- Whenever magic is being performed for the first time, black clouds instantly roll in.
- If a cop or some para-military soldier pokes at his own eyes, then forwards twice in the air, trouble is coming.
- Giants and large dinosaurs move in slow motion. Small dinosaurs move with lightning speed.
- In real life, putting up your open palm signals someone to stop. In the movies, this is how Native Americans greet each other.
- In real life, putting up your closed fist means Black Power. In the movies, this is how Ninjas signal each other to stop.
- Women have always worn thongs, even in the Renaissance.
- The first time a werewolf transforms, it will take up an entire chapter on a DVD and involve painful screaming. Subsequent transformations take only seconds and are painless.
- If a sea monster is large enough to eat your ship, it will.
- Giant snakes will feed 6-10 times a day, every day, rather than resting a month between meals.
- All Eastern European grandfathers hunted witches. All Eastern European grandmothers are witches.
Recent Effluvia:
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Things I Learned from Movies, Part V
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Mr Sensitive? You BET!
The other day I made a comment to someone that got an unanticipated response (I know, right, me saying something that bothers someone? how … odd).
I suggested that if superpowers were on the bartering table, I would see my way through to selling my soul. I mean, superpowers. Come on. Who wouldn’t want that. Even assuming that I’m not completely serious about bartering an unsubstantial, non-recordable and altogether magical essence for the concrete power to teleport, or shoot laser beams from my eyes, or whatever power I chose, it’s a good topic of conversation. It gets the ball rolling. From there we could have gone with ‘WHat would you sell your soul for’ or ‘What’s the nastiest place you had the sex in?’
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Not until you’re not… Wait. Whut?
You cannot download until you are not a member. Wait. Whut? -
Casual Fridays
We have Casual Fridays at work, too. -
Caption Time #257
Caption Time #257 -
Where’s the freaks?
Many of you have emailed me asking what happened to the Freak Watchers site. Well, it is temporarily down.
The site was compromised some time this weekend by a rather unscrupulous hacker. Every time you went to the site, Career Builder came up within my domain. Career Builder! Ridiculous.
So… the site will remain offline until I can get a spare day to rebuild it in WordPress.
In other news, Sarah Palin is a complete attention whore and should immediately start partying with Lindsay Lohan and Paris Hilton.
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More people we can safely dislike #19
- The coworker reads aloud every memo, email, etc. to themselves and has to tell me, “Oh, I’m not talking to you. I’m just thinking aloud.” I didn’t ask, OK?.
- People who live in Michigan, one of the snowiest states in the US, but can’t drive in 1/2″ of snow. Please go back to Ohio/Indiana/Windsor where no one can drive in any weather.
- People who make weak tea or coffee. If it bothers your stomach, drink something else. This ain’t rocket science.
- People who rake/blow their leaves onto my lawn
- The Sham Wow guy. Seriously, someone take him out.
- Who do you dislike today?
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Things I Learned from Movies, Part IV
- At any harbor, there will be two or more speedboats with keys left in them
- Anyone who gets in a speedboat knows how to drive one expertly
- Same thing applies to motorcycles
- Aliens are attracted to our women and have matching genetics to breed with them
- All twins are not only identical, but have matching voices and freckles as well
- All magical talismans have rules that only work on certain astronomical configurations
- No matter how rare or ancient the relic, the world’s leading expert on it happens to teach at the local university
- The bad guys—who have spent their lives searching for these evil relics—will not find them until the day of the astronomical alignment.
- These rare astronomical alignments will not make the news. Only bad guys and the local professor will be aware of them.
- What have you learned from movies?
Swiggety-Swag
I make things. People buy them.
Tarot of the Unexplained
USD $22.95
- The first tarot deck to include cryptids, the paranormal, portals, and Forteana.
- Silver, gilded-edge 30 gsm cards
- Includes a 96-page full-color book
Magical AI Grimoire
USD $22.95
- 288 page grimoire chronicling the magical community’s adoption of tech and AI
- Learn how to use AI for spells from multiple magical systems point of view
- Forward by Peter J. Carroll
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