“I support abortion into the forth trimester”
- Amy McDowell
Quote of the day
July 24th, 2010Quote of the day
July 21st, 2010“Sacrificing brain cells at the alter of ignorance.”
Sandman Quote of the Day
July 20th, 2010“You must have grown on a particularly penetrating and incisive branch of the family tree.”
- Barnabas the dog
Sketching
July 20th, 2010
Quote of the day
July 19th, 2010“We made a deal: if she’d stop hookin’, I’d stop shootin’ people.”
- Porter, “Payback” (1999)
Quote of the Day
July 16th, 2010“Do you swear?”
“Every damned day.”
- Evie Carnahan & Rick O’Connell, “The Mummy” (1999)
Quote of the Day
July 13th, 2010“Remember: you’re better than a lot of people now.”
Permalinks
May 1st, 2010YAY! We have permalinks… links that make sense instead of random post IDs.
Zombie Jesus day
April 4th, 2010It really is a soul crushing experience when you get home and collapse on the couch (one of your newest big investments) and your first thought isn’t “man, that feels great,” but instead “shit, I hope this is one of the spots that HASN’T been pissed on.”
Talk amongst yourselves:
March 25th, 2010I propose to you that the wolf-man myth is an allegory (yeah, you like that one? Its my fifty cent word of the day) to teach us ignorant men-folk of the female condition.
So check it out: this (traditionally) male individually is finely attuned to the lunar cycle; their biology and body chemistry change drastically for a brief period of time every twenty-eight or so days (at least in the original lore when the transformation was involuntary and controlled by the phase of the moon rather then the will of the affected individual). I guess the specific application of this mythos would determine whether this transformation is meant to illicit a sense of fear or terror from the viewer or one of compassion, sorrow and awe.
