The Ohio Sci-Fi and Horror Marathons

Actually it was "Jeff and Bruce had a son named Juice!" said the loud-mouthed perpetrator.

I'm fond of "Bruce and Joe had a son named Beau" myself.

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Nothing sadder than sparkling snark unspoken....?

This is not a matter of conjecture, but an indisputable fact. Or so the theory goes.

This snark thread seems to derail pretty quickly.......might be time to split off the Jeff, Neff & Bruce (is that a law firm?) talk into yet another thread.......

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I'd do that if "Jeff Neff" would answer his PM's .....

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Where do you get "derail"? It's 100% on topic. ....Oh yeah, that's right, you weren't there.

Since we're talking humor, would it be inappropriate to suggest Holy Grail play the Marathon someday? I know it's not technically "sci-fi" (at all), but you could pass it off as "fantasy". I think this crowd would find it more than acceptable. One could argue that superhero films aren't really "sci-fi" by the strict definition of the term, but they have played. I mean, if wanting to see Holy Grail at the Marathon is wrong, frankly I don't want to be right.

Also, I just watched Life of Brian again (the perfect Easter movie...) and it does have a few minutes of sci-fi in it if you need that to qualify. Whatever works.