Now, here's a real man.

Upvote for Bruce Campbell.

Someone needs to introduce here to bruce campbell

Well, as of right now I'm too busy with books for classes, predominantly about the conflict in the Middle East and Human Evolutionary Anatomy (soooo fucking boring btw, primate osteology is not my bag, but after this class, am all good with my science requirements)... but anyway, this summer, when I had time to myself, I was digging on the following:

Collapse, by Jared Diamond, the follow up to his more famous Guns, Germs, & Steel but arguably the more important of the two.

Desert Queen by Janet Wallach, which is a biography of Gertrude Bell, a surprisingly important historical figure, she was the first woman intelligence officer in British history, serving them during WW1 and afterwards she had a hand in determining the borders of modern day Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan, and Syria... prior to that she had been an archaeologist of some note and an intrepid explorer, very much a female Lawrence of Arabia (and actually was a pretty good friend of his, one of the few women in his life he would deign to refer to on a first name basis), as she was also fluent in several languages of the Levant and Arabic and befriended many of the desert tribes on her far-ranging journeys prior to the war. During the war these friendships enabled the British to overturn the Ottomans and maintain relative peace in the region in the aftermath.

But until I picked up this book, I HAD NEVER HEARD PEEP ABOUT HER! But then again, how surprising is that? She was, after all, a chick, and we get no cred. She also founded the Museum of Antiquities in Baghdad that got looted when we Yanks rolled in four years ago... somewhere on her family estate in Britain she's probably chain-smoking and spinning in her grave as we speak.

So that's my book report... gotta say though, y'all seem to be reading otherwise similar books, Bruce Campbell's If Chins Could Kill is excellent, as is anything by Doug Adams and Robert Heinlein... still two of my very favorite authors.

Recently read "If Chins Could Kill" by Bruce Campbell, then blazed through the Rama series (second time), and currently re-reading the whole H2G2 series. It was a long time since I read 'em and I think they may in fact be my favorite series ever.

your right jmd, gwiz was just confused because 3drealms stole every other quote in the game from Bruce Campbell. That's a great quote in the video though. Oddly makes me want to go out and donate some plasma.

with special appearances by Chuck Manson, Dick Nixon, and Bruce Campbell... nice

The only worthwhile bit in the movie was Bruce Campbell's appearance.

duke nukem did totally rip off ash's signature catchphrases... although I'm not sure these sound effects are from Duke Nukem... they sound a lot like Bruce Campbell, which may mean they are from the (I think it was PS1) release of Evil Dead/Army of Darkness, which was expectedly heavy on the shotgun sounds and the phrase 'Groovy'.

nice that is Bruce Campbells voice isnt it... I remember him from Xena? and from Spiderman video games narration.

Me thinks it is not Bruce Campbell but Duke Nukem instead. Even the music after the Groovy statement sounds like it came out of a Duke Nukem game. But I could be wrong. Of course, Duke Nukem's demeanor probably was ripped right off of Bruce Campbell and his Evil Dead roles.

Those sound effects are from Evil Dead.

That's 100% genuine Bruce Campbell right there, and no 'bad-ass shotgun' is complete without!

Groovy!~

I Love This Movie!... and for other fans I really recommend checking out Bruce Campbell's book 'Confessions of a B movie Actor', there's a whole chapter about the crazy low budget filming of this movie, and it's hilarious!

So, thanks for posting this one, and becoming the new Featured Member on the Horror Show!

heh, so juvenile.. but Bruce Campbell could sell me stale milk

Anybody else notice the similarities between George of the Jungle and Bruce Campbell?