"Stacy" takes place at the beginning of the 21st century, when teenage girls around the world have suddenly been dying - after a brief bout of giddiness called "Near Death Happiness" - and rising as flesh-eating zombies. And those zombies can only be destroyed by being cut into 165 pieces.
today in giggling japanese schoolgirl zombie bunny-suit chainsaw news
Tags: movies, perversions, zombies
Current Music: Cabaret Voltaire -- James Brown ♬
33 Responses:
I, for one, welcome the giggling zombie-killing bunny-suit-wearing chainsaw-wielding Japanese shoolgirls.
Who wouldn't?
Perhaps the zombies?
Possibly, but zombies only count for 3/8 of a person, so who cares what they think? Don't you read the constitution?
Not the American one. I'm a Canadian.
Zombies are allowed to get married up here.
Wait, our country still allows you.... you people access to our internet?
It's a fantastic movie -- if you get a chance to pick it up, grab it.
Wow - for some reason I think this post might be fscking up _my_ friends list. I get the link and the current music at the top of the page, no side navigation bar, and then just the other normally formatted posts from the other friends. Bizarre...
Yup, there's something weird with the closing tags.
same here. badly formatted html i guess.
-balaji
Let this be your wake-up call to stop using LJ styles that do not put each entry inside its own table.
OK.... Fair enough :)
Since my HTML skills have remained firmly stuck in 1994, is there a good way to tell this? Guess it's off to figure out how to pick a new style now...
Thanks for that I was wondering why this had occured. time to change my lj style.
Benjamin
or stop befriending people that post stuff that breaks your friends-page.
well I could do that, but it had happened before by other friends of mine, and I had no idea why.. my html is some what rudimentory, but a style change which I had been meaning to do anyway.
Benjamin
That just allows a completely different set of html tag fumbles to screw up your friends page.
What we really need is a basic html tag check in the journal entry editor that has a grizzle if you try and close a tag you haven't opened. But until then, how about poping the /td/tr on the inside of the table closure? TIA
Yes, it was broken, but like I said, it looked fine for me in "Generator", so some styles screw you less hard when dealing with real-world html errors.
LJ tries to do auto-correction of broken HTML, but it's extremely un-smart about it, and usually just makes it worse.
Ah - so LJ decided to add /td/tr at the end of the post to close some open tags, but it fails to care about scope. Helpful.
I guess I'll put it on my list busted software I ought to write a patch for one day. I expect the lack of sticky "Don't auto-format" will drive me to look at the LJ source eventually.
lj barfs, even on tabled styles, when you don't close every item in your tables-- it will try to close TD and TR at the end of your post! far far after your table has passed
maybe you should kick brad in the knees.
Drat, Netflix doesn't have it.
that looks hot.
"Blues Campbell's Right Hand 2"
Heh. Heh. Heh.
hahaha..bruce campbell's right hand...LOL
Bud, your HTML is all fucked up. Instead of a proper </td></tr></table>, you've got </table></tr></td>, which, to web geeks like myself, is like having the yolk outside the shell. This seems to be screwing a lot of journals' friends pages. Just thought you should know...
Such are the perils of manual coding. Sometimes you fuck up.
Put down Dreamweaver and join the imperfect humans.
Dreamweaver?!!? Yeech... never touch it. Homesite 5.
Anyone who thinks there's a big difference between Dreamweaver and Homesite is probably suffering from the popular misconception that DW is WYSIWYG only. In actuality, it seems it's more often used in code view mode which is basically the same thing as Homesite: Plain HTML, tag completion, color coding, etc, plus it's extremely extendable. I use it exclusively this way and have never used the WYSIWYG mode.
Bah, I use EMACS.
I toggle switches.
Notepad lives.
I've not been able to leave notepad behind either, except on Linux boxes where Abiword is used.
terrible. not entertaining in the least. don't bother with this stinker.