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Originally Posted by Cassini90125
About 20 minutes after my last post here my accountant dropped by to pick up some paperwork. I mentioned that we were discussing HTF online; he'd never heard of the show so I described it as a short web cartoon where small cuddly animals suffer horribly and die in amusing ways. That pretty much summarizes it. He looked at me like I'd lost my mind. 
Thirty bucks says he goes online tonight to check it out.  |
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Originally Posted by jekylljuice
Lol. You'll have to keep us posted on his reaction. |
I hate posting back-to-back.
Anyway, my accountant stopped by an hour or so ago to say "Happy birthday, sign these forms." Yay, incomprehensible financial documents. All written in Imperial Kreen as far as I'm concerned. After signing I remembered to ask if he'd checked out the show, to which he responded, "I did.
Please tell me that this isn't the show you went to San Diego for!" I laughed and assured him that it wasn't. He thinks it's disturbing; so does his wife but apparently she likes disturbing, because after he showed it to her she spent a considerable amount of time watching the online episodes and laughing.
They have two children, ages 9 and 7, whom they've decided will not be permitted to watch HTF; they're worried that the younger one will get nightmares and that the older one will get ideas.