Random Dart Stuff

[Rogg]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

[The Ginge Reaper]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

Great film.

Almost every film directed by John Landis features a reference to a movie called "See You Next Wednesday", in this case its the case of the film being shown in the adult cinema.

[DeepFriedRat]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

Great film.

Almost every film directed by John Landis features a reference to a movie called "See You Next Wednesday", in this case its the case of the film being shown in the adult cinema.

He also loved The Muppets

Frank Oz cameos, the toy shop in Blues Brothers and Kermit showing up in Werewolf spring to mind. He also did the puppetry for Grover at the end of The Muppet Movie

[oche balboa]

Oche is an old French verb meaning to notch or nick and is dated well before the advent of darts.

[Safc]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

In "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children"

Gary Anderson v MVG is on the tv the pub aswell.

[DeepFriedRat]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

In "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children"

Gary Anderson v MVG is on the tv the pub aswell.

Taylor vs Lloyd 2005 PL appears in Garfield 2: A Tale of Two Kitties

[Rogg]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

In "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children"

Gary Anderson v MVG is on the tv the pub aswell.

Taylor vs Lloyd 2005 PL appears in Garfield 2: A Tale of Two Kitties

These are real? Bonkers, l like it. Here's a still from American Werewolf:

[tungsten tossers]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

In "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children"

Gary Anderson v MVG is on the tv the pub aswell.

Taylor vs Lloyd 2005 PL appears in Garfield 2: A Tale of Two Kitties

These are real? Bonkers, l like it. Here's a still from American Werewolf:

Is that Randall's TV?

[Rogg]

Is that Randall's TV?

just asleep
minding his own business

But no, Randy doesn't have colour.

[tungsten tossers]

Is that Randall's TV?

just asleep
minding his own business dreaming of John Lowe

But no, Randy doesn't have colour.

Just a hazy blur

[oche balboa]

https://www.crowsdarts.com/movies/movies.html

[Rogg]

https://www.crowsdarts.com/movies/movies.html

why does this exist?!

[oche balboa]

Why not???

[tungsten tossers]

https://www.crowsdarts.com/movies/movies.html

why does this exist?!

Looks like something that Viz would create

[Rogg]

I can't say much as I did post Father Jack's door a while back. He's a mushroom!

[Captain Hobo]

"In the 1981 film An American Werewolf in London, a darts match between Rab Smith and Lazarenko is featured on TV in the flat of the character played by Jenny Agutter."

In "Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children"

Gary Anderson v MVG is on the tv the pub aswell.

Taylor vs Lloyd 2005 PL appears in Garfield 2: A Tale of Two Kitties

I've heard there's also a scene in that movie with snooker on TV and Phil Yates is commentating.

I need to watch the whole thing to make sure it's not an elaborate prank.

[Safc]

I can't say much as I did post Father Jack's door a while back. He's a mushroom!

[Rogg]

[oche balboa]

Scania Open existed Rogg....I posted the results from it on here

[oche balboa]

Chris Mason has won 2 TV titles. Modus Live League and this

Chris Mason has admitted that it came as a great relief to lift the Irish Masters tournament last weekend.



Bristol's Prince Of Dartness claimed his first title of the year in Rosslare, beating fellow up-and-comer Shane Burgess in the final. Despite the confident aura which he tries to display, Mason admitted that it had come as a massive relief to win a tournament so soon after the disappointment he suffered at the Embassy Championship:

"It's a great boost after the recent disappointment during TV events, to lift not only my first Masters, but my first TV event as well."

For a long time now, Mason has been heralded as the 'next big thing' in the world of Darts. Armchair pundits and experts across the land, including Planet Darts regular Sid Waddell, have long been banging the drum that this cocky upstart was going to be a genuine star. Up to now though, despite his growing number of admirers, Mason's undoubted potential had yet to secure him a major title.

Many thought that his chance to establish himself as a major force within the sport, was at this year's Embassy Championship at Frimley Green. Some observers even went as far as to tip the twenty-nine year old as the pre-tournament favourite. Unfortunately though, despite a promising start to the tournament, he crashed out in the semi finals. By his own admission, Mason had failed to live up to expectations on the big stage and this was something which hurt him deeply.

The Irish Masters gave Mason the opportunity to remind the world of his credentials against some of the World's best players and, more importantly, in front of a television audience. This was not a chance that he was willing to forfeit without a struggle and his tenacity was eventually rewarded with an impressive victory.

Mason was visibly elated to have justified his unquestionable promise with a championship title: "Picking this up has lifted a massive weight off my shoulders," he admitted. "I hadn't yet lifted a 'world' title and I've always been there or there abouts and very high in the World rankings. I'm absolutely delighted to have won this, but it's not over yet."

Mason now plans to continue visiting the major tournaments and will be hopeful of picking up further titles along the way, whilst he will also look to keep on top of his game by taking part in exhibitions around the world. Despite his success though, Mason is not the kind of sportsman who will be prepared to rest upon his laurels and there can be little doubt that this is seen merely as prep work before he launches his offensive upon the prize he covets more than any other - The World Matchplay Title.

(https://web.archive.org/web/20000709072 ... 0301a.html)