Tuesday, August 31, 2010

I do get bored, I get bored in the flat field

Yes nurslings, Dr. Casket has been hard at work on the Annual Halloween Playlist. All bands in the A-E categories have made it through the first round of elimination, but there is oh so much more to be done. This year will be entirely legal with all songs coming from albums I own or free downloads endorsed by the artists. Free downloads endorsed by the artists does in fact mean that you can expect links for your own listening displeasure.
Tomorrow I will be letting the cat out of the bag for a new weekly column entitled Wednesdays with Wednesday. Don't expect any Hiss-terics, but she may just claw some culture into you. Pugsley's been hinting that he'd like a spot on the blog as well, but first he'll have to make it past our rigor-mortis editorial staff.
There's no noose on the monster hunt front, but the witchcrafts are coming right along. I know Halloween is still two months away fiends, but when every day is Halloween the big day is just the culmination of our creaky, creepy, crepuscular calling. Don't miss Wednesdays with Wednesday, or Free Delightfully-Deadly-Download Friday.
Also, you should all find the nearest mirror, look at yourself in that mirror, and shake a bony finger of shame for failing to celebrate the birthday of one Mary Shelley yesterday. I would have completely forgotten this myself if not for the freakishly fervent Frankenstein fanatics over at frankensteinia. Visit them often and take a dive into their musty archives for some truly fascinating Frankenstein facts.
That's all for now boils and ghouls, but stay tuned for further deadvelopments. Be careless, and always remember: it's not what's under your bed that you should fear; it's the adorable child zombie behind you!

2 comments:

  1. is this a good enough excuse not to have kids?

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  2. Personally I would be delighted to have a pack of flesh eating zomblings to call my very own. But everyone is different.

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