And “Every Day Is Halloween” by Ministry.
And “Every Day Is Halloween” by Ministry.
You don’t read very widely, do you. This is happening all over.
The Sea Lion has made its appearance, I see.
Melting it for bronze toilets seems about right. And seriously, how much more impractical are bronze toilets than bronze statues of racist losers who emphatically stated many times before their death, “don’t build statues of me.”
The charges are simply false reporting of a crime, yet his responses are all about how he did not do it because of Altheimer’s race and it is politically motivated - everything except addressing that he claimed a death threat. When you are shouting from the roof tops “I am not a racist,” dude, you probably are a…
This happened in Florida? Why am I not surprised Florida Man has a deadly Australian bird.
And it looked like the kangaroo did it just for laughs!
For Poe, I would argue for The Masque of Red Death. Or The Black Cat.
Dagon was on the same level for me.
Dean Koontz. At my local used book store, I had the following exchange:
I was not sure who she was until the KotH reference, and now I am sad. She was a talented voice actress. I had no idea of her tragic back story.
The only question I have after this episode is “where can I stream Wellington Paranormal?”
“What do you want, you moon-faced assassin of joy?” #vivavir #babylon5
And a character on Clifford. My kids watched this and Arthur so. many. times.
IDK - the chains were probably silver and Gizomo ain’t stupid.
Probably part of his troll battle in S1.
‘Why are you dressed like a Playmobil figurine?’ As descriptions go, that one’s more apt than most.
I was trying to figure out who the cult leader was (Debbie Allen, not exactly, but she does dance, maybe), and then saw Cree Summer at the end credits and thought, “I know she does a lot of voice, but hell, she has the same comedic timing she had in A Different World.” Seriously, she deserves a lot more live action…
I was watching American Werewolf in London in a theater. There was a minor jump scare, but three 12-something girls started screaming right behind me. I jumped up and said, “where’s the fire?” I really thought there was a fire in the theater. Only a couple of seconds, but the only time I ever was really scared in a…
Sometimes the simple solutions are the best. Maybe just carry a jar to avoid the trouble skeffles points out.