The birds are swaying, The trees are singing

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Sun, 07 Jun 2009 12:37:57 GMT

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Fri, 05 Jun 2009 16:28:26 GMT

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Sun, 17 May 2009 14:17:15 GMT

Black Books Series One, Episode One icons...

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Mon, 04 May 2009 19:13:22 GMT

30 FLIGHT OF THE CONCHORDS
52 THE BOAT THAT ROCKED
22 DYLAN MORAN

22 icons through here at my journal

Run Fatboy Run Interview with Dylan Moran

Sat, 04 Apr 2009 00:35:45 GMT

http://www.fhm.com/video/the-complete-fhmcom-interviews/david-schwimmer-simon-pegg-and-dylan-moran-20081203#galleryItem49979

Run Fatboy Run interview with Dylan Moran.

Crossposted from Daily Dylan community.

Fri, 03 Apr 2009 07:42:58 GMT

Hey all!

This is my first time posting here, so I thought I'd introduce myself by telling how much I enjoyed Dylan Moran's What It Is show, that I went to on April the 1st. :) Seeing as this site allows reviews etc.

Well, it was absolutly fantastic! Best night out this year, so far... definately! We had seats in the boxes, so were were high up and quite close to the stage. He was so bloody hilarious! I was in stiches pretty much the whole time. (His quotes from that evening, are going to be my MSN personal messages for a while to come, lol)

I've only seen him in Black Books, Run, Fatboy, Run and Shaun of the Dead and I've seen most of Like, Totally (from YouTube videos) so it was a wonderful experience to see him live like I did, glass of wine and all. :)

So if anyone out there gets the chance to go and see him, I reccomend you do. It's fantastic! :D

Thanks for taking the time to read, and I'll be off now to squirt some jam into envelopes! ;)

Kar, xx

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Sun, 14 Dec 2008 07:08:14 GMT

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Sun, 09 Nov 2008 09:09:59 GMT

Does anyone know where to find the artwork from the Monster DVD (the drawings behind Dylan)? I'm not looking for super high quality or anything, just basic, fairly clear images.

If anyone can point me in the right direction, I would be very appreciative.

Belfast Waterfront

Tue, 28 Oct 2008 15:26:03 GMT

Heyy guys, I'm going to see Dylan Moran tomorrow in the Waterfront, ahhhhhh can't wait!!:D But I was wondering - and I probably know the answer to this question.. maybe - to any of you who have seen Dylan live before, does he sell Dylan merchandise at his gigs? Silly question I know, but just incase!!

RPG

Thu, 16 Oct 2008 09:35:46 GMT

NEW!
88 degrees - a Black Books RPG on livejournal!
Stop by and apply!
The only character taken is Bernard.
Hurry up!

The Day I Met Dylan

Sun, 05 Oct 2008 20:00:11 GMT

Erm... hi. Yeah, ok. *waves* I'm new. And... a bit shy.

As fitting with the post below, I thought I'd put my experience of meeting the man himself on the Interwebz. I'm actually doing about a dozen of the shows over the course of the year, and rather rambly reports are going up on my LJ for every single one, but I thought I'd sling this one out here because, hey, I am very very happy about it. It's already on my LJ and the fan forum, but.... anyway.

On my birthday I went with a friend to Dylan's warm-up gig in Findhorn. We arrived, after a fashion and found that the gig was, rather surprisingly, in a hippy spiritualist community hall surrounded by a park for tiny multicoloured cardboard caravans. Very quaint, very rural, so very NOT Dylan you would expect him to burst into flames as soon as he set one scuffed and grubby shoe on the fluffy white gravel.

The venue had a cafe, which was an absolute godsend because it was serving coffee which served to keep me awake for the rest of the evening. Dylan arrived early, and once more we were the only muppets there.

As other folks began to arrive, a few did approach him as he ferried to and from the bar for more drinks - I overheard him trying to pay the barmaid, only to find they refused his money and he asked in a rather surprised tone "Aren't you going to let me pay for anything?" Bless him. One group of girls got an autograph, another had her boyfriend's t-shirt signed (a very fun t-shirt that had "I'm eating scrambled egg with a comb from a shoe" written on it) and while I sat and palpitated in a corner with another coffee, I asked Vanessa to talk to these folks and ask how he was with them. Apparently he didn't mind BUT he said it would be better to speak to him afterwards.

And suddenly the world became a bright and happy place full of hope and music and happiness, and I no longer recognised it. "Who are you?" I said. "I am Optimism," said the new bright shiny thing in the world. "We haven't met." It smiled and shook me warmly by the hand. My heart melted like butter left too close to a malfunctioning nuclear reactor by a careless Sellarfield tea lady.

Fortunately, that kind of rubbish is easily countered by listening to an hour or so of Dylan's stand up, and a good thing too or I might very well have gone mad and started questioning the very basis of my existance, changed my name to Moonbeam Honeyblossom and moved in with the crystal-fondling hemp-humping locals (no offence is meant to anyone from Findhorn, it really is a lovely place and I admire anyone who has the imagination and balls to turn their home into a garden gnome sanctuary.)

Dylan's set was slightly different to the routine I had seen on the 21st. Obviously, he did the essential 'catering to the locals', and hats off to him for that. Some bits were chopped and changed, some bits were dropped, some bits were added, but the overall effect was a smoother and more cohesive routine than a few days ago. Considering this bit of the tour was basically a rehearsal, I was impressed when he only lost his place once and generally all the sections were coming together and flowing incredibly well and it was actually quite lovely to see how he had benefitted from these little gigs. He was was playing with the material and tweaking it and it's quite a fantastic process to observe.

One bit that really did make me hug myself was when he decribed himself hashing the material out at home asking himself "which sounds funnier, 'chicken' or 'duck'?" Yes, it really does work like that. My last spate was: "Hey, you're a chef. I need weird-sounding foodstuffs. Go!"

The show ended. He did an encore without even leaving the stage (we wouldn't stop clapping, so he just pretended to go away and come back.) Then we all began to file out. I dashed to the loo and then came back to ask the stage manager where we should go if we wanted to speak to Dylan. Wewere escorted out the the little outdoor cafe with the other hopefuls. I curled up in a ball at one of the tables and inhaled a cigarette whole. Then I ate the filter.

He came. He signed. He conquered. He politely refused photos.

I stood up. I shuffled a bit. I dug out my comedy notes for something to sign.

He looked at me. I looked at him. I stepped closer and launched myself, rather disjointedly at first into my "thank you so much, I do stand up comedy because of you, you are such an inspiration". Blah blah blah. It sounded a lot more concise in my head. My voice wasn't doing what I wanted it to do and I was going to have to take it out back later and give it a damned good thrashing for showing me up like that.

He seemed pleased, and he shook my hand with a firm warmness that put Optimism's limp-wristed effort to shame. Optimism is great, but it pales in comparrison to Actualisation.

He asked me how it was going. I said it was actually going really well and summarised it as "simultaneously the most terrifying and exhilirating experience of my entire life." He asked me a few other bits and pieces, like what I did for a living in the meantime and where I was working the circuit and I told him I was just starting in Manchester venues with the Laughing Cows - he knows who we are now! - while working in a hotel "doing a crap job for crap pay, but I put up with it because they let me ignore people and write comedy material all day". He said it was all about paying bills. I said I was living on lentils and mouldy cheese, but it was all proving to be a suitable kick up the backside. "Well that's what it's all about when you're starting out," he said. "Crap jobs and lentils and mouldy cheese. You can have good cheese when you're older. Who needs expensive mouldy cheese when you're young?"

He signed my little notebook, so now in between my rough LJ entry on my Manchester Pride gig and some random rant about jobs and stuff, I have the following scrawled sideways across the page:

To Liz
Best of luck with it all
Dylan Moran

Shortly afterwards, he headed for his car, but not before turning back to call out "Good luck to you Liz!" over his shoulder.

The man himself has wished me good luck on my comedy career. I am truly blessed. *dies happy*

BEST BIRTHDAY EVERRRRR!

And then my mate stole his wine glass because he'd left it on the table and disappeared to the car. She kept the glass. I drank the wine.
I can tell you this much: Dylan has good taste in wine.....

York 2nd Oct

Fri, 12 Sep 2008 19:00:15 GMT

So I wont be attending this show, as I have plans to be in Sweden!

I have the one ticket, and would like to sell it straight to a fan, rather than go to the horrid place that is ebay. I cant remember the seat number, but I will get back to you if you just let me know if you're interested. Only asking what I paid for.

Let me know.xoxox

Oxford Show

Mon, 18 Aug 2008 16:27:34 GMT

Hi! I'm selling 2 tickets to Dylan Moran's Oxford show at the New Theatre on sun 23rd November because I'm going to the Brixton show instead. One of the tickets is a student ticket and one is a full price adult ticket. Stalls Row V Seats 37 and 38. They cost me £45.50 in total and I would like to sell them for that price although I am willing to negotiate. If anyone's interested, please send me a message or email me lorraine.godley@hotmail.co.uk

Black Books Icons

Tue, 05 Aug 2008 15:27:24 GMT

O, hai! I've made some icons from Elephants and Hens, series 3 of Black Books. Hope you like!

Previews:

(Hiding behind the fake cut)

Oh, and sorry about the manic x-postage...

Black Books Icons

Sun, 03 Aug 2008 23:11:22 GMT

Aloha! I've made some Black Books icons from 'Moo-ma and Moo-pa', series 3. Feel free to have a look, hope you like!

Previews:

(Find them all hiding behind the fake cut)

Oh, and sorry if you see this a lot, x-posting ftw!

Dylan Moran's Monster Stand Up

Sat, 26 Jul 2008 20:53:37 GMT

Hey guys, I hope this post is allowed. (Mods, please delete if it isn't!)

I am in a financial pinch, so I'm selling some things. One of these items is the Dylan Moran 'Monster' Stand Up CD. It's two discs, used, but in good condition. The booklet is included. I accept Paypal and will ship internationally (I'm in the US).

Thanks guys!

Some icons...

Sat, 26 Jul 2008 05:34:29 GMT

Just a whole bunch with Dylan and Simon icons from Run Fatboy Run...

Teasers:

Here at my icon journal

Dylan; Belfast

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 15:28:19 GMT

Does anyone know when the tickets for Belfast go on sale?? The anticipation is killing me and I don't wanna risk not getting a ticket!!

Dylan Dylan Dylan!

Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:58:39 GMT

Im a huge, huge fan of Dylan Moran(which is obviously the reason I am here!) Going to see him twice, he's coming to my home town in September and then Im travelling to Aberdeen in October:)Anybody know a good way to meet him?Just hang around a while before/after?

Think my boyfriends getting a bit suspicious of my insane and beautiful crush on this georgous man.

"You're becoming one of them!You're going over to the other side, to the land of sandals, spoon-benders and yoghurt-fanciers. Where everybody farts all the time because they dont know how to laugh!"

One of thee best Black Books quotes:)x

PS - Thanks to muffintop_pride for the icon!:)x

Wed, 16 Jul 2008 09:38:07 GMT

Is the film "the Actors" worth seeing? I want to hoover up as much Dylan Moran screentime as possible and was wondering if it was worth tracking down...

Sun, 15 Jun 2008 17:11:54 GMT

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No, other...times. So it goes, this week, very recent, and...all other times.

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 19:57:17 GMT

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Dylan Live in Liverpool

Sat, 07 Jun 2008 14:27:19 GMT

Ok, hi.

I'm newish here. Some of you may know me from my LJ or from the Dylan Moran Forum on Yuku.

Right, here's the thing:

Back in January, I group booked a bunch of tickets for the Three Fellas Comedy Show in Liverpool on June 14th. This was because a lot of the European forum members wanted to go, but weren't 100% sure if they would be able to arrange flights and holiday. It now looks as though I have two tickets going spare if anyone wants to tag along with us. We are in Row F, thats six rows from the front.

The show is at the Liverpool Echo Arena on Saturday June 14th and features Dylan Moran, Tommy Tiernan and Ardal O'Hanlon. Tickets are £33.50 each (that's face value, £30 for the ticket, £3.50 booking fee per ticket). I didn't want to sell them on ebay, so instead I thought I'd put the offer on here.

If anyone is interested, feel free to contact me via messaging or just leave a reply to this post. First come first serve.

Black Books icons

Thu, 05 Jun 2008 22:52:12 GMT

Preview

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Picspam The Actors Dylan Moran

Sun, 11 May 2008 19:55:09 GMT

Here is a picspam I did about the movie and also the gallery link.

En un casting

Con la sobrina más mona del mundo

"Clive" meets Lena who is incredibly hot and wears leather trousers.

Aquí es cuando el mundo grita: girl!crush!!!!!!!!!

Link a la galeria con las caps originales: http://s112.photobucket.com/albums/n186/pilicaps/The%20Actors/