien.htm

Mine didn't make it in, but two strips featuring talking chimpanzees from the future is probably quite enough.

Someone brought this to my attention after I uploaded my Grimly Feendish picture to DeviantArt... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLDifuj4i4s

Bit suspicious if you ask me.

There's some damn cool stuff on this thread.

Something I've just done...

[!SDRAWKCAB DNA SPAC LLA ,99 EZIS NI KLAT EW HCIHW NI DAERHT RETSIS A ESPORP I]

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Following the success of the Back From The Depths Hallowscream Special in 2009, (available online as a free downloadable pdf file), we've decided to do it all again this year. That means we're once again looking for contributors. Here's this year's guidelines, (barely altered from last year's guidelines 'cos I'm feeling incredibly lazy)...

http://www.backfromthedepths.co.uk/wordpress/2010/02/24/hallowscream2010/

Well done CraveNoir and some excellent stuff from everyone else too.

My take on Planet of The Apes...

http://malcolmkirk.blogspot.com/2010/02/monkey-planet.html

"Holy Mavis, Mother of Grud" has definitely been used before and one of the characters definitely refers to "Jovus Witnesses" in this

http://www.2000adonline.com/vault/series/armageddon/story/the_bad_man

apparently confirming that "Jovus" came about as a misinterpretation of "Jehovah's".

Evil Dead 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr4PcOQYFAw

I YAM THE LAW! *poop-poop*