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Oh no! My god...I forgot to check psychotronic and missed their showing of slaughterhouse 5! Damn damn damn I suck. Damn.
Be warned however, while I'm so-so on this week's venture of "The pack" (when pets go bad), Wednesday, September 17th has Kung fu from Beyond the Grave! It's hard to explain this fantastic film which involves Black Magic, animated corpses, people pissing their pants, and hopping Chinese zombies, but that's just about what it's about. Throw in some bad dubbing, some kung fu with Count Dracula and you've got one crazy mother-truckin movie.
I...I'll be out of town. Why can't I coordinate my suckage properly? Please go to see this, and think of me while you cackle.
Dear grammar nazis:
Am I right about my use of Assure, ensure, and the expanding Insure?
My familiarity is this: To prepare for the coming hurricane, I nailed plywood to the outside of the window frames to ENSURE that flying debris would not damage the panes. Now that I have done so, I am ASSURED that the glass will not be broken. However, if I'm wrong it's ok because I INSURED the property against storm damage with State Farm.
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Stab stab stab.
I know, it's a living thing and I need to just get over it. But ... stab stab stabbity stab!
Re: grammar nazi