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I loved the comment about how he escaped after the first attack, something like, he met an old lady who looked at him in a funny way and he realised what a sight he presented. His hat had come off and his collar had come loose from its stud. Imagine what she would have made of todays residents! |
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That's fantastic - I didn't know Woking had anything like that. Damn, now you've given me a reason to visit Woking. I hate you. *grin* |
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Just read these three posts all in one go. Fabulous. I studied the Orson Welles radio broadcast at University so have always had a fascination for the story. The thing to remember is that Wells story has been the blueprint for a hundred similar novels and movies that have come since, and so the new movie is just one more example of what has become a long established tradition. |
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There is little else to recommend Woking other than the Wells connection I must say. (I used to live there and it would definitely recieve much in the way of improvement from a Martian attack.) Really like the statue, though. That wasn't there then and it does look pretty groovy. |
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Not only does the statue look cool but an excellent picture DG with the elderly couple walking beneath it. Nice one  |
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Woking looks nice, has anyone been to cockermouth...? |
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Unless someone else has posted it elsewhere, can I submit for your appreciation a gallery of WotW book covers? http://drzeus.best.vwh.net/wotw/.../wotw/ wotw.html |
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