Zombie Simon and Marshall cosplay by Eviinsanemonkey and Deifire

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Inseparable even in un-death.

Fuurious on Julie Condra

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Acabei de descobrir que Crying Freeman foi publicado pela Panini.
Vi num sebo e ao pesquisar: 2006!
Não faço ideia pq não dei atenção na época.

— Clique aqui para adicionar mais informações (@fuurious) August 23, 2019

Já que não temos a versão em papel, resolvi véu o filme.
E que mulher linda! pic.twitter.com/52u1XakBsi

— Clique aqui para adicionar mais informações (@fuurious) August 25, 2019

Tô olhando o IMDB aqui, não acredito que ela era a irmã do moleque de EERIE, INDIANA.
Tô com a série aqui, e nunca a reconheceria.

— Clique aqui para adicionar mais informações (@fuurious) August 25, 2019

Não me surpreende. Tô vendo agora o quarto episódio em seguida e ela mal teve 3 cenas.
Também está loira e visual patricinha genérica.

— Clique aqui para adicionar mais informações (@fuurious) August 25, 2019

Cinco episódios depois, se lembraram que a menina existia.
Acabei empolgando com o seriado é resolvi maratonar.
Acabei chegando no episódio mais macabro:
(Até agora)https://t.co/GMOaKD5VmT

— Clique aqui para adicionar mais informações (@fuurious) August 25, 2019

Anibal on Eerie Indiana

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cuando alguien dice "este peluche se va para su estuche" yo lo que pienso es que duermen en un tupperware como en el capítulo de "Eerie Indiana" de Foreverware

— Kami (@kamihack) August 23, 2019

Ufff memorable ese capítulo, es el Don't Blink de Eerie Indiana

— Aníbal Rojas (@anibal) August 24, 2019

NotReadyForUse keeps the good stuff

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This jam DVD is my my ex husbands. He knows where it is. Along with his Tool cds

— Emma On thin icing. (@notreadyforuse) August 24, 2019

He can have them back. I'm keeping storyteller, willow the wisp and Eerie Indiana

— Emma On thin icing. (@notreadyforuse) August 24, 2019

I loved Eerie Indiana. It was like Twin Peaks for kids.

— Budgie (@CheekyBudgie) August 24, 2019

Tales from the Loop scenario generator

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Hi fellow loopers! I thought I would share this scenario generator that I’ve been working on. It’s full of aspects pulled from various sources (Gravity Falls; Eerie, Indiana; The X-Files; The Twilight Zone; etc.) and is designed to help you come up with stories (either planned or on the fly). Roll 2d6 on each of the five main tables, using one number for the row and the other for the column, writing down the results for each. If you roll a result in all-caps, consult the appropriate table to fill in that blank. Once you have the five aspects, try to create a story with at least three of those elements.

Example:

Antagonist: Drifter (6-3)
Power: Paralysis (3-4)
Device: APPLIANCE (3,1) > Fridge (2)
Goal: Fame (5-2)
Intro: Hiding
The PCs find a car that’s crashed into a tree. The driver is nearby, hiding in a bush. He says that he’s hiding from a hitchhiker he picked up who did something to paralyze him (hence the crash). The hitchhiker told the driver his name and that he should spread the word about him.

I hope you find this helpful (or at least amusing). I’ve used it to create a scenario that I’ve just started running and it’s been going well so far! Let me know if you have any comments or questions!

SUNDAY CHALLENGE

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Sunday challenge time! Your prompt for this week is:

"must have gotten turned around"

Photo Five Challenge

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L3ofric on Eerie Indiana

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Eerie, Indiana

— Scott (@L3ofric) August 25, 2019

Inside the Canine Arrest Team HQ

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Here's a random capture from #EerieIndiana [6.7547@1112s] #ZeroContextTV #NBC pic.twitter.com/6URxV59pfk

— No Context TV (@UKNoContextTV) August 25, 2019

Eerie Indiana Episode: the Loyal Order of Corn

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Watch it here.

EerieIN.com at the Wayback Machine

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If you've ever seen the Eerie Indiana tie-in books, you might have noticed the website advertised in the back pages: EerieIN.com

Surprising nobody, twenty years later this website no longer exists. However, parts of it are archived at the WayBack Machine.

Sadly, the snapshots from 1999 just show a white page with a parent directory, so we'll never get to see what frames-and-flash masterpiece was originally used to promote Eerie.

However, in 2001 an Eerie Indiana fan named MariaC bought the domain and turned it into the Eerie Examiner:



World o' Stuff

Coming soon. A place to find out of print and rare stuff from the townspeople of Eerie, Indiana.