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{{a|myth|}}1953 B-movie directed by Muriel Repartee and starring [[Merisa Planasset]] and Buster Hagman. | {{a|myth|[[File:Day of the MiFID.jpg|450px|thumb|center|Bollocks. Typo. Should say [[MiFID]] obviously.]]}}1953 B-movie directed by Muriel Repartee and starring [[Merisa Planasset]] and Buster Hagman. | ||
The soundtrack, by rock ’n’ roll weirdos [[Dangerboy]], featured the killer track ''[https://soundcloud.com/thedangerboy/give-me-my-planet-back-1 Give Me My Plan(ass)et Back]''. | The soundtrack, by rock ’n’ roll weirdos [[Dangerboy]], featured the killer track ''[https://soundcloud.com/thedangerboy/give-me-my-planet-back-1 Give Me My Plan(ass)et Back]''. | ||
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 Bollocks. Typo. Should say MiFID obviously.
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1953 B-movie directed by Muriel Repartee and starring Merisa Planasset and Buster Hagman.
The soundtrack, by rock ’n’ roll weirdos Dangerboy, featured the killer track Give Me My Plan(ass)et Back.
Synopsis
A warlike race of aliens from the planet SICAV, led by evil emperor Uctis V the Magnificent, are collectively[1] bent on destroying Earth with their new hyper-weapon the K.I.I.D. DEATH RAY, a concentrated blast of pure Beta generated from the essence of every market transaction ever traded.
At the conclusion of the movie, friendly chatbot named O.E.I.C. saves heroine Merisa Planasset from the ministrations of Uctis and his deadly K.I.I.D. Ray, while Doctor Hans Snarkoff, formerly of ISDA (played with characteristic flamboyance by Hagman), shrieks: “Oeic! Oeic! Uctis erisa ne rehypothecato!”[2]