— Abby Ohleiser, The Intersect 2. Common misconceptions, unusual deaths and uprisings led by women When the Wikimedia Foundation recently polled its staffers about their favorite pages, these lists of urban legends, weird deaths and under-touted revolutions were among the winners.
Weird deaths (murders, freak accidents, etc) are the most interesting notices, but you have to pay special attention to them.
This weird death is part of a nefarious scheme by Kingsman's great nemesis, Valentine, a Mark Evilerberg-meetyper Evil type and source of some of the film's most unexpected gags.
Another MOR cultural stalwart also found himself sampled: "Dorian and I were recording a B-side in Sheffield, on a reel-to-reel tape owned by a friend," she explains, "and we played it back, and there was this weird death-metal and backwards strings.
"So that was a weird death, huh?" he says.
At the time, I was working in children's publishing, and I wrote under my initials instead of my full name because I didn't want my boss to know I was into all of this weird death stuff.
The heroine is an attractive woman who stumbles on a series of weird, inexplicable deaths.
Observing others go through them, he used to admire midlife crises, the courage and shamelessness and existential daring of them, but after he'd watched his own wife produce and star in a fabulous one of her own he found the sufferers of such crises not only self-indulgent but greedy and demented, and he wished them all weird unnatural deaths with various contraptions easily found in garages.
And there's enough of her trademark reference dropping -- designer names, club names, West Coast names -- to make fans long for some kind of weird celebrity death match between her and Dennis Miller.
It was only fitting that, like John Lennon 17 years ago, he should die in America and in an American way, shot in cold blood on his own doorstep, apparently by a weird gunman.His death seems likely to unleash a very American controversy.
Whereas the Old Street farmhands are essentially luddites, suspicious of anything that comes from anywhere further than Nunhead, brewing their own booze and selling to their own people like some weird southern death cult.
