Khephra
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Tue Oct-07-03 01:07 PM
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| For Halloween: Best Creepy CD Intro? |
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For me it would have to be a tie:
Montley Crue's "In the Beginning":
In the beginning Good always overpowered the evils Of all man's sins....... But in time The nations grew weak And our cities fell to slums While evil stood strong In the dusts of hell Lurked the blackest of hates For he whom they feared Awaited them....... Now many many life times later Lay destroyed beaten beaten down Only corpses of rebels Ashes of dreams And blood stained streets....... It has been written "Those who have the youth Have the future" So come now children of the beast Be strong And Shout at the Devil
--Or Marilyn Manson's
Prelude (The Family Trip)
There's no earthly way of knowing Which direction we are going There's no knowing where we're going Or which way the wind is blowing Is it raining? Is it snowing? Is a hurricane a-blowing? Not a speck of light is showing So the danger must be growing Oh, the fires of hell are glowing Is the grisly reaper mowing? Yes! The danger must be growing (Faster! Faster!) For the rowers keep in rowing (Faster! Faster!) And they're certainly not showing (Faster! Faster!) Any signs that they are slowing (Faster! Faster!) Stop the boat.
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Tue Oct-07-03 01:17 PM
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| 1. Harry Nilsson - "Son of Schmilsson" |
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Tue Oct-07-03 01:24 PM
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"Why, hello, Jeff."
"Hi, Mr. Hoover, is Ellen ready?"
"Didn't she speak with you this evening, Jeff? She's at... the movies. With... EARL!"
"But... but... but..."
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Tue Oct-07-03 03:59 PM
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| 3. Another Gibson Brothers fan! |
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we're such dedicated fools
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Whitacre D_WI
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Wed Oct-08-03 09:33 AM
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| 6. You follow Don & Jeff's post-Gibsons careers? |
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I prefer the Bassholes to '68 Comeback, but I dig 'em both.
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Tue Oct-07-03 04:31 PM
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spoken in the computerized voice like Stephen Hawking;
Jennifer wrestled her friend playfully to the ground infront of the snowcone stand and began licking at the girls eyeballs, as if they were sugar cubes. Their bodies convulsed and flailed with an almost seizure like intensity. At times their pale limbs seeming to shift back and forth from one torso to the other. A crowd gathered almost immediately to watch these two girls tie and untie their bodies like a pair of pit-vipers. They were confused, or concerned, or shocked, or aroused, or all of the above. But no-one dared interfere with the performance. Jennifer's long ashen hair hung down concealing the girls face like a curtain around a hospital bed. No one had any idea that the girls eyes were revolving under her ruby tongue. "This is disgusting, it's pornography" exclaimed a pasty slut white woman in a fur coat, vanilla ice-cream smeared across her double chin like a money shot. Counting a balding professor type in his mid-forties, his left hand stuffed crassly down the front of his pants "No, no, no. This is beautiful, this is art."
From Pig Destroyer's Prowler in the Yard
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Tue Oct-07-03 05:04 PM
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| 5. Gene Wilder was creepy |
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when he did that. I remember being freaked out by it as a kid.
very deranged movie, considering it's for kids.
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