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Oct. 1st, 2004 06:03 pmWow. I haven't posted anything in a month. I'd like to think I have a good reason for it, but overwork seems so mundane. Even if that is the case.
Am I the only one completely addicted to "How Clean Is Your House?". It just goes to show you... the smelliest buggers out there are never very obvious about it. The show never makes you want to use a public restroom again. Imagine the sorts of infections these folks are carrying around on their persons, spreading them to god knows where. I swear those folks must be superhuman to be able to live in those conditions. The woman living with the cat vomit all over her apartment? The family with the pet rat roaming around free and cats everywhere? The woman with the toilet cleaner then her fridge? :insert transfixed look of horror here: I also love how the show is on at like 10 at night now. Methinks average J. Q. Public complained confronted with the show at 5pm... which is the time it was on when I first caught it. Some viewers, I assume, didn't like seeing maggot infested dog poo hiding behind living room sofas during dinnertime. :cringe: Even more shocking Lifetime has somehow figured out a way to get me to watch their channel regularly.
In that it's Oct. 1, in the spirit of Halloween month...
Wacko Jacko Mask

Sad thing is, I still catch myself humming "Ben" every so often, but that's partly because of that bizarro George McFly movie that came out last year.
Am I the only one completely addicted to "How Clean Is Your House?". It just goes to show you... the smelliest buggers out there are never very obvious about it. The show never makes you want to use a public restroom again. Imagine the sorts of infections these folks are carrying around on their persons, spreading them to god knows where. I swear those folks must be superhuman to be able to live in those conditions. The woman living with the cat vomit all over her apartment? The family with the pet rat roaming around free and cats everywhere? The woman with the toilet cleaner then her fridge? :insert transfixed look of horror here: I also love how the show is on at like 10 at night now. Methinks average J. Q. Public complained confronted with the show at 5pm... which is the time it was on when I first caught it. Some viewers, I assume, didn't like seeing maggot infested dog poo hiding behind living room sofas during dinnertime. :cringe: Even more shocking Lifetime has somehow figured out a way to get me to watch their channel regularly.
In that it's Oct. 1, in the spirit of Halloween month...
Wacko Jacko Mask

Sad thing is, I still catch myself humming "Ben" every so often, but that's partly because of that bizarro George McFly movie that came out last year.
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Date: 2004-10-03 03:16 pm (UTC)Never did I think Michael Jackson could be right up there next to Michael Myers. Man, I'm now starting to consider whether I really want to go out on Halloween night and bump into this.
*is scared*
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Date: 2004-10-03 09:26 pm (UTC)I have to say, in the case of the above, MJ is beating out Michael Myers in the disturbing. Although I also kind of stopped being creeped out by Myers when I found out his face was just a Captain Kirk mask turned inside out. It kind of sucked the scary all out of the "Halloween" movies for me.
For MJ, the reality is almost worse than the fiction above. Can anyone here even look at MJ's actual face for any prolonged period of time? That exposé interview he did with 20/20 (?) awhile back... watching it too long, it was inducing the same physical reaction in me as watching someone getting open-heart surgery or watching "The Blair Witch Project" on the big screen after just drinking a raw egg / castor oil milkshake. And if I keep talking about this there will be vomit on *my* floor. ::gags::
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Date: 2004-10-05 10:28 pm (UTC)Well, yeah, I mean, MJ is *real*. Heh heh.
The MM mask will always freak me out. I don't care where it came from, it's the freakiest thing I've ever seen. I've come to the conclusion that, unlike the mask from Scream, for example, it's the "peacefulness" it shows. You can never tell what the person is thinking under that mask. With *any* mask, I know, but that one is just so...
Okay, I'm getting freaked out just by thinking about it. I've embarrassed myself enough on Halloween parties because of this, heh.
Can anyone here even look at MJ's actual face for any prolonged period of time?
Not even for a short time. I remember the first time I realized how changed his face was, in a music video from I don't know what song, he looked like a mannequin, and you can't even see his face for more than a couple seconds straight, but even that was disturbing.