PurgatoryGirl

But it's big enough to wrap 2 bodies in it.

Yeah, that's what I thought.

Damn, that bed looks painful. Now that I think about it, wasn't there a bed like that on an episode of Scooby-Doo decades ago?

I definitely need to gives my eyes a break but there's quite a bit I have to accomplish online within the next 48 hours or whatever. Now, I know how The Uchihas feel.

Ah, I see.

Nah, I'm not much of a Kool-Aid drinker. After eating some Gummi Centipedes, I might grab another cup of Mango Twist Juice. In the meantime, I must return to working on my own content and gothing up the scenery.

Do my eyes deceive me or is that a video game coffin?

Eh, maybe they are. Otherwise, they either have their trash cans, or barf bags ready for vomiting. Or, there could be somebody seething with great outrage. "How dare she say such things! She's absolutely horrible!"

Thanks!

Ooh! Get some glow in the dark skulls with glitter in them could work.

Hmm... Do you think a juice blanket will do the trick or something else? There's only so much space in there for 2 bodies.

This was originally released on the Sliver Soundtrack. I still have yet to sit and watch that movie. Sharon Stone was also featured in this song.

Here's some Sevendust. Who doesn't love Lajon Witherspoon's voice? Brother can SING.

Here's another Fear Factory song from the late '90s. This is that type of song that will make some of us burst out singing without realizing it, until after the fact. Or maybe it's just me.

Even though Alice In Chains' "Nutshell" is a depressing song, it's still 1 of my favorite songs by them. I don't know who else outside of Toonami fans watches the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure franchise, but I am reeling over the fact, that the ending theme song for Diamond Is Unbreakable is Savage Garden's "I Want You." Like seriously? How the hell does that song fit that season, which is supposed to focus on Suburban Horror during 1999? Out of all the songs by bands that existed during the '90s, they picked "I Want You" by Savage Garden? C'mon! It's bad enough that the opening theme song has cheesy-sounding, 1970's porno music. Then, they fuck it up the tone of the season with Savage Garden. If they weren't going to choose a dark and ominous song by a singer or band from the '90s (especially when some characters are named after them), to help set the tone of the season, they could've at least chosen something more angsty and aggressive.

Yeah, I'm trying to decide if I want some decorations inside my sex coffin. Hmm... Decisions, decisions.

It appears she beat us to the punch.

I'm feeling so fresh and so clean, clean again. Did last minute chores and washed my hair. Hopefully, I don't make a hideous mess on my clean bed sheets with this Mango Twist Juice.

For English Literature in college years ago, I did an analysis on 1 of Dickinson's poems freshman year. Then, sophomore year, I think I wrote a research paper on her. It's been years, since the last time I looked at any of Emily Dickinson's poems, but I do remember parts of her poem, "I Am Nobody. Who Are You?"

I am nobody. Who are you? Are you nobody, too?

Yup! Gotta get clean.

That reminds me, I've gotta clean the tub before taking my shower. Someone somewhere is probably saying, "FINALLY, she is shutting the hell up!"

Ohhh, okay. I see what you mean.