The annual “Halloween Jazz Spooktacular” is on right now until 10 PM ET (US). They already played Screamin’ Jay but I haven’t yet heard “Blues for Dracula” (which I first heard on this show). At the moment it’s the Ray Noble song from The Shining. After tonight, the whole thing should be online for a couple weeks, so you can play it for the trick-or-treaters…
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Candy corn wurst? Not scary at all? Okay, we’ll try horrifying then. It’s certainly horrifying.
On a better note Samhain na mBan (women’s Halloween) at a local cinema.
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I want my geocities page back!
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Classic!!! Every goth page online circa 1997 would have had that!
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Stand in aaagh of all mná
I like the rhyme.
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They’re showing Jennifer’s Body! That’s a criminally underrated film!
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Critically reappraised I would say. Got poor reviews and didn’t do well because…well you know why it would happen right? But it’s definitely in rotation in culture now and described as misunderstood on release and things like that.
It’s doesn’t make up for what was done on its release but I’m glad it is recognised now.
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Okay actually this is way worse.
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Ok, that’s just nasty.
Damn.
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Umm, disagree with “not scary.” Candy corn is an abomination.
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BTW, in theme with my previous post, how’s this?
Nerd horror!
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Thanks. I hate it.
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Trick or treat? Massive solar storm could light up American skies this Halloween
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a warning of a geomagnetic storm
https://www.theregister.com/2021/10/29/solar_storm_aurora/
An aurora may light up the dark skies over the US Northeast, upper Midwest, and could even stretch as far as the state of Washington, potentially giving skywatchers a rare treat this Halloween weekend.
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration issued a strong warning of an incoming geomagnetic storm on Friday.
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