'Out Of Gas'
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None of you hates that song as much as I hate that song! That song is one of the demos available on cheap electronic keyboards, the only such that kids recognize, and therefore I have heard it tinnily reproduced, generally more than one at a time, off time from each other, at least six times EVERY DAY SINCE THE MOVIE CAME OUT.
Your hate is a mere pale simmering indifference next to the searing incandescence of my hate.
I don't mind the song - it was the fact that it was playing pretty much non-stop ALL. SUMMER. LONG. It was everywhere, played/sung by people of varying abilities with varying "stylings".
Hmm, now I'm sitting here thinking about that sentence. It should be singular hate, huh? None hate? Not one hates?
No one hates?
Not a one of you hates.
Celine Dion needs to meet the Gentlemen. Because she has a newish song I hate more than That Song(That song, that you'll think of when Kay tells you're 'just good friends'oh, sorry, wrong rant.)
Liese, I can't quite compete with yours, but my hatred of the song (beyond generally not liking the song itself) comes from my upstairs neighbor waking me up at 2am on a work night numerous times by playing that song full blast whenever he brought a girl home.
Just got back from Cabin in the Woods. It was so cool seeing the "Mutant Enemy Production" title during the opening credits!
Of course, being a longtime Mutant Enemy watcher, I figured out the underlying plot pretty much as soon as the eerily familiar chemist mentioned "Downstairs," but it was still mucho entertaining to see how it played out .
Was not fond of the last two seconds of film ( too literal and anthropomorphic, I'd have preferred tentacles or something even less comprehensible ), but the surprise guest shot a few minutes earlier buoyed me up pretty well.
I need to try to figure out, without spoiling myself somehow, if Cabin in the Woods will be too scary for me!
The trailers, IIRC, are a pretty good indicator of the kinds of shocks and starts it packs. There's some gore, but if you can handle watching The Walking Dead it shouldn't be too much for you.