Ann Coulter: Plan 10 from Outer Space?

Guest posted by Stupid Monkey Planet

For a change of pace, here's a post by Stupid Monkey Planet, best friend and fill-in editor. Usually, he posts when I'm away, but today he was getting a bit creative. Time to start up that long-simmering blog of your own, isn't it, Monkey?

ANN COULTER: Plan 10 from Outer Space?

Maybe there is something to the theory about this creature being an alien. Note the appendages, hands, wrists and arms in particular. Some strange bone structure, odd joints and an awfully elongated features on it. Alienish. . .at the very least!!!???

My scientific guess is this is a shape shifting alien. . .from the "Rushlim Bag Moon" orbiting Uranus. I believe the stage the alien is now in what could be called a morphing phase. I think that it is doing it's best to imitate or morph into a woman after failing at being a man.

It does appear to be getting better at this shape shifting bit as it goes along. The breasticles appear larger on it lately. . .and sometimes there are less veins in its NBA basketball player-sized phalanges. I think it also possible that it changes shape with emotion when provoked or soothed. Look at the imagery, and judge for yourself.




That's my case. . . If you need anymore proof try this. . . TVLand

If you squint your eyes when you look at this last picture depicted in the series it is easy to see it/her as a man. Too bad for the ladies and gentlemen. . .she might have been a handsome man. . .if it wasn't for the alien shape shifting thing. ~From Da Monkey

EDITOR'S NOTE: I'm thinking the aliens might have gotten a little praying mantis or grasshopper in the DNA matrix of this creature.

Original Queen of the Night, Vampira Dies at 86

Photo from source, laist.com

Before there was Elvira, Mistress of the Dark, there was Vampira. In fact, Elvira's character was once supposed to simply rip off the Vampira character, but Cassandra Peterson created a whole different identity (and good for her).

But Vampira (Maila Nurmi) started the trend of macabre movie hosts, at once sexy and ghoulish. And she parlayed the character into movies. For good or bad, she appeared in what has been almost unanimously deemed "the worst movie of all time," Plan 9 from Outer Space. However lamentable that movie may have been for her resume, there can be no doubt that she had a profound impact on popular culture. And as a vampire, who knows? Maybe she still lurks among us.

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Vampira Goes to the Great Beyond

Hollywood has lost another legend. Maila Nurmi, who became synonymous with her character, Vampira, passed away in her sleep yesterday at the age of 86. . .

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