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German towns call for new air-raid bunkers and sirens
Did Chris and Regan convert to Catholicism?
If Ariel and Eric kissed before the sunset on the 3rd day would Ariel have gotten her voice back
Juliet Hulme dead at age 84.
R.I.P
How old was Inge?
Army cuts could be scrapped amid looming threat of war with Putin
Did McDonalds use beef tallow for their fries before the Ray Kroc take over?
Now Tesco AND Aldi ration fruit and veg: Britain's biggest supermarket and budget chain join Asda and Morrisons....
Switzerland may ABANDON centuries of neutrality over Ukraine war
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I remember when the liberals were taxing fast food and sodas, trying to get the state more involved in controlling what people eat. Now they are pushing "Big is beautiful"
Unless she hated the ending, tracked him down, kidnapped him and held him hostage and made him write a new book bringing Misery back to life.
That is only because they only wanted to kill Honora. They had no intention of murder again. Once Honora was out of the way their goal was to runaway to the USA and become famous.
She is 84 now. Juliet is dead.
Carrie. Her humiliation in the showers was beyond evil and cruel. I don't think even Regina would go that far, sure she would write about it in the burn book but I don't think she would pelt a crying girl begging for help with tampons.
Funny how the left called Conservatives "conspiracy theorists" for asking questions about Covid and now the left have become the conspiracy theorists.
R.I.P
There is brief nudity in A Nightmare on Elm Street. During the scene where Freddy tried to drown Nancy in the bath you see a brief side view of her breasts.
I agree. Many people now even call the thrillers of the late 1980s and early 1990s (Fatal Attraction, Seven, Silence of the Lambs, Misery) horror.
And it is not the first time there has been a coronavirus outbreak. The 1889-1890 Russian flu pandemic was caused a similar coronavirus to the one of 2020. The world didn't go into full shutdown in 1889 though.
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