Happy Halloween, FREAKS. Hope everyone has a good one. If you've got any interesting stories, post 'em in the comments. I've only got a second, because we've gotta fill about three dozen Ziploc bags with all the candy leftover from articles posted and articles never posted, but of course, there's a final entry on the Halloween Countdown, the Great Pumpkin-Related Something Or Another Sendoff Special! Yar yar yar.
I hope you've enjoyed this year's Halloween Countdown. I know I've skipped a bunch of entries here and there, but you seemed to live through it, I seemed to live through it, and I think we're all better people for it. Actually, I just counted — over thirty entries total, and that ain't so bad. Strangely enough, I think the yogurt one came out best. Wish I had time to do even more than that, but we live and we learn, yar yar yar, and all that said, I've practically got the tinsel down from the attic anyway. We'll save the next holidays for the next entry — everybody, GO! Go get some last spooky shit in. Go have fun. Thanks for being a part of this!
Halloween and dairy products are at it again with the new spooky edition of Yoplait Go-Gurt, now arriving with tiny 3-D glasses and collectible monster cards. So, now that we're like a hair away from the big day, does anyone have any special plans? I don't. I'm considering taking off Monday just to avoid the depressing ride home at night when it hits me that Halloween's over, but if I did, I'd probably spend it sleeping anyway. At least I'd get to see the look on the trick-or-treaters' faces when my doorstep booby trap plan comes to fruition. Something to do with electrocution.
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That "DVD TV" shit AMC did with the original F13 flick…THUMBS UP. If you don't know what I'm talking about, AMC just ran the original Friday the 13th with the lower third of the screen blocked off for a running text trivia session, and though I've read pretty much every factoid in my extensive research of All Things F13 before, the gimmick kept me glued to the screen for however long the movie was on. Would be great to see more films get that treatment. What fun. Speaking of fun, now they're showing F13 IV, so I'm going to leave you in a hurry with Monday's entry on the Halloween Countdown: Spooky Kid Cuisine!
If you're reading right now, turn on AMC…right now!
Late as usual, but the newest addition to the Halloween Countdown celebrates the one and only new spooky cereal I could find this season, Cinnascary Apple Jacks! The familiar cereal bits have now been graced with the addition of cinnamon swirl marshmallows, a few new mascots, a sheet of glow-in-the-dark stickers and a lot of references to Jamaica, mon.
EDIT: Just found more Halloween cereals. Look for 'em on the site next week!
Also, this is your Saturday Night Thread. Use it wisely. In other news, I just went blonde again. Is there anything good on television tonight?
Sunday, October 30th, 2005
Happy Halloween, FREAKS. Hope everyone has a good one. If you've got any interesting stories, post 'em in the comments. I've only got a second, because we've gotta fill about three dozen Ziploc bags with all the candy leftover from articles posted and articles never posted, but of course, there's a final entry on the Halloween Countdown, the Great Pumpkin-Related Something Or Another Sendoff Special! Yar yar yar.
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That "DVD TV" shit AMC did with the original F13 flick…THUMBS UP. If you don't know what I'm talking about, AMC just ran the original Friday the 13th with the lower third of the screen blocked off for a running text trivia session, and though I've read pretty much every factoid in my extensive research of All Things F13 before, the gimmick kept me glued to the screen for however long the movie was on. Would be great to see more films get that treatment. What fun. Speaking of fun, now they're showing F13 IV, so I'm going to leave you in a hurry with Monday's entry on the Halloween Countdown: 
Late as usual, but the newest addition to the Halloween Countdown celebrates the one and only new spooky cereal I could find this season, 
