What are we reading?

[mirth]

Wait, we're trying to keep the lesbian vampires away now?

[Gusington]

The ones with an extra 25 pounds of ass flab.

[mirth]

Oh, them

[Gusington]

Yeah I like to pretend they don't exist too.

[mirth]

FYI Gus, once you're done with Salem's Lot, there's a short story in Night Shift that serves as a bit of a sequel. It's called, One for the Road. There's also something of prequel called Jerusalem's Lot.

Night Shift

[BanzaiCat]

Not to be confused with Night Shift (1982):

That's your 1989 Batman, folks. ;D

[Gusington]

I think I have seen bits of the movie way back when...

[BanzaiCat]

It was one of my big time favorites in the 80s. I must have seen it 100 times.

[mirth]

That and Dr Detroit make a great double feature.

[bbmike]

That and Dr Detroit and one of those Star Trek whiskey glasses filled with bourbon make a great double feature.

ftfy

[mirth]

That and Dr Detroit and one of those Star Trek whiskey glasses filled with bourbon make a great double feature.

ftfy

good call

[BanzaiCat]

That's more like a triple feature, though.

[Sir Slash]

Bourbon really helps with all films made in the 80's. Enough bourbon and squint your eyes a little, and Freddy Kruger looks like Art Carney from the Honeymooners. Try it sometime.

[bbmike]

That's more like a triple feature, though.

O0

[mirth]

Well, I'm done with the vampires of Southern Maine. I will be canceling that weekend hiking trip I had planned.