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I had quite a few fears as a kid, and all of them came back to revisit me when the movie "Poltergeist" was released. The tree outside the window was pretty freaky. When I was in 5th grade, we lived on the 3rd floor of the base apartment complex, and there was a massive oak tree outside in the courtyard. One branch managed to grow right out to the point where it would brush against my bedroom window whenever the wind blew. but the worst memory was my clown doll. It was large, and my mom put it in the chair right next to my door (This was when I was about 8 or 9). I was terrified of that drat thing. I imagined that it would come to life in the dead of night, scamper to my bed, and kill me in my sleep. I eventually managed to damage it enough that mom got decided it couldn't be repaired any longer and finally got rid of it. When I saw Poltergeist, all that came flooding back. Steven Spielberg can rot in hell.
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Drad_Bert posted:Very interesting..... No. Krusty looks nothing like the clown in Poltergeist. It's gotta be a scary clown, like Pennywise or Poltergeist. Krusty is a good clown, who has small feet, like all good people.
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KiteAuraan posted:
I loved the yip yips. They are my favorite muppets!
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