Hello Gojira!



People come here looking for the above picture of Gojira - a picture I've never posted before. Why is this so? An appealing explanation is that I've been experiencing visits by web surfers from the future.

Enjoy Gojira!


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  1. Anonymous3/9/06 9:38 PM

    My favorite line from the original "Godzilla." It is asked during a raucous press conference: "What does the U.N. plan to do about Godzilla?"
    Wouldn't ya love to hear Anderson Cooper saying those words. And I for one would pay money for front row seats as the U.N. struggles with a Godzilla policy.
    Those blue helmets would end up as a kind of corn in Godzilla's waste products.
    Did Godzilla ever take a crap in any of the movies? Would have been a good ending -- Godzilla drops a load. The camera zooms in on it, and we see the turd has the three heads of Monster Zero, aka Ghidira, thrashing about in it.
    Steve N.

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  2. C. Van Carter3/9/06 10:10 PM

    That would be funny. I have a fuzzy memory of monster zero - did he have three heads?.


    My favorite line from the original Godzilla was the Big G saying "eeeeaarrrraaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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  3. Anonymous5/9/06 1:01 AM

    Yes, Monster Zero had three heads. And that is a great roar Godzilla has, very distinctive.
    I've noticed on the "Lassie" show Lassie often uses the same bark, also quite distinctive. I bet both could make millions as ring-tones. Of course, I will get nothing from my brilliant idea. What does the U.N. plan to do about that?
    SteveN.

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  4. Anonymous5/9/06 5:46 PM

    My favorite line (repeated in all Japanese monster movies) would be:

    Hero: "Ach! The monster! Is coming!"
    All: "Ach!"
    (Enter monster, rampant)
    Anon II

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  5. C. Van Carter6/9/06 1:28 AM

    Ach? Wouldn't that be in a German monster movie?

    I was hoping someone would explain why the google image search for that picture leads here...

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