1. dead alive
> "I kick ass for the Lord."
> -Dead Alive (1992)
Could somebody, please, explain to me the meaning of these two,
seemingly quite idiotic phrases from some previous posts, so I can
safely ignore them in the future?
Genuinely interested. jiri
2. Re: dead alive
- Posted by "Paul L. McNeely" <drderail at USA.NET>
Nov 03, 1998
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Last edited Nov 04, 1998
hmm. looks like a quote from a band or something. judging from the quote I'm
guessing the name of the band has something to do with christ's
resurrection. Watch me be way off. :)
>> "I kick ass for the Lord."
>> -Dead Alive (1992)
>
>Could somebody, please, explain to me the meaning of these two,
>seemingly quite idiotic phrases from some previous posts, so I can
>safely ignore them in the future?
>
>Genuinely interested. jiri
3. Re: dead alive
- Posted by Stephen Kodat <skodat at BLAZENET.NET>
Nov 03, 1998
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Last edited Nov 04, 1998
On Tue, 3 Nov 1998 19:04:40 -0500, Paul L. McNeely <drderail at USA.NET> wrote:
>hmm. looks like a quote from a band or something. judging from the quote I'm
>guessing the name of the band has something to do with christ's
>resurrection. Watch me be way off. :)
>
>>> "I kick ass for the Lord."
>>> -Dead Alive (1992)
>>
>>Could somebody, please, explain to me the meaning of these two,
>>seemingly quite idiotic phrases from some previous posts, so I can
>>safely ignore them in the future?
>>
>>Genuinely interested. jiri
Actually, the quote comes from the movie entitled "Dead-Alive." It's a horror
movie that Peter Jackson("Heavenly Creatures", "The Frighteners") made in New
Zealand. I notice, ironically, that Jiri is from New Zealand, but I understand
the original title was "Brain Dead", so that may be why he didn't recognize it.
Incidentally, I'm new to Euphoria, so I'll be having questions of my own soon.
4. Re: dead alive
- Posted by Warren Baker <wcbaker at HOME.COM>
Nov 03, 1998
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Last edited Nov 04, 1998
>Actually, the quote comes from the movie entitled "Dead-Alive." It's a
horror movie that Peter Jackson("Heavenly Creatures", "The Frighteners")
made in New Zealand. I notice, ironically, that Jiri is from New Zealand,
but I understand the original title was "Brain Dead", so that may be why he
didn't recognize it.
>
>Incidentally, I'm new to Euphoria, so I'll be having questions of my own
soon.
Thanks! I got to wondering about this, too! Welcome to the list, Stephen!
--Warren
5. Re: dead alive
Spirit of Nate Brooman, leave that boddy!!!!
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephen Kodat <skodat at BLAZENET.NET>
To: EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Date: Tuesday, November 03, 1998 11:46 PM
Subject: Re: dead alive
>On Tue, 3 Nov 1998 19:04:40 -0500, Paul L. McNeely <drderail at USA.NET>
wrote:
>
>>hmm. looks like a quote from a band or something. judging from the quote
I'm
>>guessing the name of the band has something to do with christ's
>>resurrection. Watch me be way off. :)
>>
>>>> "I kick ass for the Lord."
>>>> -Dead Alive (1992)
>>>
>>>Could somebody, please, explain to me the meaning of these two,
>>>seemingly quite idiotic phrases from some previous posts, so I can
>>>safely ignore them in the future?
>>>
>>>Genuinely interested. jiri
>Actually, the quote comes from the movie entitled "Dead-Alive." It's a
horror movie that Peter Jackson("Heavenly Creatures", "The Frighteners")
made in New Zealand. I notice, ironically, that Jiri is from New Zealand,
but I understand the original title was "Brain Dead", so that may be why he
didn't recognize it.
>
>Incidentally, I'm new to Euphoria, so I'll be having questions of my own
soon.
6. Re: dead alive
On Wed, 4 Nov 1998 07:10:37 -0500, Pierre Beaulieu <pbeaulie at VIDEOTRON.CA>
wrote:
>Spirit of Nate Brooman, leave that boddy!!!!
And the people shout AMEN!
7. Re: dead alive
On Tue, 3 Nov 1998, Paul L. McNeely wrote:
> hmm. looks like a quote from a band or something. judging from the quote I'm
> guessing the name of the band has something to do with christ's
> resurrection. Watch me be way off. :)
>
Yeah, you are. Dead Alive is a movie maded in 1992. The line "I kick ass
for the Lord!" is said by a priest as he beats on the living dead with
kung fu. Very funny and very disgusting movie.
> >> "I kick ass for the Lord."
> >> -Dead Alive (1992)
> >
> >Could somebody, please, explain to me the meaning of these two,
> >seemingly quite idiotic phrases from some previous posts, so I can
> >safely ignore them in the future?
> >
> >Genuinely interested. jiri
>
-Humberto Yeverino Jr.
"I kick ass for the Lord."
-Dead Alive (1992)
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8. Re: dead alive
>Spirit of Nate Brooman, leave that boddy!!!!
hmm, now we are talking about the exorcist. :)
