And that is not appropriate dinner entertainment. That one requires a great deal of alcohol.
I wondered if I should (have) warn(ed) you. If I'd known you were going to (try to) watch it while having dinner, I definitely would've done, believe me.
Though I'd hate to think what kind of acid trip you'd have with that in the background.
I think Big Steve wrote about it in Danse Macabre. Take a nervous seven-year-old, he suggested and a grown-up who'd just dropped acid, and put them in a Ludovico chair in front of a screen showing (the original) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. His guess was that the kid'd have nightmares for weeks, but the tripper would have to be stored in a soft-walled room for months.
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I wondered if I should (have) warn(ed) you. If I'd known you were going to (try to) watch it while having dinner, I definitely would've done, believe me.
Though I'd hate to think what kind of acid trip you'd have with that in the background.
I think Big Steve wrote about it in Danse Macabre. Take a nervous seven-year-old, he suggested and a grown-up who'd just dropped acid, and put them in a Ludovico chair in front of a screen showing (the original) The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. His guess was that the kid'd have nightmares for weeks, but the tripper would have to be stored in a soft-walled room for months.
I think I will give Urotsukidoji a miss tonight.
I second that notion.