Christine. A mysteron? (I'll probably regret this)

by **retrometabilised_duck** » Fri Apr 01, 2005 9:55 pm

if you read the book(steven king) or seen the movie you'll know who christine is.she's a red and white 1958 plymouth fury who goes around squashing a lot of people :twisted:

. I'm about halfway through the book and one thing occured to me.Could christine have been based on a mysteron?

here are reasons why she could be mysteron=
1. she can recreate busted parts of her self.
2. she's evil.
3. in one of Dennis's dreams an eerie green light floats around her.
4. she "hypnotizes" Arnie.
5. kills a lot of people.
oh yeah...and it's a car with a mind of it's own!I mean how many of them do you see a day....well I suppose herbie......oh hang on he could be a mysteron too... but a good one.....and he's ever so cute *hugs herbie :shock:

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retrometabilised_duck

by **chrisbishop** » Fri Apr 01, 2005 10:13 pm

That's the weirdest, strangest, most harebrained theory I have ever read... :shock:

Mmmmm....

Oh well - cast my vote on the 'yeh' side :oops:

LATER ADDITION: This is a April Fool's Day joke, right? ;-$

by **DartBrat701** » Wed Apr 19, 2006 5:27 pm

Makes we wonder if Chucky from "Child's Play" was a Mysteron too?

by **Skybase Girl** » Tue Jul 08, 2008 11:05 pm

I absolutely take this personally, as I always have done with anyone taking liberties with my name ! Steven King is only partly to blame, there was always Gram Parsons and the infamous "Christine's Tune" which was unfortunately not a compliment to the inspiration for the song.

What did we Christines do to deserve it, I ask? It's not our fault our parents chose to name us thus. Personally, having been told I could have been Melanie ( and then maybe nicknamed Watermelon, so my dad believed) I tend to think I have been fortunate.

However, batting for the Mysterons is just too too much ! (overkill)

I will have to consider my revenge....

by **gojohnniegogo** » Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:01 pm

Does any one else depict the tiniest bit of anger here? Or am I just being silly :twisted:

by **Marion** » Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:09 pm

It must have been playing on Skybase Girl's mind for some time and she'd finally had enough :-D

I suppose things can be Mysterons. It'd certainly explain some of the annoying things my PC does from time to time...
As I have been known to say: I love technology, with a passion close to homicidal. :angel)

by **Mary** » Sat Jul 12, 2008 1:23 pm

Marion wrote:It must have been playing on Skybase Girl's mind for some time and she'd finally had enough
I suppose things can be Mysterons. It'd certainly explain some of the annoying things my PC does from time to time...
As I have been known to say: I love technology, with a passion close to homicidal.

My first PC (way back pre-Windows, we're talking DOS 3.3!) was so bad that I slapped two paper-reinforcement rings on a corner of the monitor frame and actually nicknamed it "Mysteron"! It had this nasty habit of partially destroying files and recreating them... but it must have been a Mysteron wannabe, because they were never *exact* likenesses I got back... :evil:

Christine: Know all about it! Before I was married I went by my first and middle name, because that's what my parents called me. Unfortunately I was relentlessly teased every time someone with that name came up in the news, and casual acquaintances, businesspeople, junk mail etc. CONSTANTLY got either my first OR last name wrong (my maiden name was sort of a double one too, one with one of those two-letter prefixes) [blablagrrr]

BTW I used to work in a building where the elevators were so bad one of THEM was named Christine... :grin:

by **Serena Lewis** » Thu Aug 14, 2008 11:34 pm

Is this weird? The only girl I know in my school who loves Gerry Anderson's shows is called Christine... :roll:

And, on the 'Is the car a Mysteron?' note...yes. Yes it is. I'm reading the book at the moment, and I definately think it is.

xx