Ok.
I have her alone this afternoon.
And I am seriously considering letting her watch Army of Darkness (thanks to all who recommended it)
I really need her to understand horror like I/we do
That it is something to be watched and appreciated.
Not something to run and hide from.
It's not that scary is it?
:confused:

re:
 

army of darkness is a great movie. a cult classic for sure, and bruce campbell does not disappoint.
actually, it sounds like an almost perfect movie to get children to understand horror, because of the mix of horror and comedy.

first rate choice.

nice name - will you now start using monkey images in all your posts?


sheesh

ok
 

a little cranky today?

i have been using the name zero for about 10 years now.
so pardon me for finding this site after you, but i am not going to change my own persona just to satisfy someone who isn't even worth my time.

as far as using monkeys, its not very likely.
monkeys aren't my thing.

suuure - don't want to take up that VALUABLE time. i can only imagine the important things you must do. . .

picking out lint hairs

making a list of people you will soon become friends with - just as soon as they see the real you

contemplating the odd fact that people start to snicker as soon as you walk away

and, coming up with new ways to ignore basic notions of web-etiquette; like parrotting a well-established member's name

you'd better get back to work




ass

I dunno, with kids it depends on what would scare them I guess. When I was a kid, IT scared me to death but Halloween and Mimic were like... my favorites and weren't scary at all

You just spent time talking to him, you're wasteful.

nice one MM - if he's so damn busy what's he doin here in the first damn place!!!

It's only a waste of time when he thinks it will help in his favor.

put him in the movie as the gimp from pulp fiction - and keep the zipper mask zipped tight!