Philosophy 102- Monday- 1st period- Class #5

[fates_jaye]

"So," Jaye began from the front of the Danger Shop Theater, "let's all be glad the animal people went away, or it'd be really hard to put some of them in this room without them complaining."

Well it was true.

"Anyway, today's movie- I mean, philosophical study- is called meta for Yeti: Curse of the Snow Demon. Which means it's basically that movie where a plane crashes and everyone has to eat each other, only with teenagers, and the giant yeti is the only one doing any eating. Oh, sorry, that was probably a spoiler."

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[fates_jaye]

Like you thought questions of emergency cannibalism were reserved just for Ethics.

Watch the movie

[fates_jaye]

Seriously, from memory: some team or something full of teenagers crashes in the mountains, one girl sets all the dead bodies on fire so no one can eat them (I'm amazed no one went "Yay, barbecue!"), and then there's a yeti that goes around killing a bunch of people.

Also, random Peter DeLuise, iirc.

Talk to Jaye

[fates_jaye]

Who be here.

OOC

[fates_jaye]

My headache has still not gone away.

I like this icon, for it implies that Canadians are furious with my headache. Which is as it should be.

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Jim Kirk

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The quality of these movies just kept getting better and better. The effects in this movie alone were enough to make Jim want to quit his life because nothing could ever be better than this. Okay, not really, but wow, this movie was awful in all the best ways.

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Juliet Darling

Re: Watch the movie

[twintuitionist.livejournal.com]

This was gross. Juliet wished Demek had stuck around; he would have agreed with her.

She had a permanent scowl of disgust and resignation on her face as she watched.

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Arietty Clock

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Jeremy Darling

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Dave Nelson