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This is the movie that started it all for me


I seen this as a kid a few times and it started my love for horror movies. Ive even e-mailed tim ritter a few times and he wrote back both times. A very nice guy. My cousin used to rent this when I was young and it was just out there and so different than anything ive ever seen before. This movie has stuck with me since then and I recently bought it for my cousin on vhs and I purchased the dvd for myself. I have a few tim ritter films on dvd and ive got to say this one and killing spree are classics (cult) imo. Also what tim had to go through to get his movies out there tells me how much love he has for film... Get this man a big budget and he could do what peter jackson did, go from gorefests to lord of the rings.

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I hope when you e-mailed him you didn't use terms like "I seen this".

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The f @ckin grammar police had to show up huh?

http://www.myspace.com/kentrey
"My father used to touch my butthole" - John Stamos

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I never give people sh!t about spelling, anyone can make a mistake. But people that say I seen, or Valentimes day, or can I axe you a question are part of the dumbing down of America. These illiterate sheep sould be shot with the rest of the git-r-done crowd. They even vote for a fellow retard like Bush. If that makes me the grammar police, then so be it. It makes me sick to my stomach.

The two worst infractions: Morons who say, "I literally died from laughing!" They obviously have no idea what literally means.
Idiots that say, "I could care less". Well, then I guess you care, somewhat. The term is, "I couldn't care less."

I'll shut up now, since I'm sure you "could care less". See you on Valentimes day. We can watch a blue-collar comedy marathon together and get even dumber. Maybe some Nascar. "Look Merle!" "Theys-a-goin'-round again!" "Woo-hooooo!" "Get-r-done!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

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What a complete douche bag! I am guessing you have listened to David Cross. I know that because I am a big fan of his and he goes on a rant about people using the word "literally" and f @cking it all up. And he also hates the whole "Git-R-Done" routine, as do I.

What in the hell makes you think that I like Nascar? Because I wrote "I seen"?
Fine! Ill admit to my mistake but you will have to live with the fact that you are probably a complete a$$hole and your social life has suffered from it....

http://www.myspace.com/kentrey
"My father used to touch my butthole" - John Stamos

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No. My social life is sweet. I'm a bartender so I bang a LOT of hot waitresses. It's sweet. There's like two new ones hired every week, and they're SO dumb. They listen to like J-Lo and Ashlee Simpson and talk about Bradgelina all day. Get 'em buzzed up and you're in.

I am a big Cross and Odenkirk fan. And all those guys from Mr.Show and Patton Oswalt etc. I'm just bustin' balls. My friends and I never stop ripping on each other so I forget sometimes that other people aren't in to that. Also, you're right. I've been called an A-hole quite a few times. Anyway, go back to your Wrangler jeans, wraparound Oakley shades and Busch Lite in a can. Just kidding. I swear.

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My Wrangler jeans are so tight, you can see the veins in my c@ck

http://www.myspace.com/kentrey
"My father used to touch my butthole" - John Stamos

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That one made me laugh. My belt buckle is so big, you can use it for your trash can lid. I have some new names for mullets too. The Tennesee Top Hat. The Canadian passport. Hockey hair. Thanks for forgiving me.

Peas.

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hi this is tom ritter... and i think that t or d is one hell of a hellscum ride!!

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THEE classic line in T or D......"All right........I wiilllllll!!!!!!!" Thank you Mr. Ritter! This film is an under-rated classic, with lots of word-of-mouth and huge cult following. There may only be a small following of us that love it, but we really, REALLY love it! And we try to turn others on to it as well...all the time. It's part of history now, like John Waters early flicks.

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