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*clicks play* It is inevitable.

Mmm...phallic!

I don't know about this set. I guess I'll find out tonight. I do have a Wolfman set that came out about the time of Van Helsing. It included Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man, Werewolf of London and She-Wolf of London. This is an 8-disk set with 8 movies though. So I'm not holding out too much...

I'm getting a Universal Classic Monsters collection coming from Amazon. It should be here tonight. It includes: Dracula, Mummy, Frankenstein, Invisible Man, Creature From the Black Lagoon, Phantom of the Opera, Bride of Frankenstein and Wolfman. Part of me wants to watch Frankenstein first...

Hmm, there's been a distinct lack of nets this mission...

Then you have to buy a new house to accommodate a couch big enough to accommodate the squish. Having a place where you yourself can sit and sleep is secondary. You gotta accommodate the squish.

"Stay safe" feels like it's been said so often the past couple days that it loses meaning. But truly, stay safe. Keep us updated if you can, but stay safe.

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Cliff Burton 1. Kill 'Em All 2. Ride the Lightning 3. Master of Puppets Jason Newsted 1. And Justice For All 2. Metalica 3. Metalica (DVD Audio) 4. Metallica (3-disc Remastered) 5. Load 6. Reload 7. Mission Impossible 2 (Not really a Metallica Album, but they have a song on it) Robert...

I absolutely love Alopex, so I really hope I'm wrong. But she did have a bit of a falling out when she found out the Turtles were working with Shredder. That puts another nail in the coffin. Baxter and Hob both seem to have some overdue karma coming their way.

Yeah, I seriously doubt they'd kill one of the four. I mean, after killing Splinter, it's hard to dismiss anything out of hand. But I doubt it. but Jennika, Venus, Mona Lisa...Alopex...there are plenty of others that are nowhere near as safe.

If Elisabeth is Victors cousin, it's the original 1818. If she was an unrelated destitute child his mother adopted, its the 1831 version. Most likely it's the 1831 version. That's the more common one.

I think you may have gotten an early/unreleased version. None of mine have that.

I'm just wondering, with a story arc this long and built up this much, what's the body count going to be like? I want to say the Turtles are safe and there's no way they'd kill one of them. But then again, they did kill Splinter. It wouldn't surprise me at all if April, Casey and/or Baxter...

You have powers you didn't even know about. 😳 In all seriousness, stay safe.

It never ends.

Update, I was able to get a Kindle version with both versions for less than a dollar. But with only enough will to go through one version, I'd still like opinions. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07BL4L5NJ?storeType=ebooks

So I'm considering reading Frankenstein for the month of October. The last time I read it was in High School. Thing is, I honestly don't know what version it was. Merry Shelly first published it in 1818. She published it again in 1831, only this one was heavily edited. It seems the 1831 is the...

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