Twinkie count = 0.
I'm starting to think the illusive deep fried twinkie is just a myth.
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Did you get all Medieval this weekend? Us too!!
ReplyDeleteNo fried twinkies at ours either.
Oooh! What kind of weird people did you see?
ReplyDeleteLots of weird people. But my main gripe is when does Goth start to = period medieval? Wouldn't they have been burned at the stake? I saw one gal dressed up as Gaiman's Death, eye swirly and everything.
ReplyDeleteWow.. I had to look that one up. Way to out obscure me.
ReplyDeleteI'm not even sure when goth became popular! I would have never bet on creepy underground - to OOOH scary kids - to ooh popular goth kids.
I think it just also freaks me out that everything rebellious is now mainstream and cookie cutter.
I'm not even sure what is considered rebellious right now. Certainly not goth.