Innominate

3 - POP (Perpetuo Orrore Popolare) Vader - The Ultimate Incantation

Dead Horse - Feed Me

Killer Nerds Emit Encyclopedias PLOP

Sitting around with my friend that I haven’t seen in years, drinking Busch and listening to old country music. Could be far worse. I haven’t drank in a while, maybe since about January or so. Take it easy, everybody. Fuck it.

Dying Unrest Needs Kindling HONE

Furze - The Presence...

Fading Lunacy After Prescriptions WARD

Some Assholes Need Entertainment 🙂 RUBE

Aborym - Fire Walk With Us

Sausage - Riddles Are Abound Tonight

Umoral - Der Sola Aldri Skinner Marduk - Panzer Division Marduk

Dismember - Massive Killing Capacity

Wonder why his wife left him...

Bundy was an illegitimate child and found that out when he was 14. He was forced to act like his grandparents were his parents and that his mother was his sister. There's also reports that his grandfather was abusive to everyone in the household. Ted exhibited violent tendencies from a really early age, so there's probably more merit to the idea that there's certain underdeveloped parts of the brain that account for serial killers. He had a thing going on like Gacy did where he could play, I don't know, "normal" while hiding the more monstrous side of himself. He was involved in the local Republican party and was involved in his community in a similar way. When he was in college, he dated a girl who he was mad about who broke up with him, and it was recognized later that a lot of his victims had a vague resemblance to her. Changing the subject, but there was an article that came up on All That's Interesting about a serial killer named Joe Metheny who started disposing of his victims' bodies by chopping them up and mixing them with pork, then made that into burgers and sold them to customers at his barbecue stand. Pretty fucked up. Here's the article: https://allthatsinteresting.com/joe-metheny

Shakti with John McLaughlin - A Handful of Beauty

Yeah, I know of him, I've read Watchmen. Ever see the Wes Craven Swamp Thing movie? Glad you like the fly. Mackie is the author I remember the most from when I was a kid and started reading Ghost Rider. Still have a few of the 90's ones. I've got some from the 70's too and I think J.M. DeMatteis was the main author of those. I really got into the 2099 series too. It's corny and weird, but I liked it more for the trippy Ashley Wood artwork. The zodiac murders sounds good, will have to check it out. As far as horror comics go, I've got a few I collect, like Gore Shriek, started getting into Spawn, then Night Of The Living Dead and some other movie adaptations. Then it's just other random shit I wound up with, mostly from when a friend was moving and dumped off some comics. It's not much of a collection so far.

House

Napalm Death - Enemy of the Music Business

Miles Davis - On the Corner

It can be hard to find the time for movies with work and all. Nothing wrong with watching stuff on a phone though. Never read Swamp Thing, but it sounds good. Used to be big into Ghost Rider too. What's the Zodiac one like? Yep, I've seen The Fly, the 50's one and the Cronenberg film as well. The Cronenberg one is great, can't go wrong with it. You're welcome for the review It's worth watching The Amusement Park, thanks again for telling me about it. It's not too outrageous, but I can see why the church had a problem with it. There's a few scenes in particular, you'll see...

Rebel Truth - S/T Zero Boys - Vicious Circle

I understand.

I think I'll just go on and clear the court You're alright, General. One more, then I'm out: Fixing Up Rundown Ships DEEP

Cap off a Xanax EXIT

Business Associate Returned Kindly KING