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Sociology Office Hours | January 13, 2006
Grissom's actually sitting in the break area behind his office in the morning, with a rolling TV unit in front of him. He may be screening various dirrrty National Geographic specials purely for reasearch purposes.
He's also hanging out with his new spider that he's named Jerusalem, or just Jerry for short.
He then wonders if the spider likes the nickname, and thinks he could probably have one of the creature languages students try to translate and find out, and then his brain breaks into a thousand, itty bitty pieces, and instead he goes back to watching thedirrrrrty videos.
He's also hanging out with his new spider that he's named Jerusalem, or just Jerry for short.
He then wonders if the spider likes the nickname, and thinks he could probably have one of the creature languages students try to translate and find out, and then his brain breaks into a thousand, itty bitty pieces, and instead he goes back to watching the

Re: Lunch
"Five minutes or so. Just to have something for my records."
Re: Lunch
[OOC: Which I will post soon as I figure out something.]
Re: Lunch
Re: Lunch
Knockerghost: The Movie
by Marty Blank
Knockerghost tells the story of your average suburban family who buys a house built over a graveyard. Instead of getting their asses out of the house when body parts and mucus falls from the ceiling, the family sticks around and lets their youngest daughter (who talks to the Knockerghost through the TV) gets sucked into the closet where some weird portal to the ghost world is.
In order to get their kid back, they hire this freaky hobbit
Edtype woman who makes the Mom jump into the portal with a rope tied around her waist. (Because we all know what a great idea that is). Then there's a whole bunch of "Go into the light" crap and then the munchkin woman says that the house is clean. But anyone looking at all the goo on the floor can tell you it isn't.The next day the house is swallowed up in the ground and the family checks into a hotel.
The End.