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Afgncaap5 Posted Dec 4, 1999
I think we're starting to drift away from the really important debate in this article: what about the fish? Not sharks, we want to know about fish!
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 4, 1999
How could Leo play Arthur? When I read the book (and I'm American) Arthur speaks with an English accent. Alot of them do (though Zaphod usually sounds Californian to me). Heck, even the non-dialog bits are in an English accent, and that was BEFORE I had heard the radio series! No Americans as Arthur Dent, pleeeeaaassseee?
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Bluebottle Posted Dec 5, 1999
Well, I couldn't agree with you more. Leo should be taken out, shot, killed, shot, hung, shot, drowned, shot, electrocuted, shot, strangled, shot, run-over, shot, gassed, shot, starved, shot, buried alive, shot and finally, shot. He must NEVER play Arthur, as that is so wrong. In fact, all he should play is dead.
(Not a member of the Leo fan club)
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Afgncaap5 Posted Dec 5, 1999
Okay, how about an H2G2 "Leonardo DiCaprio Must Die" Petition. Someone can start one on there user page, and everyone who wants him dead can sign it, stating their name, user #, and preferred death for Leo. Personally, I suggest you try the "Total Perspective Vortex." If that doesn't kill him, then we have a slight emergency on our hands.
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 5, 1999
I hope you don't mean this in chronological order, as it would be difficult to bury him alive after he'd been killed. 
~Irving
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Researcher 99947 Posted Dec 5, 1999
I say he throw him out into outer space... so that every single capillary and vein in his body explodes!
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Bluebottle Posted Dec 6, 1999
That Af-whatever-5 bloke had a great idea! Brilliant! I think he should definately do an article like that which we could all sign etc.
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Afgncaap5 Posted Dec 12, 1999
That's Afgncaap5, and thanks. BTW, if you can figure out what Afgncaap5 means without ever playing any Infocom or Activision games, you're brilliant. Or very lucky.
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Irving Washington - Gone Writing Posted Dec 12, 1999
Afgncaap5? I have no idea. But if we threw Leo DiCaprio into outerspace, there's a slight chance that he'd be picked up by a passing spacecraft. That would be bad. I think that boiling lava is much closer to a sure thing 
~Irving
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Researcher 99947 Posted Dec 12, 1999
Hmmm... you ageless, faceless, gender-neutral, culturally-ambiguous adventure-person! I guess I must be rather clever
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Peta Posted Dec 13, 1999
Anna and I totally agree with you on this one. We think that he should be starved, because he is such a skinny little runt it wouldn't take that long.
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Researcher 99947 Posted Dec 13, 1999
And why do people call him an actor? Every movie he's been in portrays him as a whiney, spoiled brat... which he is!
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Afgncaap5 Posted Dec 16, 1999
Yeah, I'm getting senile in my ripe old age of 15. Hey, if you like Zork, would you sign a petition to get the next game out? Please?
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