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stillsostrange) wrote2009-01-03 11:29 pm
stillsostrange) wrote2009-01-03 11:29 pm
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What's blood for, if not for shedding?
Kino-running:
3. Candyman. I haven't seen this in its entirety since the theatre, where it scared the crap out of me. Now I just love it (production values and tragic 90s clothing aside). I like Tony Todd like I like my women: covered in beeeeees!
Bookkeeping:
1. Black Magic Woman, by Justin Gustainis.
Here's a tip for writers. If you are going to put in an honest-to-god, no-shit, no-really-I'm-not-kidding puppy-kicking villain, please have the common decency to put in on the first page, where I would encounter it in the bookstore. If you put it on the last page, anything else you might possibly have done right will be obliterated by my burning wrath. I read nearly 500 pages, and you pull a goddamn puppy-kicking villain on me. I am now pissed off and would like my time and $7.99 back.
Fail.
3. Candyman. I haven't seen this in its entirety since the theatre, where it scared the crap out of me. Now I just love it (production values and tragic 90s clothing aside). I like Tony Todd like I like my women: covered in beeeeees!
Bookkeeping:
1. Black Magic Woman, by Justin Gustainis.
Here's a tip for writers. If you are going to put in an honest-to-god, no-shit, no-really-I'm-not-kidding puppy-kicking villain, please have the common decency to put in on the first page, where I would encounter it in the bookstore. If you put it on the last page, anything else you might possibly have done right will be obliterated by my burning wrath. I read nearly 500 pages, and you pull a goddamn puppy-kicking villain on me. I am now pissed off and would like my time and $7.99 back.
Fail.
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