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09/08/2007: Hangin’ With Mr. Krueger.

I got a couple of e-mails this week from readers wanting to know if I’d be doing a “traditional” Halloween Countdown this year. While my sanity would certainly benefit from doing a bunch of shorter blog entries, I’ve come to realize that the holidays are all about suffering for my bullshit art. YES, there will be a very traditional and very what-you’re-used-to X-E Halloween Countdown this year. Very soon, in fact. Don’t want to marry myself to a launch date just yet…but very soon.

And, now that I think about it, this will be the fifth annual Countdown. The fifth! Thanks to everyone who e-mailed in with suggestions and donation offers. If anyone else thinks they have something I can cover this year, drop me a line.


Hit the town last night on the hunt for spooky goodness, and among other things to be reported on in due time, I came across the beauty seen above: A Freddy Krueger hanging decoration. Only slightly expensive with its thirteen dollar price tag, I believe this a new-for-2007 item. I love the shit out of it. It’s perfect for Halloween, but Freddy’s reach is jusssst broad enough to make this one a genuine perennial.

The quality is terrific — Freddy’s head and hands are made of some kind of awesome rubbery material that’s both realistic and fun to touch, while his trademark sweater is real wool, or at least, such a good facsimile that I don’t feel the need to fact check.

Look close at Freddy’s glove. I sure wish I did when I was at the store. Apparently, some hooligan saw fit to rip off three of Freddy’s four glove blades, leaving him both a less effective killer and a constant middle finger-giver. I’m gonna head back to return it for not-wrecked version, and it’ll be interesting to see how the conversation with the store manager goes.

I don’t feel like measuring the hanging Freddy decoration, but if you’re looking for some sense of size, he’d make a great hand puppet. Once I improve my ventriloquism skills, I’ll be available for Bar Mitzvahs.

Happy SNT!


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Discussion Thread: 235 comments

i dont know why i am sharing this…but last night, after reading XE for way too long (which was actually not long enough) i fell asleep and had a dream that matt himself was in love with me…..how sad i am even delusional in my sleep.

Ghosted by Leigha @ 09/10/2007 11:23 PM EDT

DJ D: I bought one of the Halloween countdown calendars! I refuse to open it until I can use it, though, or else I will open them all early. So it is hanging in its packaging in my hallway… you can never have too much decoration!

And about the Eleanor and Edgar peoples, I found a DVD at Target with cartoons about them and in the bottom left corner of the DVD case was the “Nicktoons” symbol. So I had to assume, but was hoping someone could clear that up for me. I tried to google them and go nothing.

Ghosted by Special K @ 09/10/2007 11:47 PM EDT

Leigha Don’t feel weird about dreaming about Matt. You’re not the first X-E’r to do it. Acutally check out this blog entry to see how he’s infultrated some of our dreams and how far one can go when over-analyzing their meaning:

http://x-entertainment.com/updates/2007/08/07/soon-to-be-a-major-motion-picture/

Special K Yeah, absolutely, if (who am I kidding, when) I get one I’m not touching that thing till the appropriate first day. I just about went nuts today wanting to grab up a million things that were all in the 5-10 dollar range. I’m trying to save up to move right now cause I’m starting training at a new job out of town this weekend. In about a month I’m going to have to move down there full time to take the job so now is the worst time to splurge, but dangit, this is the only time of the year that I can easily find house decorations that I would normally have up all year round anyway. I’m justifying it by saying that I need decor for my new apartment, so it’s all moving expenses.

Ghosted by DJ D @ 09/11/2007 12:09 AM EDT

Bill…wow, what a vid. Not to mention that he’s got 20 other videos just like it.

Bagning my head…I get angry. I rarely do, but I had it happen a few times in a short spurt a few months ago.

And for those of you who want the (rehashed) Jones Halloween Sodas but can’t find a Target…try CVS. Mine just got them in today, others may have it too.

Ghosted by Invader Norbert @ 09/11/2007 12:36 AM EDT

Random interjection: I have a job interview at Love’s tomorrow. I have mixed feelings about this.

Also, it’s cool outside here this evening! Like, cool enough for a jacket! YAY! Too bad all my jackets are packed away in Texas…

fistpittingnork, I think your business idea is a cool one. You should go for it if you get a chance.

Ghosted by Annette @ 09/11/2007 12:46 AM EDT

Hey kids, I was just clicking on every everyone’s names you guys have some really fun sites out there. I’m going to try to check them out some more tomorrow. You know, support my fellow X-E’ers and what not. I’m off to bed now though.

Hey Bill, I posted a comment on yours.

Ghosted by DJ D @ 09/11/2007 1:22 AM EDT

Way off topic, but in reply to whatever’s post here is another sure fire loser:

http://www.bocajava.com/showProductDetail.do?productId=5370&catalogId=39

Ghosted by trace @ 09/11/2007 9:26 AM EDT

Picked up some Jones Halloween Soda last night. The only new ones I know of are “Dread Licorice” and “Black Cat Licorice”. Old favorites like “Gruesome Grape”, “Strawberry S’Lime”, “Monster Mojito” and, the ultimate terror, “Candy Corn” are back. I noticed that “Lemon Drop Dead” was back, but this year it’s “sour”. Sadly, no apple cider…. :(

Ghosted by Dr Sketch @ 09/11/2007 9:59 AM EDT

Yea, I got the Batman bank. But my favorite would be the little pewter statues some company made of various DC and Marvel characters that you could get pretty cheaply at TOYS R US in the 90s for about 7 bucks apiece.

Ghosted by JLAJRC @ 09/11/2007 11:49 AM EDT

Dr Sketch: Licorice-flavored soda? Dear god. It must be like absinthe without any of the fun bits.

Ghosted by Jedoc @ 09/11/2007 12:45 PM EDT

To get into a Halloween-y mood, I made an effort to watch all of the Horrorfest films that were out last Halloween, but now they’re on demand. I got through them all, and came to the conclusion that Unrest and Penny Dreadful were the best, with the slight edge going to Penny Dreadful because of its creative, claustrophobic setting.

Ghosted by tanta07 @ 09/11/2007 2:23 PM EDT

Would you go shopping more if the stores were Krueger’s instead of Kroger’s?

Freddy Krueger Melloncamp?

Ghosted by kingklash @ 09/11/2007 4:23 PM EDT

Mercury Cougar

Freddy Mercury

Freddy Krueger

Hmmm….

(sorry guys, it’s all i got… long crap ass day at work and I’ve just had the “let’s just be friends” convo with the girl I’ve beeing seeing for a few months (known for several years, have “dated” off and on, but lately things have become serious, just not official), and it was mostly my doing in calling this shot, but an hour after the fact I think I just made a mistake. This just doesn’t feel right.)

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/11/2007 4:39 PM EDT

I didn’t even spell Freddie Mercury’s name right..

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/11/2007 4:49 PM EDT

fistpittingnork: Sorry to hear you’ve had that kind of day. I do the same thing every time…as soon as things get too serious I break things off and then regret it almost immediately afterwards. I’ve broken up/gotten back together with my girlfriend too many times, but I know she is what is best for me and my son and I do love her, so I’m staying this time. Good luck man!

Ghosted by Saint @ 09/11/2007 5:04 PM EDT

fistpittingnork: Dude, what the hell are you doing here telling us about it? GO GET HER BACK. Tell her you’re an idiot, tell her you were stupid, tell her you’re an asshole, whatever it takes. It sounds like you two have a long history together. Don’t just fucking throw it away because you were getting cold feet. So your relationship led to a comfortable, stable, serious point. THAT’S WHERE ALL THE GOOD ONES LEAD. Be a man; get off your ass, go wherever she is, and tell her you were wrong. And mean it.

…Everyone said, “What a perfect love match.
She is so smart, she’s a hell of a catch”

I was drinking in love, gulping it down
Drifting for months on a billowing cloud
But after awhile I start to rebel
I’m back in the past and I’m raising up hell

But I think I’ve just made the biggest mistake of my life…

I acted impatient, I acted unkind
I took her for granted, I played with her mind
She didn’t deserve it but it was too late
I walked out the door and left her to her fate

But I think I’ve just made the biggest mistake of my life.
Yeah, I think I just made the biggest mistake of my life…

The Rolling Stones, “Biggest Mistake”

Ghosted by Chris @ 09/11/2007 6:20 PM EDT

I don’t wanna be a bummer on everyone’s blog, but I’ve hated this day for about 6 years now. Always makes things suck. Be glad when its tomorrow. That is all.

Ghosted by Terror Claws Cole @ 09/11/2007 8:35 PM EDT

fistspittingnork: Sorry to hear it, man. It’s a complicated business, and tough. Here’s hoping it all works out in the near to middling future.

Ghosted by Jedoc @ 09/11/2007 8:46 PM EDT

I’ll be glad when it’s six weeks from now, because then maybe I can finally freaking get out of here and move back in with my man…

Also, I hardly noticed that today was the 11th. Should I feel bad about that?

Ghosted by Annette @ 09/11/2007 9:11 PM EDT

fist…: I don’t know what to tell you my friend. I see that most of the advice is telling you to run back, tell her how much you need her, and do whatever you can to get her back. Unfortunately only you know if that is actually good advice. Most relationships that end, be it temporarily or forever, have good reasons. Sometimes the emotions we feel after the initial “break” are so intense that it causes us to re-evaluate the decision and question whether or not we did the right thing. This is why many relationships end after two or three breakups. Sometimes we just need a buffer that numbs us to the inevitable conclusion.

Then again it is entirely possible to make a bad call and end a relationship too soon. Sometimes people get hung up on things that, ultimately, are not that important. Only you know what is happening here. Trust your gut. My advice? Try to imagine yourself in a decade looking back at the situation – would you be satisfied with yourself and your behavior? If so, then seriously rethink trying to get her back. If you are satisfied with how you’ve treated her to this point then you are probably only feeling guilty and the emotional rush that comes early post breakup.

Just my opinion. Again… trust your gut.

RE: 9/11 – A few years ago I too fell victim, the way many do, to feeling sad on this day. To concentrating on the lives lost and the hopelessness of it all. In the last couple of years that has changed. Now I don’t give in to that. I’d much rather use this day as a reminder to not concentrate on the meaningless worries we spend so much of our time obsessing over. Ultimately the things we spend time fretting over will be long gone and all that will be left are the good things we did, our families and friends, and the memories we’ve made.

In other words… remember the day by sending a big F___ YOU to those responsible by going out of your way to have fun, tell those around you that you love them, and just be reminded that we don’t have that much time here on Earth – so enjoy as much as you can.

Me? I’m spending the night having a few cocktails with the lady, listening to some good music, and feeling not an ounce of guilt.

Ghosted by Magic Toy @ 09/11/2007 9:43 PM EDT

fistpittingnork- If you really want her, you should act now. But you said “I think” so make sure, cause no one likes having their emotions messed with. Either way, send the girl some expensive candy.

Ghosted by kb @ 09/11/2007 9:54 PM EDT

Let’s just be friends. I should get that tattooed.

Ghosted by Knegative @ 09/11/2007 10:13 PM EDT

fistpittingnork: I may be the last person that should be giving advice on this topic but out of all of my close friends, I’ve managed to have the longest relationship. During those times – the wife and I (or gf at the time) had some serious fights, some of which almost broke us apart. However, it really came down to the complex question of if we could I see our respective futures without each other. The answer for us was we wanted the other in our life.

Unfortunately, no amount of advice or postings can truly help you decide what is right for you and the life you wish to build. I’ve been through the break ups that you question and the girls you wondered why you ever dated to begin with. However, I firmly believe the path of life always leads us to where we need to be. Trust your heart, evaluate your history and you’ll make the right decision.

On a side note, with today being 9/11 I can’t help but think of the tragedy that befell us on that fateful day in 2001 and in all honesty I don’t believe I would want to forget if I was given the option to. On that day, I witnessed pure evil. I can recall almost every detail of that day – from the pure shock, to the fear (as I was working in a Government building), to the anger and sadness that would follow. When our grandparents spoke of Pearl Harbor and the German concentration camps we strained our ears and listened intently. When history is shown to us in textbooks, we consider the past but we don’t truly understand until we witness it firsthand.

I believe that today should serve as a reminder to live our lives as fully as we can and to take every opportunity to tell our families and friends just how much we love them. I’m sure if those that were lost in those vicious attacks could come back for one last task – it would be to say their farewells and remind their loved ones of how important they were to them. Take care everyone and I hope you’ll use today as the opportunity to tell those close to you how you feel.

Ghosted by jjwspider @ 09/11/2007 11:22 PM EDT

I was on a tiny, open base with little to no way of defending ourselves, 20 minutes from the Canadian border that day. There was considerable fear, as we were butt-spliced to an airport that would have been an easy target of opportunity along with ourselves. And the months of stress afterward.

I’ve relived that every year since…but this year…I found I’m tired of going over it. So I completely forgot that today was that day until someone mentioned it.

I don’t think I ever told anyone ‘lets just be friends’…but I probably should have! :D

Ghosted by Moony @ 09/11/2007 11:50 PM EDT

Just want to add that its a very sobering thought that you and your twenty or so co-workers and maybe a couple guys at the equally tiny Army base a block away are the only ones standing between any forces coming over the border and a city of 70,000 civilians, including your families. Especially since regulations prevented most of us from carrying a gun.

Ghosted by Moony @ 09/11/2007 11:58 PM EDT

A little more Halloweeny goodness: here’s the Angry Video Game Nerd (back when he was still the Angry Nintendo Nerd) reviewing the gawdawful Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street games.

http://screwattack.com/Flash%20HTML/ANN/Fridaythe13th/Fridaythe13th.html
http://screwattack.com/Flash%20HTML/ANN/ElmStreet/ElmStreet.html

Ghosted by TB Tabby @ 09/12/2007 6:09 AM EDT

Thanks a lot, you guys. Yes, it’s a very complicated situation. Long story short is basically 2 best friends started developing feelings for eachother after both discussing a relationship isn’t what either of us want right now.

I feel a bit better after her and I talking about it some more yesterday evening. This has nothing to do with how we feel about eachother or wanting to see anyone else, it’s just one of those things where we just know it isn’t the best idea, at least for right now.

I think my mind just got the best of me yesterday. Somehow I convinced myself that this was basically breaking up, but in all actuality, it just isn’t like that at all.

Appreciate the help from you all. :)

My views on 9/11 tend to get me labeled as a conspiracy theorist (even yesterday I was called an “ignorant, conspiracy theorist asshole”) simply because I don’t buy into the government’s official story. I don’t claim to have all the answers, but after years of doing my own research into the subject, I still find very little to back up the official story. I am not exactly the biggest fan of the Bush administration.

As for those who never made it to September 12th, 2001, my heart and best wishes go out to each and every one of them, their friends, and their families. I don’t agree with the reasoning or the progress of the war and, in my opinion, the state of America needs help.

I guess until something is proven one way or another, anything I have to say remains only an opinion

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/12/2007 8:51 AM EDT

I was on Whitman AFB (Home of the B2 Bombers) that day, working as a contractor in the Network Control Center. Like most, when I heard about the first plane, I assumed it was a small plane and some silly pilot error. As the morning progressed, we shut down all communication coming into and going out of the base. No FOXNEWS.COM, no CNN, no phone, no email. Rumours were flying about car bombs going off in front of the State Department, and a helicoper crashing into the center ring of the Pentagon, causing the entire thing to collaps.

Outside you could see con trails of commerical flights that made u-turns over the base’s airspace as they headed back to Airports. By 10:30 or 11:00, one of my friends, a SMSGT, popped his head into my office (by this time we were on total lock down), and said, and I will never forget this for as long as I live, “We have gone to TreatCon Delta, my god, how do you ever come back from Delta?”. Later I was informed I could go home right now, or stay for the duration.
I left. All the time I had already worked on the base, I never saw HummVees running around with men standing in the back up them with those tri-pod mounted Machine Guns and German Shepherds headed towards the main entrance to keep people out of the base.

Ghosted by Trace @ 09/12/2007 10:04 AM EDT

My feelings about conspiracy theories follows along what King postulated in Christine: If it’s too ironclad, pat, watertight, and otherwise perfect, then you get worried. As long as humans are involved, there’s going to be a certain amount of holes.

Meanwhile…. LET’S PARTY!

Ghosted by kingklash @ 09/12/2007 12:49 PM EDT

Trace, I don’t work for directly, but work with the NCC (72nd CS) on Tinker AFB. I am a CSA contracted by Lockheed Martin here.

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/12/2007 1:05 PM EDT

I wasn’t feeling particularly Halloweeny until last night when I got off at the wrong bus stop and ended up on Vicente street here in SF. There were so many shops with amazing Halloween displays! Like, really, really nice ones. Even the salons and cafes had displays. It was great, I vow to go back there on purpose and check it out and possibly get photos.

Ghosted by Ariel @ 09/12/2007 1:17 PM EDT

To all of my Oklahoma brethren on here…The State Fair starts tomorrow with $1 admission. Woo-Hoo, my veins actually clogged a little at just the thought of all that fried food goodness!!!

Ghosted by Saint @ 09/12/2007 2:28 PM EDT

I was at Wal-Mart today and spotted for unusual food items (or they may have been there forever and I just noticed them now).

Two of the items were frozen hamburger patties and some cheese shaped like Mickey Mouses Head.

I also spotted Chucky Cheese String Cheese.

I also spotted some yogurt that had various Halloween packaging (ghosts, haunted house, etc.) It’s just vanilla yogurt with various candy pieces you can mix in.

Ghosted by JLAJRC @ 09/12/2007 4:07 PM EDT

Kinda random, but the absolute best Halloween decoration I’ve heard of was my friend who hung one of those glow in the dark paper skeletons on her outside door . . . with a glow-in-the-dark, spinning, humming vibrator in the appropriate spot. “Mr. Bones.”

But then she lost her nerve and took down the mechanical part before the kids arrived. Too bad.

Hey, Matt — I dare ya!

Ghosted by Poseid @ 09/12/2007 4:41 PM EDT

Eh, I highly doubt I’ll be able to make it out to the fair. I haven’t been since I was five years old, and I don’t even remember anything about it, heh.

Ghosted by Annette @ 09/12/2007 8:35 PM EDT

Knegative: Let’s just be friends. I should get that tattooed.

Heh. Reminds me of a poetry class I took a couple of years ago. We had an assignment where we had to write a poem with a twist ending, so I wrote one called “The F-word.” You can probably imagine the twist.

Ghosted by Jedoc @ 09/12/2007 8:47 PM EDT

Does anyone know even a smidge about what to do if your fired from your job due to excessive absenteeism, but its bc of an illness?

Like I have had the worst sinus problems for over 5 months now…sinus polyps, pressure pain in my teeth, i have to get morphine shots and take percocet frequently…my bosses are all threatening me with a performance warning. Because i’ve been sick so much. I can’t get disability because i would need to be out for two weeks in a row to do that…thing is I work about 2 or 3 days 5 hours a day instead of 40 like im supposed to…but if you’ve never had the sinus infections then you will not be able to fathom my pain.

Is it legal for this employer to fire me? They are an at will employer i beleive, so im hoping they can still get in trouble…its a telemarketing company if you want to know.

Ghosted by mandy_Reeves @ 09/12/2007 11:51 PM EDT

I think if they’re an at-will employer, they can fire you for a good reason or absolutely no reason at all. I don’t know if you can really do anything about it, but you have my sympathy. :\ I’ve had sinus infections before; they’re terrible.

Ghosted by Annette @ 09/13/2007 12:02 AM EDT

so…..i work at officemax in ohio, and starting today, when we got our shipment of stuff in for the week….we had something new and fun…..halloween pens….and not halloween in the pumpkins and witches sense,…OH NO……i mean they have jason, the Krueger-meister, and leatherface from Texas Chainsaw Massacre on the tops….they are actually pretty rad, and they are like 2 bucks a pop. thought you all would like to know

Ghosted by Leigha @ 09/13/2007 12:20 AM EDT

Well, I think I’m going to have to make me a trip to Officemax. Are they going to be at all the locations? Thanks for letting us know!

Ghosted by DJ D @ 09/13/2007 12:27 AM EDT

i’m not really sure if theyre at all of the officemax locations…..my fiancee works at one officemax and i work at the “rival” officemax across town….we both got them in today…..but chances are good that all OMAX locations have them. if you like them a lot, be sure to stock up, because for halloween stuff we only usually only get one shipment the whole season.

Ghosted by Leigha @ 09/13/2007 12:36 AM EDT

Saint, I’ll be there Saturday.

Anybody else?

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/13/2007 10:10 AM EDT

fistpittingnork I’ll definitely be there tonight. Maybe again on Saturday, but I have tickets to the OU game at 2:30 so it will probably be in the evening. Hmmm… Stadium hot dogs and nachos for lunch, fried fair food for dinner.

Ghosted by Anonymous @ 09/13/2007 12:01 PM EDT

Sorry, that was me

Ghosted by Saint @ 09/13/2007 12:02 PM EDT

Now that it’s after Labor Day, my Sundays are free, and I might try to go this Sunday, buy some overpriced, yet cheaply made crap, eat something fried, and score some free loot. It seems I can’t leave the Fair without getting at least one yardstick with the name of some telecom on it. I have to go through every building at least once, look for that one quarter that has been glued to the floor in that one hall since I don’t know when, ride the Space Needle, and of course, people watch. The smell of fried onions, animals, wet asphalt, and autumn air calls me.

Ghosted by kingklash @ 09/13/2007 1:23 PM EDT

fistpittingnork: We’ll be there eventually. I’m trying to convince my fiance to participate in the Strong Man competition tomorrow, but he doesn’t want to take the afternoon off work. I’m sorry, but the prize is, like, $750. There’s no way he would make that in an afternoon at work.

Otherwise, I kind of hate the state fair, blasphemous though that may be. It’s just filthy and there are all kinds of creepies walking around. lol But for some unexplainable reason, I love going to the RV and concept car shows. And I love getting 50 sticks of incense for $2.00.

Ghosted by Special K @ 09/13/2007 1:30 PM EDT

Saint, well we plan on being there all day. Feel free to take a look at my myspace and if you see me out there, stop me and say hey. Same for anybody else that might be out there this Saturday.

King, I love getting the plastic bags with the hard plastic handles on them that snap shut. By the time I get it home, it’s filled with AutoTraders, seamless gutter fliers, air force pencils, and those little see-through green rubbery plastic keychains that advertise local banks and/or insurance agencies. I never leave without a yard stick, though. Banging it on the ground at every step I take, pretty much rounding off the corners.

I love going through all the buildings, no matter what’s on display. I’ll never buy Chef Tony’s Miracle Blade 3 kitchen knife that will cut through the head of a hammer, but I love watching the guy with the ear piece mic cutting tomatoes with it just like they do on the infomercials. 1/4 side is cut off and the tomato is laid cut side down and then sliced really fast and then he pushes the slices across the cutting board with his knife. I’ve always wanted to try that.

You must tell me where the quarter is. I grew up in Harrah and one of the elementary schools had this cement wall along the walkway and whenever the wall was built, somebody pushed a penny, nickel, dime, and quarter into while the cement was still wet. It was a school housing grades 3-5 and still to this day all 4 coins are stuck in the wall. Wish I could remember what year they were though, but every time I see them it reminds me of coming out of music class back in 3rd grade.

Everyone I thought about you guys last night. I met a buddy of mine at a local strip club where we’re friends with a few of the girls and the manager there. Well because of that, in between dances, our friends like to sit at our table and just hang out (pun intended?) but last night 3 of the girls were sitting with us and I guess one of the new girls assumed it was because we were throwing around stacks of cash or something and she came over and started fake-flirting with my buddy. She quickly left after she realized she’s not getting any of our money and the first thing he said when she walked away was “She smells like a He-Man toy”. I was the only one who laughed and the first thing I thought of was “I wish X-E was here to hear that”. Nobody else understood what he meant, but I know exactly what he meant and I know you guys do too.

Thanks for reading my novel.

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/13/2007 1:46 PM EDT

Special K

It’s just filthy and there are all kinds of creepies walking around.

That’s the exact reasons why the fair is fun!

I was in and out yesterday, so don’t think I’m rude for just adding you and running without a response to your message.

Ghosted by fistpittingnork @ 09/13/2007 1:53 PM EDT

OMG, you will not believe what I got in the mail today out of the blue. A Johnson-Smith “Things You Never Knew Existed” catalogue. The first half is filled with cool (but expensive) Halloween stuff. The other half is just filled with assorted other cool stuff. They’ve certainly gone a long way from selling x-ray glasses in comic books. The website address was on the front.

thingsyouneverknew.com

Also, here’s a link to Matt’s old article on them.

http://www.x-entertainment.com/articles/0792/

Ghosted by JLAJRC @ 09/13/2007 4:10 PM EDT

Sorry about that one broken link.

http://thingsyouneverknew.com/website/aspfiles/home.asp

Ghosted by JLAJRC @ 09/13/2007 4:13 PM EDT

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