Rage virus
From Bluesockapedia
(→28 Days Later) |
|||
| (2 intermediate revisions not shown) | |||
| Line 5: | Line 5: | ||
==The Shiny Toy Guns incident== | ==The Shiny Toy Guns incident== | ||
| - | On April 19, 2078, rebels broke into the Research centre and stole a sample of the watered down Rage virus. The rebels self-infected themselves outside the home of [[Carah-Faye Charnow]], female vocalist of the Shiny | + | On April 19, 2078, rebels broke into the Research centre and stole a sample of the watered down Rage virus. The rebels self-infected themselves outside the home of [[Carah-Faye Charnow]], female vocalist of the Shiny Toy Guns, and began to attack the house. However, due to the impressive skills of Charnow, she managed to destroy the incoming attack, and was awarded with an act of bravery, and the promise from the President that her band would be respected for the fantastic musicians that they are. |
| - | ==28 Days Later== | + | ==[[28 Days Later]]== |
Is a great film. Watch it sometime. | Is a great film. Watch it sometime. | ||
==Elimination of the virus== | ==Elimination of the virus== | ||
| - | The virus was accidentally destroyed by [[Simon Pegg|Sgt. Nicholas Angel]] during a promo | + | The virus was accidentally destroyed by [[Simon Pegg|Sgt. Nicholas Angel]] during a promo shoot for his new film, Hot Fuzz. |
[[Category:Awesome]] | [[Category:Awesome]] | ||
Current revision as of 22:45, 8 August 2007
The Rage virus was a real life virus nicked for the main plot of the film 28 Days Later.
Contents |
Overview of the virus
The virus was originally created to convince people to severely dislike the Arctic Monkeys. However, after the test subjects killed all the members of the band, the government handed over the virus to the Chief Officer of Biological Weaponry Research, Cillian Murphy. Murphy would then use a watered down version of the virus, which lasted for a mere 30 seconds, to attack any shit bands from releasing records.
The Shiny Toy Guns incident
On April 19, 2078, rebels broke into the Research centre and stole a sample of the watered down Rage virus. The rebels self-infected themselves outside the home of Carah-Faye Charnow, female vocalist of the Shiny Toy Guns, and began to attack the house. However, due to the impressive skills of Charnow, she managed to destroy the incoming attack, and was awarded with an act of bravery, and the promise from the President that her band would be respected for the fantastic musicians that they are.
28 Days Later
Is a great film. Watch it sometime.
Elimination of the virus
The virus was accidentally destroyed by Sgt. Nicholas Angel during a promo shoot for his new film, Hot Fuzz.
