Something momentous...

[caddyman]

I don't know what, but something momentous has happened somewhere recently. It may be that we will never know, for the event has caused reality to slip a groove and we are, for the time being at least, in a slightly different continuum to that we inhabited yesterday.

I am indebted to the Lord of All String for digging up this snippet, which outlines a proposal to recommence airship production in Hertfordshire.

It is a known fact¹ that airships only appear at times of great stress to reality, presaging or reacting to great disturbances in the fabric of space and time (viz the 1930s: full of airships and sandwiched neatly in the advertising break between parts one and two of the World War².

I have posted this here as the redoubtable mr_h_r_hughes locks his journal. I would be grateful for any reports from around the world that may help me pin down the reason for the reappearance of the airship.

¹Also an un-provably known fact, so don't ask me to prove it.

²There are small airships that appear spontaneously to witness the distortion of reality at major sporting events too, when something completely unlikely happens, such as Cleveland making the Superbowl, or Chelsea winning the European Cup.

Comments

[failing-angel.livejournal.com]

It is a known fact¹ that airships only appear at times of great stress to reality
Well indeed, who can forget the horror of 'View to a Kill'.

[mr-h-r-hughes.livejournal.com]

'View to a Kill' *shudder*

Even airships and Roger Moore's eyebrows couldn't save that film.

[failing-angel.livejournal.com]

But you do have Walken's hair as a mitigating factor.

[mr-h-r-hughes.livejournal.com]

Don't mention Walken to me, I often use VTAK as one the witnesses for the prosecution in my assertion that Christopher Walken while a giggle to watch is a *massively* overrated actor who has made about 4 good films in his career.

Contraversial, but I stand by it.

[failing-angel.livejournal.com]

Well, it certainly isn't a highlight in his career.

I have to say that I tend to enjoy the majority of his stuff though.
So, what do you see as the four films that make it?