[ SECRET POST #5107 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5107 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[A Nightmare Before Christmas]


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[Carl Lentz, former pastor of Hillsong Church]


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[Laura Ingalls Wilder, "The Long Winter"]


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05.
[The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System, Heaven Official's Blessing]


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[FFXV]

















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Comments

Re: Inspired by #2 - What is Your Least Favorite Xmas/Holiday Movie?

[(Anonymous)]

Have always loathed Home Alone. I can't even quite put my finger on why I hate it so much. I mean I am approximately of an age with Macaulay Culkin, so it's not just that it was a movie for kids and I'm not a kid - I hated it when I was a kid too. A part of it I think is all the slapstick-comic-related injury, and I just can't watch people get hit in the head that many times, it gives me a headache after awhile.

...Having said that my favorite holiday movie is Lethal Weapon so I'm not sure how that works. Maybe because I've never been shot, drowned, beaten up in a fistfight, etc. so I don't find the kinds of injury people sustain in that movie relatable.

Re: Inspired by #2 - What is Your Least Favorite Xmas/Holiday Movie?

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, Home Alone is a pretty terrible movie unless you love the slapstick. It falls flat as a family movie (seriously, fuck Kevin's entire family), and any Christmas messages it tries to send out are mixed at best.

Re: Inspired by #2 - What is Your Least Favorite Xmas/Holiday Movie?

[(Anonymous)]

The actual touching family moment is reserved for the scary old neighbor, as it should be.