...but where the hell is Waldo?
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Posted by at June 28, 2002 06:21 AMOh. There's Waldo.
(I could hop a bus to Portugal and get you, pal.)
Posted by: Eeksy-Peeksy on June 28, 2002 07:23 AMHey that's the still from The Exorcist.
I remember watching that movie on video during a hallucinogen escapade in high school...and pausing it over and over again on that part. When you are in that state, those subtle images can really ingrain themselves on your subconscious. I can see it even now.
There's another similar image later in the movie during the exorcism. The screen goes white for a frame, then the image, then black, then returns to the film. Very effective use of near subliminal techniques.
Posted by: kafkaesque on June 28, 2002 11:37 AMFunny, the first time I ever saw "the exorcist", (on cable I think)I was also having my first acid trip. (I was not always the bunny you know and love now...)
Frankly I don't remember much of it. Too busy noticing how foggy the walls were.
Just dont tell me you found Jesus while you were on acid. I hate that.
obligatory jesi:
- The Lord is a very busy man. I do what I can. But Jesus is always going for the big picture. But he's always there to help us out of hte little jams too. Can I get an "amen"?
- Hey! I found Jesus! He was down the back of the sofa the whole time!
Posted by: kafkaesque on June 28, 2002 02:14 PMNo, silly, that's just Sofa Jesus, not the real Jesus.
There are a whole bunch. Collect 'em all!
Posted by: D on June 28, 2002 02:28 PMI had the unique experience of seeing the re-release of that movie in a theather in a rather nasty part of Philadelphia. Whatever may have previously scared the bejeesus out of me was effectively ruined by the ghetto kids who were throwing ketchup packets at the screen, laughing hysterically when she did the backwards crabwalk down the stairs, and yelling out such insightful criticisms, such as "damn, dat ho is nasty!"
Posted by: adampsyche on June 28, 2002 02:28 PMHumph. That's what I get for posting "true confessions" around this bunch.
If you MUST know, my spiritual epiphany was at a gay bar watching a drag show with all my other straight friends as the "chanteuse" lip synched "Operator".
I got my butt into church the following week.
Quit laughing. It's the truth!
Posted by: b****fire on June 28, 2002 03:09 PMYou know we have totally derailed Miguel's thread.
Repent!
wow, first I'm looking for waldo, then I'm looking at mom. that was interesting.
Posted by: eyeballkid on June 28, 2002 06:31 PMThis thread re-affirms my atheism, my faith in home-schooling, my dislike for psilocybin, and my belief that Tim Berners Lee was a pederast.
Posted by: dong resin on June 28, 2002 07:40 PMUh, pick at me all you want-but can we leave Jesus alone? I promised not to preach at y'all but-this isn't a Good Thing.
Thanks.
Posted by: b****fire on June 29, 2002 09:14 PM[setup line]
Why's he crap at marbles, dong?
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Posted by: mr_crash_davis on June 30, 2002 01:11 AMb***fire,
Jesus can take care of himself. Or he could, if he existed. Either way, it's a bit presumptuous to jump to the defense of a major diety. It makes him look bad in front of the other almighty gods. Next thing you know, Jesus loses his playground cred. I don't have to tell you what comes next, do I?
You guessed it. Holy wedgies.
Posted by: Optamystic on June 30, 2002 01:25 AM(Actually, I was in a hurry and screwed up, Crash.
Jesus is crap at playing Jax. It's a visual, there's no punchline. Sorry for the inconvenience.)
Well, if you loved somebody, you would defend them, right? He most certainly can take care of Himself but still...
Can we get back to Waldo now?
Aw, there's nothing worse than when some good, old-fashioned divinity-taunting goes sour.
Posted by: D on June 30, 2002 05:10 PM
You guys ought to be ashamed of yourselves. if I start preaching you only have yourselves to blame.
*my last warning*
*looking for Bible to thump*
Posted by: b****fire on June 30, 2002 06:25 PMhey, can we talk about waldo again? because that damn waldo in the land of waldos kept me up nights, worse than tetris even. was there a whole clone world of waldos? that makes more sense, actually, because waldo was hiding in so many places there had to be more than one. he's kind of like santa, that way.
also, that still scared the bejesus out of me, and i'm not even trying to talk smack to bunnyfire. that squealing you heard from the southwest? that was me. woke mbp up, too.
Posted by: sugarfish on June 30, 2002 09:47 PMI fell hook-line n freakin sinker for that one - goosebumps, shock value - I'm a lone in a dark basement looking at this thing as the last little diversion before I head off to bed and... shudder. Damn thee, Miguel - I'll never get to sleep now.
That scared the Christ right out of me!
Posted by: kokogiak on July 1, 2002 04:57 AMSomebody wanna put the Christ back into Kokogiak, before we all get into trouble?
Posted by: stavrosthewonderchicken on July 1, 2002 05:34 AMHey, sorry kokogiak! In my defense I e-mailed my fellow administrators, like the coward I am, asking them whether I should indicate the nature of this entertainment and all I got back was a dry message from our most drily humorous monkey-lover saying "thanks for the warning"!
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