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This cover is iconic to me as I must’ve looked at it hundreds of times while browsing through the horror sections at the numerous local video stores I used to frequent, when there were video stores of course. I never once rented it though and only stuck to the rest of the series. Funny thing is that it’s now probably my favorite of the Halloween franchise.
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LT (1993/VHS)
Another wonderful 45 minutes brought to you by NFL Films…and yes, that is LT trying to hit golf balls out of Giants Stadium….and yes, that is Ron Jaworski’s hockey hair mullet watching a montage of game-time footage of himself getting crushed by Lawrence.
Behold the absolute greatest depiction of Jesus Christ I have ever seen.
I came home to discover three of these Jehova’s Witnesses flyers in my mailbox. Probably three too many, but that’s besides the point. We’re looking at the best looking Jesus to date and my personal favorite portrayal of Jesus by an artist. Dude is fucking chiseled. Hair is impeccable. How can you deny somebody that looks like this? Now I know why Prince converted. The Jehovah’s Witnesses are doing something right. In reality Jesus probably looked more like Mahmoud Ahmadinejad than this waspy fellow but don’t ruin my fantasy.
Every couple of years one of the local papers will pull out this gimmick that breaks down fan statistics by each borough and county. I could have sworn I posted a similar article once before but I can’t find it in my archive. These articles always fascinate me for whatever reason. I would honestly appreciate weekly, if not daily updates on any changes in the numbers. The biggest surprise is the percentage of Yankees to Mets fans on Queens and Long Island. The shortage of Islanders fans in that area is odd too. My Big Four fandom (as I like to call it) for the Yankees, Giants, Knicks and Rangers really isn’t that unique when you look at these numbers but I wouldn’t have it any other way.
Incredible Super Bowl Action
I flipped through this book an ungodly amount of times in the school library as a kid.
