How to Behave in a Wicker Man

Happy Beltane!

http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/news/society/police-issued-guidelines-on-how-to-be...

Bwaa haa haa!!!!! Excellent suggestions.

The same to you!!!

I enjoyed that. It led me to follow several of the links on the same page until I told myself I'd have to stop and pulled away. It was easily a rabbit hole.

I took Meredys post as a fore warning and avoided clicking on other links. I'll save that for my night off when I have more time to kill. *g*

It's all true. You will need several hours of Non Reading Time *gasp*
to appreciate this site :-)

ETA. Many hours later, I do like both versions of "The Wicker Man". Though the Cage version was not British enough for me.

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I've never heard anyone (not paid to do so) say anything good about the remake. I haven't watched it; but I'm a repeat viewer of the original.

Must clean glasses. I thought I would find advice for escaping from a "wicker van".

5, 6: I don't see how the 1973 version with Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee could possibly have been improved upon.

It couldn't have been. that movie is so good I wish I could forget it and watch it fresh every time. The gobsmacked sensation is just too awesome. I just saw what???? OMG. They completely had me.

I rather liked the original staged production, though I understand it was savagely critiqued by Caius Iulius Caesar.