The party last night was pretty crazy. Especially, towards the end of the evening. I hope everyone had a good time - it seemed like it. I didn't take any pictures because I couldn't find my camera. Sorry, if I missed anything.
Some wholesome highlights:
(e:matthew)'s fantastic halloween decor
(e:jim)'s home roasted pumkin seeds
the great costumes, thanks everyone
(e:mike)'s wig
Some otherly highlights:
(e:zobar) and
(e:dragonlady7)'s awesome punch drink
(e:fellyconnelly) and
(e:lauren)'s jello shots
the
(e:imk2) show
(e:dragonlady7)'s shelf -
(e:zobar) you are a lucky man
the
(e:mike),
(e:jill) and Nameless Bitch unicorn hunt
(e:mike) humping Nameless Bitch's face after he caught her
(e:jill) tackling Nameless Bitch and throwing her to the ground
a mechanic who had full body suit button control issues
when
(e:tinypliny) exclaimed, "like the fishy smell of chlamydia" - I missed the context of the conversation
a hot zombie with his pants unzipped getting spanked for wanting to eat brains
geoffrey snorting baking soda off the rug that I put down to stop a stain from the drink he spilled on the rug in his drunken state
not realizing that there was any sort of context for
(e:carolinian)'s dick in a box costume
You can tell people are still recovering by the party/post party web stats for the site.
I admit I heard about that movie but forgot about it untill I remembered today that it was yeseterday. Great pictures of Sheas. I have never taken any inside there and really should one of these days.
Nosferatu was the first vampire movie made-- what's interesting is that, like most vampire popular culture, it is based on Bram Stoker's novel _Dracula_, but it was made without obtaining permission from the author. So it is one big copyright infringement.
That's why Nosferatu had a different name, why he was associated with rats instead of the traditional bats, etc.
Dracula, with Bela Lugosi, was the first legally-sanctioned vampire movie, but it was much later-- it had sound, though not color.
I didn't know about it either till I saw (e:zobar,41688) Someone told me that the Riviera theatre did that same thing last night.
That looks like a really nice theater.
I have always wanted to see that movie. Isn't it supposed to be the first vampire movie ever made? And to see it with an orchestra would have been cool. Is this something they do at Shea's every year?