Don't you hate it when your twisted little mind runs away?

[iheartmaytag]

I read this article this morning:

Police today released the name of a 51-year-old pedestrian who died early Thursday when a train struck him near Lincoln and Washington.

A police report identified the man as Michael C. Meyer.

A preliminary investigation indicated that he possibly fell into the path of the train around 5:30 a.m., police said Thursday.

And no disrespect to the victim or his family, but my sick little mind immediately thought "After all these years Jamie Lee Curtis is finally safe."

 

[frigilux]

I'm going to hell in a hand-basket anyway, so I'll admit I laughed. And laughed.

Well....there's three years' good karma shot to bits, LOL.

 

[cleanteamofny]

Got me scratching my head.

Oh....., I got it.
Michael Myers.

 

[panthera]

My twisted little mind

was driven to distraction (an admittedly short drive) long ago.

It's a tribute to Jamie Lee's skill as an actress that she has survived the stereotyping of cheap horror flick bimbo and integrated the image into so many successful roles.

Still, yes, I did get a chuckle over it, see twisted, distracted little mind, above.

 

[spankomatic]

"After all these years Jamie Lee Curtis is finally safe.

...is she really????

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[spankomatic]

...and then there is THIS!

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[jaxsunst]

Halloween was the first thing I thought. I quite enjoy my twisted mind, keeps me from getting bored.

 

[lordkenmore]

If it's a comfort for us enjoying our sick minds, I'm sure that when Michael C. Meyers was alive, he probably heard a lot about Michael Meyers. Doing simple math, he'd have been about 20 when the movie came out, and I'm sure every friend who saw it probably had a comment.

As for Laurie, well, she may never be safe. With horror movies, you can completely kill the killer (whatever form the killer takes) six different ways, then feed the remains to a black hole just to completely make sure all is well. And yet Hollywood will still find a way of making the killer come back just to milk a few more dollars off a profitable series.