Hello, Hamilton won his first grandprix for Mercedes today, apart from a couple of nifty overtakes he cruised to victory, behind him the competion had a much tougher afternoon with advancing and defending in the end Lotus, Raikonen managed with a pits stop less whilst Vettel's car had slight wing damage and Kers/heat problems which meant that he got stuck behind Button for 12 laps by which time Hamilton was out of sight, 3rd this time still extending his lead to no 2 for the championship. Looking forward to the Spa race after the summerbreak.
German women once more European soccer champions with a 50% B team, i saw some of the games or part of it and what i noticed was poor ball control , plenty of running and a general lack of cool. The women stress each other out to no end, its like the men's game in the final 10 minutes when one team has to score. Remarkably little goals in the tournament, Germany scored just 5 times in 6 games, there's a long way to go for women's soccer.
Summertime, something special to keep you cool, 4 weeks of the lead in movies of what must be some of the craziest, campy and creepy Sci-Fi, death everywhere, you won't see Hollywood dare something like this, seriously it's great fun. Hailed as "the most imaginative Sci-Fi since The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (New York Daily News), Lexx follows the nomadic existence of four misfit characters who have inadvertently stolen the most powerful weapon of destruction ever made: a Manhattan-sized, genetically-modified insect-ship. Filled with eccentric stowaways, outrageous planets and more, a must-see mix of laughs and sci-fi action. Today Rutger Haur joins the action ... NJoy
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The Lexx is a rather fantastic organic space warship using technology derived from the Insect Wars. Lexx is `the most destructive force in the two known universes'. The excellent TV series runs to three seasons and beyond, although in many respects the spin-off TV series never quite re-captures the startlingly stark and surreal world shown in the original `films'. These films are now on offer here numbered 1.1 to 1.4. To some extent the films have an `ending' .
Lexx presents a dystopia created by the insect wars of the Light Universe that carried on for millennia until the human race destroyed the insects. Under the totalitarian rule of His Shadow (Walter Borden), all humans are assigned a place in the Universe. Difficulties are ironed out through reassignment, banishment, or death. Xev, an enormously fat and homely woman raised to be a wife, is sent for reassignment by her rejecting adolescent husband. She is to be molecularly transformed into a love slave, but rebels against His Shadow break in. Just as she is put into the reassignment machine, a Cluster lizard falls in as well, imbuing the suddenly beautiful and hypersexed Xev with a lizard’s personality and physical agility. A domestic robot model 790 (the voice of Jeffrey Hirshfield)—or rather, just his head—gets the full love slave treatment and falls deeply and exclusively in love with Xev.
Stanley is a pretty disgusting human being, a menial in a red jumpsuit and pillbox cap who basically only wants to get laid. By misadventure, he ends up getting from the rebels the key to The Lexx, a powerful insect/machine created by His Shadow to blow up troublesome planets. Because the key is biologically coded to Stanley’s DNA, he is the only person who can command The Lexx.
Kai, last of the Brunnen-G, resisters who were destroyed by His Shadow’s forces, was killed 2,000 years before and enlisted into the Cluster’s army of assassins. He is kept animated by protoblood and is awakened from cryostasis to retrieve The Lexx. The entire first season is devoted to uncovering the plots underlying the insect wars, the shifting alliances that put Kai in league with Stanley, Xev, and 790, and lead them to destroy the Light Universe and travel into the even more dreaded Dark Universe.
"Lexx" is SF that is funny, sexy and deranged. It has a different type of humour and is far funnier than "Red Dwarf". "Lexx" is a Canadian-German (Series 1-3) and Canadian-UK (Series 4) co-production, so stands in contrast to te usual formulised Hollywood product. In fact life is cheap throughout the whole series, deaths run in the billions but thats mostly background, yet many of the characters crossing the path of our crew don't live to tell the tale. Great art work and graphics.
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Lexx and the crew are running out of food resources. Out of energy, the Lexx is forced to land on a planet to replenish its energy supply. Zev and Stan bury the apparently dead Kai, but quickly become separated and under go a series of individual adventures , they discover the lost outpost is seemingly occupied by cannabalistic lunatics led by a manic Rutger Hauer.
Lexx 1-3-Eating Pattern 1 (rar 350mb)
Lexx 1-3-Eating Pattern 2 (rar 322mb)
Lexx 103 - Eating Pattern 86:41 Featuring
Brian Downey - Stanley H. Tweedle
Eva Habermann - Zev Bellringer
Michael McManus - Kai
Jeffrey Hirschfield - Robothead 790 (voice)
Rutger Hauer - Bog
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previously
Lexx 1-1-I Worship His Shadow- 1 (rar-1 350mb)
Lexx 1-1-I Worship His Shadow- 2 (rar-2 331mb)
Lexx 1-2-Super Nova 1 (rar-1 350mb)
Lexx 1-2-Super Nova 2 (rar-2 297mb)
Lexx @ Wiki
Lexx complete 19 disc set @ Amazon.uk
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German women once more European soccer champions with a 50% B team, i saw some of the games or part of it and what i noticed was poor ball control , plenty of running and a general lack of cool. The women stress each other out to no end, its like the men's game in the final 10 minutes when one team has to score. Remarkably little goals in the tournament, Germany scored just 5 times in 6 games, there's a long way to go for women's soccer.
Summertime, something special to keep you cool, 4 weeks of the lead in movies of what must be some of the craziest, campy and creepy Sci-Fi, death everywhere, you won't see Hollywood dare something like this, seriously it's great fun. Hailed as "the most imaginative Sci-Fi since The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" (New York Daily News), Lexx follows the nomadic existence of four misfit characters who have inadvertently stolen the most powerful weapon of destruction ever made: a Manhattan-sized, genetically-modified insect-ship. Filled with eccentric stowaways, outrageous planets and more, a must-see mix of laughs and sci-fi action. Today Rutger Haur joins the action ... NJoy
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Lexx presents a dystopia created by the insect wars of the Light Universe that carried on for millennia until the human race destroyed the insects. Under the totalitarian rule of His Shadow (Walter Borden), all humans are assigned a place in the Universe. Difficulties are ironed out through reassignment, banishment, or death. Xev, an enormously fat and homely woman raised to be a wife, is sent for reassignment by her rejecting adolescent husband. She is to be molecularly transformed into a love slave, but rebels against His Shadow break in. Just as she is put into the reassignment machine, a Cluster lizard falls in as well, imbuing the suddenly beautiful and hypersexed Xev with a lizard’s personality and physical agility. A domestic robot model 790 (the voice of Jeffrey Hirshfield)—or rather, just his head—gets the full love slave treatment and falls deeply and exclusively in love with Xev.
Stanley is a pretty disgusting human being, a menial in a red jumpsuit and pillbox cap who basically only wants to get laid. By misadventure, he ends up getting from the rebels the key to The Lexx, a powerful insect/machine created by His Shadow to blow up troublesome planets. Because the key is biologically coded to Stanley’s DNA, he is the only person who can command The Lexx.
Kai, last of the Brunnen-G, resisters who were destroyed by His Shadow’s forces, was killed 2,000 years before and enlisted into the Cluster’s army of assassins. He is kept animated by protoblood and is awakened from cryostasis to retrieve The Lexx. The entire first season is devoted to uncovering the plots underlying the insect wars, the shifting alliances that put Kai in league with Stanley, Xev, and 790, and lead them to destroy the Light Universe and travel into the even more dreaded Dark Universe.
"Lexx" is SF that is funny, sexy and deranged. It has a different type of humour and is far funnier than "Red Dwarf". "Lexx" is a Canadian-German (Series 1-3) and Canadian-UK (Series 4) co-production, so stands in contrast to te usual formulised Hollywood product. In fact life is cheap throughout the whole series, deaths run in the billions but thats mostly background, yet many of the characters crossing the path of our crew don't live to tell the tale. Great art work and graphics.
xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx xxxxx
Lexx and the crew are running out of food resources. Out of energy, the Lexx is forced to land on a planet to replenish its energy supply. Zev and Stan bury the apparently dead Kai, but quickly become separated and under go a series of individual adventures , they discover the lost outpost is seemingly occupied by cannabalistic lunatics led by a manic Rutger Hauer.
Lexx 1-3-Eating Pattern 1 (rar 350mb)
Lexx 1-3-Eating Pattern 2 (rar 322mb)
Lexx 103 - Eating Pattern 86:41 Featuring
Brian Downey - Stanley H. Tweedle
Eva Habermann - Zev Bellringer
Michael McManus - Kai
Jeffrey Hirschfield - Robothead 790 (voice)
Rutger Hauer - Bog
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previously
Lexx 1-1-I Worship His Shadow- 1 (rar-1 350mb)
Lexx 1-1-I Worship His Shadow- 2 (rar-2 331mb)
Lexx 1-2-Super Nova 1 (rar-1 350mb)
Lexx 1-2-Super Nova 2 (rar-2 297mb)
Lexx @ Wiki
Lexx complete 19 disc set @ Amazon.uk
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