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Thu 19 Apr, 2007 08:41 pm
What's next? Poe's World in an abandoned warehouse in Baltimore, featuring black cats slinking about and a pulsating heart under the floorboards? Amontillado on tap in the cafeteria?
Well, at least I don't have interest in that.
(What if you place a genuine Disney water-slide to mimick the gorgeous effect of the descent into a Mickey-mouthed maelstrom?)
Ah, tatersauce! I was planning on going their on opening night.
Remember, Dickens was a showman--and a showman who was perpetually short of the brass.
I, for one, am relieved that no man will have to say, "no, I'd rather not go to Chuck Dicks."
Ohhh....I'll bet the "Miss Havisham's Wedding Planner Booth" will be a big hit.
I wonder if they have a corner for A Tale of Two Cities, since it happens largely in Paris.
Quote:I wonder if they have a corner for A Tale of Two Cities, since it happens largely in Paris.
...with a little shop for knitting supplies?
Bill Sykes with his dog up on the roof would be real colo(u)rful
Bill Sykes bungie jumping.
I hope they don't get too realistic or you'd have to watch your wallet -- and anything else in your pocket -- with the Artful Dodger around.
Pickpocket classes for the kiddies?
Noddy24 wrote:Pickpocket classes for the kiddies?
Great idea, Noddy. The Bill Sykes character could run it.
I'm with Edgar. Bill Sykes is busy on the bungee jump.
Okay, okay. Fagin gets the job by default. (See? I'm easy to get along with.
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I fear I might need to be restrained from attacking Mr Bumble.
The Tulkinghorn exhibit might rival wallpaper fading.
Jarndyce and Jarndyce Booth: We give you the forms. You write the will.
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