So I pull into the line of a fast food joint to grab a quick bite. Sitting there....sitting there....sitting there. It's a few minutes and now I'm wondering what the hell?

I roll down my window and stick out my head and I could hear the woman asking can I help you? and this jackass is on his cellphone calling his house to find out what his family wants to order!

I sat there for literally nearly 15 minutes and I was trapped because there were other cars behind me. I was literally cursing this fuckface to hell (sorry lord) and by the time he was pulling away from the speaker this was me:




























Damn, I can't believe how inconsiderate and straight out RETARDED some people are

Awww Im sorry sweets

there are lost of inconsiderate people around these days

ThreadCula said:

Tcula I seriously was losing my damn mind in my car I mean who the hell calls their family AT the damn speaker to find out their order???? This is how road rage happens because I so wanted to just gun my gas pedal and smash the hell out of that dudes car

were you in a hurry?

charlottegelin said:

I did have somewhere to go but waiting in line behind ONE CAR FOR 15 MINUTES AT A FAST FOOD JOINT BECAUSE THEY ARE MAKING CALLS ON THEIR CELLPHONE TO FIND OUT WHAT THE CHILDREN WANT IS WAY OUT OF CONTROL!

See, now I'm yelling at my friends That is how much this chit pissed me off

macdonalds was having problems with their computers
but i did not realize there was a problem till i was stuck in line between a whole whack of vehicles.

this was the kind of macdonalds where you don't order over the speaker
you order and pay at the first window and pick up at the second
for some ungodly reason it took me a half an hour to get through that line up
i was in no mood for fries by the time i made it out of there

and to make matters worse
when i got home and out of the vehicle i dropped the damn french fries on the ground


to you supa

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

something like that would not bother me, unless I had kids hungry and whingeing in the car with me. Then again, I never have anywhere particular to go

emm! you must've been so starving!!

charlottegelin said:

well it bothered me because I felt like those 15 minutes of my life had been hijacked

that just sucks

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

You were trapped in a Trilogy of TERROR!!!
(Oh - I would LOVE to have this on DVD!)

My peeve is when I am in a longish line at a coffee shop or even some fast food place and the person ahead of me ONLY STARTS LOOKING AT THE MENU when they get to the front of the line because they've been YAPPING on their cell phone instead of deciding!

DiminutiveRocker said:

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Love that emoticon!

I'm searching out Trilogy online... now I must have it!

DiminutiveRocker said:

We should have a trilogy of terror movie party

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Karen Black is...



...H-O-T!


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

theAudience said:

actually, it was more like this:



but thanks

I turn into her if someone wakes my sleeping baby

charlottegelin said:

Do your kids sleep with you and your husband? I was hearing a story about a man who is on strike against his wife for doing this:

http://husbandonstrike.com/

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

The 2nd pic isn't showing her legs.

Still H-O-T!


tA

Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

no f@#*en way!
we all have our own rooms - dysfunctional maybe, but it works for us (he snores and I'm an insomniac - I can't survive on 2-3 hours of sleep a night, I become ZOMBIE MUMMY!)

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

You almost made me pee my pants with this shit!

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Trilogy Of Terror is a classic. When I was a wee lad of 5, the Zuni Fetish doll terrified me like nothing else in the world...and the next day I wanted one of my own.

was she in "5 easy pieces" too?

ufoclub said:

...& in Easy Rider, where she was Toni Basil's 'trippin' buddy.

Poor Richard. Were you spouting fire when you placed your order?

But, yeah - that's pretty inconsiderate. I can't believe how clueless people are, sometimes.

jtfolden said:

Me too! That thing was the source of many sleepless nights!

applekisses said:

It's so funny because you can identify a gen-Xr just by flashing a picture of that doll or asking about this movie. We in the office were talking about this movie last night and how scared we were of it when we were kids

We pulled up the movie database we have access to and I was cracking up at the comments:

"EVERYONE I know that's ever seen it says the same thing. That doll freaked them out! The doll in the last story is worth it all! You watch this and you won't be able to go to sleep till you make sure any dolls in your house are locked away!"


I first saw this movie in '75 when I was 12 years old, along with my 9 year old sister. To this day, we both will never forget that last segment entitled "Amelia"!


The last story is the one that scared the pants off of me when I was a kid. Mind you, if you ever watch it, take a kid's point of view into account, but even as an adult, it has its moments! Very frightening for its time, and very original in plot. The ending scene is totally awesome. Take into account that this movie was 1975, so there are no computer graphics to assist in realism. I won't tell what happens in that last segment, but suffice it to say that it took my sister and I literally *months* before we'd get out of bed at night without running like mad across the floor!

I saw this movie as a kid and it is the one horror film that haunts my dreams to this day.


Why didn't my Mom send me to bed??,.....
Unbelievably,I saw this movie when I was 7 or 8 (depending on if I saw it in '75 or the repeat airing he following year). The first two stories went right over my head,the third (surprise!...not!) sent me into frightened hysterics & tears!


Traumatized forever!, .....
I saw this movie as a kid. By the year 1975, I'd say I was 8 and my sister was 6. We must've had a sitter that night! (or that's what Mom says!)

The third part of the Trilogy is what we saw, and we were terrified for weeks of the dark and the underneath of the bed! We would jump out of our bed clear out to the hall, to avoid all possibilities of something under the bed! And to get back in, the light had to be on, and we would vault into bed off of the footboard, with our toes clearing the floor as much as possible! We are thinking of actually buying it now, just for laughs!! We actually had a big talk about it just this past weekend at a girls' weekend... it's amazing how many people remember this movie!


Scary As Hell When Your 10yrs Old, .....
I first saw this movie when I was 10 and it scared the crap out of me. It came on Halloween night and even though I was told to go to bed by Mom, I thought I stay up and watch this scary movie with my sisters. HA!! Now I know why Mothers are always right. The first two stories weren't very exciting or scary. I was ready to go to bed, but decided to stick with it and watch the last story anyway. After seeing this African voodoo fetish doll come to life and start chasing Amelia around the house with a knife in hand. I was getting scared. I think the suspense of her searching aimlessly around the house, under the couch and inside the cabinets for this killer doll left me hiding under the sofa throw pillows. The dolls unique high pitched chatter (ie,yie,yie,yie,yie!!, iee,yie,yie,yie,yie!!) over and over again set the tone. The doll was creepier then Chucky and the twisted ending left me with nightmares for a few weeks. I literally was afraid of all dolls for a few years.


Terror Terror Terror.....
I saw this movie when i was 9 and after seeing it i would not sleep with the light off, i would not have my cupboard door open, and i would never look under the bed, this movie scared the living daylights out of me, for months i would leave the light on in my room. This movie was shear TERROR.


This film has probably traumatized more kids than any other in movie history!,
I saw this movie when I was 8 years old, and I was in my mid 20's before I would even try to watch it again. It scared the bejeebers out of me. For years, I would not have anything to do with dolls that had things hanging around their necks (necklaces, tags, etc.). I have yet to speak to a person who viewed this movie when they were between the ages of 4 and 15 who don't remember it with terror, and after reading the other viewer's comments, I still haven't.


Scary as HELL!!!!!
I saw this movie when I was just 4 years old. Why my mother let watch it, on television at such an early age I don't know. This film made me afraid of the dark until I was 13 yrs. old. I do believe in my heart that the director or producer or writer of "Child's Play" featuring Chucky was a huge "trilogy of Terror" fan. Theirs only one problem...the doll in t.o.t. makes Chucky look like a little bitch!


I mean don't all these comments sound exactly like your reaction to the movie!? This movie scared the hell out of me too. I just remember watching this with my mom and babysitter and my little sister and I were literally clutching each other we were so scared. I did the whole jump onto the bed thing too

SupaFunkyOrgangrinderSexy said:

Yup, I distinctly remember getting into/out of bed being a real issue because of this movie. I seem to recall hiding deep, deep, deep under my covers that night (because, as you know, children's blankets are magical things that make kids invisible and keep killer monsters from touching you).

http://www.prince.org/msg/100/183568