Tried A Little Bit Of Absinthe. Made For A Good Night
Tried a little bit of absinthe. Made for a good night
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Radio
All the radio personalities in my town seem to have this really fake ironic excitement sound. It's hilarious to listen to them scream "Get in a Chevy and get a Yeti!!!" when I know what they really want to yell over the airwaves is something closer to "Why is my life and everything I do in it such a lie!?!"
Gonna have to use those paper towels to clean up the mess I made after I watched this for a mintue straight.......
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Jean “Moebius” Giraud
Gotta love my home town!!
On 22 February 1946, Jimmy Hollis and his girlfriend, Mary Jeanne, were attacked in Texarkana, by a “phantom-like” figure while out on a date in their car. They were beat with an object and Jeanne was sexually assaulted with a gun. They managed to escape. The following month, Polly Ann Moore and Richard Griffin were found murdered. They had both been shot while sitting in their car and Moore had been raped. On 13 April, 15-year-old Betty Jo Booker and 16-year-old Paul Martin were shot dead. Booker had been sexually assaulted and had been found 2 miles away from Martin, and his car was found 3 miles from Booker’s body and 1.55 miles from his body, indicating the teens had attempted to escape the killer but were unsuccessful. There were at least three hundred suspects brought in for questioning throughout the killings. On 3 May, the killer struck again, killing Virgil Starks and seriously injuring his wife, Katie, in their home. He was shot dead while reading the newspaper and his wife was shot in the face but managed to escape and alert a neighbour.
This “phantom-like” killer became known as the “Phantom Killer” and the case remains unsolved today.
Don’t ever inhale mustard through your nostrils…
