October is considered horror-oriented
because it is the home of Halloween. Fair enough, but Halloween is
just the coup-de-grace of the month of terror.
October is a prime month for hurricanes. Sometimes the late ones are the worst - just ask the people of South Carolina today.
It's also a bad month for money. The stock market crash of 1929 was in October - as were smaller crashes in 1987, 1989, 1997, 2002, 2007 and the big scare of 2008. (Thank you Wiki!)
Every even-numbered year, October is the month when political goblins fill our entertainment programming with political ads, and our voice mail with robo-calls.
I mean even the trees are freaked about this month.
October is a prime month for hurricanes. Sometimes the late ones are the worst - just ask the people of South Carolina today.
It's also a bad month for money. The stock market crash of 1929 was in October - as were smaller crashes in 1987, 1989, 1997, 2002, 2007 and the big scare of 2008. (Thank you Wiki!)
Every even-numbered year, October is the month when political goblins fill our entertainment programming with political ads, and our voice mail with robo-calls.
I mean even the trees are freaked about this month.
Shudder. (That was meant to indicate that I was
shuddering, and not to demand or imply that you should shudder -
unless you're so inclined.)
As a service of Just Plain Stupid, I would love to offer
you reassurance and comfort as we dive into the second week of this
most perilous of months.
So instead, I offer these frightening images that my
so-called friends on FB have posted in an effort to rob me of sleep
and create inconvenient (and unpleasant to name,) digestive
disorders.
Misery (and terror) loves company.
Sure we have to worry about aliens
Monsters
And the specter of death
But even things that SEEM safe are dangerous.
Like food
Chewing gum
Even your couch!
Some dangers look cuddly
Some are nostalgic
Some even threaten Star Wars characters
Maybe the best thing to do is breath deeply - maybe take a walk in the woods.
Maybe not.
Warning: Those who went to Catholic school may find this video too intense.
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