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“Believe Your Noodly Master, Hon”
Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster “The Flying Spaghetti Monster In Baltimore” Something all powerful and delicious has hit the streets of Baltimore. The Flying Spaghetti Monster is here! For anyone not familiar with the almighty Italian entrée, He is … Continue reading
Posted in 2000s, 2010s, Hampden, Kitsch, Pranks, Roadside Attractions, Uncategorized
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John Waters – “Celebrity Ghost Stories”
In each episode of Biography’s “Celebrity Ghost Stories,” viewers will see several first-person celebrity narratives by respected actors, musical artists, and athletes. Cinematic recreations bring to life the personal accounts of stars who believe they have experienced the other side … Continue reading
Baltimore Hontroversy
“In which our favorite Baltimore young professionals wax philosophical about the hontroversy.” View Parts 1 and 2 at xtranormal.com. Visit the “No one owns HON, hon” Facebook page.
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“Tron” Inspires Name Change
Video game designer Todd Hartley became ‘Tronster” for the love of the movie by Michael Sragow (The Baltimore Sun, 12/15/2010) The Parkville boy’s parents had deemed him too young for “Tron” when it played in theaters in 1982. But he … Continue reading
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