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i saw your pics. it looked like you had so much fun.

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well, have you actually found someone? or is this thread # 9787974 on how can i get a date?

it's ok. i thought this was going to be an awesome convo about the horror/genre. i don't know if you remember realistme, but she/he was pretty damn savvy on that topic. i should have known zenimanchild was just being a dink.

omg right? such a good looking man as dracula.

oh...ok. i thought we were going to have an actual intelligent conversation on the horror/slasher genre. you just want to play your character. bai.

you ignorant dick nipple. i asked if you.. know what...not even worth any of my energy.

@Hachiman you phuqn win the boards with this. lmaoooooo

oh gawd damnit.

you said you some how got into a military credit union, without showing and connection to the military. that is sketchy. and you are ignorant.

hmm. interesting i'm thinking of joining the vfw here. have to be on the lookout for scholarships for the kids. and a gig is a gig is a gig my friend.

well..they did and they didn't. you have to remember, times change as does what is acceptable. take 'the lunatics' 1912. there was such an outcry of this style of movie (slasher) that of course it was an immediate cult sensation. and other movies like 'the cabinet of dr. calibari' 1920, again, following expressionalism style cinema. but one of the scariest movies i can remember that seems pretty cheesy now, is 'dr. jekyll and mr. hyde' 1931, which captivated audiences of that time with the special effects.

right? because..this seems really REALLY sketchy.

i promise, if i were in your area, and you announced that this was happening. i would have SO been there. i like comedy clubs. mostly.

no. it's because he was one of the first 'monster's' to be based of an actual historical figure. in 1922 when nosferatu made his screen debut, it was quite influential partly because of the expressionist style of film and since the book was written in 1829, i imagine the subject matter was quite taboo. and of course there is the saga of the widow stoker suing over the rights of the story, and all the controversial legal drama behind the rights.

ok..that shit was funny.

@Ginguy yeah, i don't know how either. penfed is the only military credit union i know of that allows non military members to join (that is no family was in, or themselves) for a small fee. so, i think this is just another 'look at what i did' thread.

my parental unit introduced my oldest girl to tabasco and chips. she was around 9 and fell in love. she then turned on the youngest at around 6. now that's the only way she'll eat plain chips. but i'm with you, if i want spice, i spice up during prep.

this whole gawd damn board. ALL OF YOU!

yeah, ok.

you must have a family member that was military.

i would never try to make you angry. i'm just trying to understand why this thread was started. i still don't, and have no desire to. i am just glad you are doing well...for the most part. <3