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Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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PUSH

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So a few minutes ago I noticed it was storming and really yellow out (now it's dark again). I decided to open the back door to see how much it had cooled down. As soon as I stuck my arm out the door a huge lightning strike came down in the distance. Of course it was one of those loud, cracking bo
oms, too. Needless to say I think I nearly had a heart attack.

Now back to your regularly scheduled nonesense.
 

Nemo14

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So a few minutes ago I noticed it was storming and really yellow out (now it's dark again). I decided to open the back door to see how much it had cooled down. As soon as I stuck my arm out the door a huge lightning strike came down in the distance. Of course it was one of those loud, cracking bo
oms, too. Needless to say I think I nearly had a heart attack.

Now back to your regularly scheduled nonesense.

Were there sharks attached?
 

Darth Tater

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So I just talked to a co-worker who saw a film called The Conjuring today. He raves about how good of a horror/ghost film it is. To be honest, I have been very disappointed in horror films of the past decade (minus Sharknado, that is). They just don't have that fun scare factor like when I was a kid. But he insists this is an old-school type of horror film (The Shining, Exorcist, Amityville) that actually makes people appreciate the genre. I might give it a try. Though I prefer to watch those types of films in October closer to Halloween, and in a dark apartment rather than a theater with cell phones & other distractions.
 

PUSH

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I think I have a lead on the next Sharknado movie.

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But then I found this.

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Nemo14

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So I just talked to a co-worker who saw a film called The Conjuring today. He raves about how good of a horror/ghost film it is. To be honest, I have been very disappointed in horror films of the past decade (minus Sharknado, that is). They just don't have that fun scare factor like when I was a kid. But he insists this is an old-school type of horror film (The Shining, Exorcist, Amityville) that actually makes people appreciate the genre. I might give it a try. Though I prefer to watch those types of films in October closer to Halloween, and in a dark apartment rather than a theater with cell phones & other distractions.

They're best at drive-ins!
 

PUSH

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So I just talked to a co-worker who saw a film called The Conjuring today. He raves about how good of a horror/ghost film it is. To be honest, I have been very disappointed in horror films of the past decade (minus Sharknado, that is). They just don't have that fun scare factor like when I was a kid. But he insists this is an old-school type of horror film (The Shining, Exorcist, Amityville) that actually makes people appreciate the genre. I might give it a try. Though I prefer to watch those types of films in October closer to Halloween, and in a dark apartment rather than a theater with cell phones & other distractions.

I find many recent horror movies to have awful story plots (again, aside from Sharknado). They all have a monster/creepy little girl who lives in an old house/forest and terrorizes people. And the movie never goes anywhere. I haven't watched a horror in so long.
 
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