Still my favorite Treehouse of Horror segment. I’m certain I’d of never discovered and fell in love with Edgar Allan Poe without it.
I fondly recall the many hours I spent rewinding and rewinding my recording of this episode, writing down each line until I could recite the poem by heart. And that “Wow!” moment when I discovered there were MORE stanzas to learn. This segment has such a significant role in my growth as a reader and a writer.
Halloween measures 18x24, is limited to 150, and costs $50. House on Haunted Hill measures 18x24, is limited to 75, and costs $60. The Omen measures 36x24, is limited to 165, and costs $50, while its variant (right) is limited to 90 and costs $75.
They go on sale tomorrow, October 22, at 12pm EST. Read a statement from Pittides regarding his piece below.
Friend of mine (who lives in a swamp on a pile of guns, so don’t worry) got one of these today
Election season is fun.
Spooky as this is, it’s also kinda funny to imagine the local PBs trying to intimidate a person who has more guns than they do members
“we have gained access to the entire voting infrastructure” …means they went to the state online voter reg page and put in the person’s name and birthday. addresses and party registration are not considered private info. it’s extremely easy to do, y'all ain’t special
that said, anyone who is concerned about someone they know being able to track them down like this (e. g. victims of abuse) look up your state’s Protected Address Voter Registration, you generally just have to sign/check a box stating you have safety concerns about making your address publicly available.
It was the whole voting infrastructure. They hacked into the mainframe and now they’re gonna shut our whole system down.
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