Getting to know you :)

Hey all! My name is Riley. I'm from Pennsylvania, USA. I remember my cousin forced me to watch the directors cut of Alien when I was 10 and I was captivated. The monster fascinated me so much, and I've been a fan of the series ever since!

Salutations!

I'm Adoxographic Content, real name is Jensen. No last names, I'm a bit neurotic that way. 

Born in California, lived all over - currently stuck in the unrelenting hell that is the Southern United States. I can't even remember the first time I saw Alien, but I was endlessly fascinated by everything on screen. This continued through each sequel and probably set off my love for the horror genre in general.

My excitement for the continuation of the series is strong, even though some of the more recent films have had some awfully silly elements (Prometheus school of running, lol).

Aand...I'm out.

Real name- Dave. I sent a few things to members over the last year and because of necessity, we know each others' names. I live in Spokane, Washington USA.

These threads can be fun once in a while. It is interesting to see how many countries are represented here and that there is a common interest in the Alien franchise.

Devin from NY. Huge Alien fan. Just joined because I love reading BigDave's comments. I find this website to be more interesting than the films themselves. 

Well i am Dave... like you would not guess... 

Massive Sci-Fan in General... and Horror among many other Genres.

From a Place at the Heart of England Called the Black-country, and a Town that is one of the oldest towns in England, but could be a slight exaggeration but dates back nearly 1500 years,  even mentioned in the Doomsday Book, even have  650 year old Pub near by... i think those who are not from the UK and those who do not have English as there first Language would struggle to understand the Black Country Original Dialect, because its one of the few places that use the oldest origins of what became English and well it would be very confusing to folk who are not from these parts...  Yorkshire also has dialect that is similar.

For Fun you could give me a Sentence, a Quote, a Joke or anything and i can translate it to "ye olde black country for yow" 

*Yow not being a Typo... but just a Ancient way of saying You ;)

BigDave It seems a lot of old pubs are there. Is it this one?

Also, these metal veterans hail from there (enviable bragging rights):

Judas Priest

Kane from NSW, Australia. I work as a geochemist, so terraforming is my game ;-)

Been obsessed with Sci-fi horrors since Alien 3 & Predator scared the pants off me. 

BigDave although now Australian, my surname is one of the oldest surviving surnames originating not far from the Black Country in and around Lancashire, more specifically Strangeways....Rum-dealers that came to Australia on the first fleet XD

There's is only about a dozen of us left. 3 adults males of my generation....and we all have girls. 

@DK

LOL indeed there is a Pub not far from me Called  THE ROOST, and features a impressive Cockerel on its Sign Post.  I joked maybe it would be funny if someone renamed it the Cock-Inn ;)

But indeed i live in a area that Pre Industrial Meltdown... when their was many Factories, this area had a abundance of Pubs, i would even Dare say among the Largest Number Per SQ Mile in the World. (maybe)

About 30 years ago, you could walk to about 50 Pubs within 30-40 min Walk.

As far as the Rock Connections, indeed the West Midlands was very influential.

Ozzy Osborne Actually used to go to a School my mother had attended.  My mothers side of the Family come from Birmingham.

But thats not my families only link to Fame lol

Hi im sherris.

live in middlesbrough in england

thats the north east part.

the forgotten north. lol

i have a few mental issues and substance so i am the local loonatic around these parts ;)

especially when im very wiped as opposed to "holding it together" mode but i try to stay away if i am in too much of an altered state

its better that way....