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But can you imagine it Andy? Triple Combo Cast! Brother DEStroy the Brain!!! Muhahahahaha! Amazing. I can't believe I didn't think of that. Read the Halloween Nightdance comics...comic combo cast. I'll hold you to that.

Thanks! I know I'd love to have a co-host weekly but time and real life is overpowering. I really enjoyed doing this one. If I had people I knew with a passion for horror like D and Andy who DIDN'T have a podcast they'd be on the show.

To be honest, I've heard nothing but bad things.

But can you imagine it Andy? Triple Combo Cast! Brother DEStroy the Brain!!! Muhahahahaha!

Going in, I knew what both of his number ones were. He has taken a slight shine to DotD '04 over what he used to feel about it but he's still vehemently against runnning zombies.

My school is the only one in the district running summer school this year and I just found out that there are high school English teachers with more seniority who want to teach in the summer so I may not get a job. Believe me, I wouldn't teach in the summer unless we needed the money. But I just know that I'll be asked to prep the ss teacher in my curriculum if I don't get the job. I will say no. I don't even have answer keys for my EN 12 so the poor bastard who takes my job is screwed.

Bitter.

Legends of the Dark Knight Annual #4 featured a story called Citizen Wayne in which only Thomas Wayne was killed. Bruce and his childhood friend Harvey Dent took things very differently shall we say...

Ha! Well, I liked it. Brother D is very purist when it comes to his zombies...

Whoa...that sucks man. If she means that much to you, then you should tell her. But you should be prepared for the fallout (ie: losing both of them as friends) even though he doesn't sound like much of a friend.

That Kimmel spoof was pretty funny.

Count yourself lucky...I was going to call you "sailor"

Thanks. It isn't absolutely integral but it does round out a rogues gallery and create tension and motivation for the supporting cast. Plus it'll be damn good when it's done.

If you are reading a horror/dark sci fi thriller, is the third chapter too early for a descriptive sex scene?

Anyone watching this? I've seen the first two episodes now and it is acceptable. Eric Roberts had a great performance on last night's "Spooked" if the story was quite cliched. It is god to see what Masters of Horror could have been with a network budget. Brad Anderson (The Machinist) directed the hell out of a poor script and ernded up with something about as scary as network television gets. Great sound design. So far, it's getting better.

Also, I have found that most of the vulgar trash talkers on X-Box Live are from America. Don't put that distinction in there. It's jingoistic and unreasonable to say that all of the nice people are from America and all of the meanies, well who knows where! Maybe they're Ay-rabs!

Just looking at your opening paragraph, I can see what you're trying to do but it is a little clunky: The first sentence is unnecessary and the rest should be leaner: Back in the eighties, three things were huge: Adam Ant, Culture Club and the Nintendo Entertainment System. Fast forward to the year 2008 and what do you have? Adam Ant is a recluse who has been out of the public eye for years, Culture Club have broken up and Boy George is now selling clothes in a London market to pay the rent. Games, on the other hand, have changed; instead of being a pass time of adolescent boys, Nintendo have not only survived the dark days of the gaming industry, but are a multi-billion dollar company with one of the fastest selling consoles in history. But why now? Why did gaming not go out of fashion like Culture Club? One word: Wii. Much more compact with fewer fragmented elements. Clearest is best.

Happy birthday!

Ha! I bought a 70$ sprinkler (rather my wife did) and when putting it together it missing no less than 3 working parts. I fucking went apeshit and when I took it back, the guy at customer service pulled the bent wand out of the box and said "whoa! what happened here?" and I said, "that is where I stomped on it." with a smile.

His attitude problem probably had something to do with it. I was ten and he told me he didn't want to sign my comics or give writing advice when I was three from the end of the line at the end of a con. Fuck Chuck Dixon. Edit: Seriously.

One company down...

You mean: Jack-ay! Ugh.

What is 227?

Nice! I like Wolvie