Category: Kindertrauma Funhouse
Kindertrauma Funhouse :: Hosted by Craftypants Carol!
UNK SEZ: We've got some deliciously challenging screenshots today thanks to our devious pal CRAFTY CAROL of CRAFTYPANTS CAROL'S FANCY CRAFTY WORLD! Two of these are from horror parodies, so keep that in mind. Otherwise, good luck kiddies! You've got 12 chewy images to dine on today!
Christopher George Funhouse!
Today's Funhouse will be a breeze because all of the images poised for identification have one amazing thing in common, they all involve CHRISTOPHER GEORGE! That is because today is the day that CHRISTOPHER GEORGE was born and we'll be celebrating that fact all day. I can't host a party this big alone so I asked our local CHRISTOPHER GEORGE expert Amanda Reyes of MADE FOR TV MAYHEM to join me. In fact, if you want to learn more about the man, the myth, and the legend you can allow Amanda to school ya' some HERE!
Can you name the CHRISTOPHER GEORGE classics below? If not, feel free to leave a comment about your warmest CHRISTOPHER GEORGE memory instead. Good luck and Happy CHRISTOPHER GEORGE Day!
Kindertrauma Funhouse :: Someone's in the Kitchen With Aunt John
I am sorry to report that your Unkle Lancifer has come down with a dreadful head cold, and not only do I have to make his favorite comfort food of chicken noodle soup with Sour Patch Kids, but I also have to host the Funhouse this week. The problem is, there are way too many cooks in the various kitchens here at the Kindertrauma Kastle (we have 10 kitchens, what can I say?), and I am not going to get a thing done until they are gone. Can you help me remember what movies they came from so I can tell them to please pack their knives and go?
PS: It's been ages since we offered up a prize, so on the line this week for one random commenter is an official Kindertrauma Mug. Even if you have no idea where the above cooks came from, feel free to leave a link to your most favorite crock-pot recipe in the comments. Your dear old Aunt John is a harried homemaker and is always on the look out for new set-it-and-forget-it cuisine ideas. For reals!
