55 comments of complaining! Come on, people, this is 100% awesome! (Especially Indiana.)
Matt
Momo = Missouri Monster, the Missouri version of the Bigfoot
Adam
Stephen King!!! Not Steven.
Also, why is Delaware a part of PA?
Michigan is great!
Laura
Um, hello, Ohio – dreams? I don’t think so. More like Lions, Tigers and Bears, oh my. Well. That or obesity.
whotothewhat
Zombies!!!I knew it
kenrick
Delaware is zombies just like Pennsylvania if two states have the same thing and border each other than the are colored the same and share one word, look at Oregon and Washington
Ian
Momo the monster was also one of the rides at Six Flags Over Mid America (now Six Flags St. Louis).
Beth
Today is “John Carpenter Day” in Bowling Green Ky. Last week he was in town and participated in events at the “Warren County Asylum” haunted house. He was given a key to the city as well. He grew up on Chestnut street, which is mentioned in the movies of “Halloween”. Also mentioned in those and other of his movies, Smallhouse road, Richardsville Rd and Smiths Grove Ky (which is also in warren county). I didnt get to visit the Asylum, but thanks John for helping make it a really big event!
Beth
p.d. all money raised was donated to the Cancer Society.
I assume the “Clock in the wall” from Michigan comes from John Bellairs book “The House With a Clock in its Wall” which is set in Michigan and was used in the Vincent Price TV special “Once Upon a Midnight Dreary.”
In which case Massachusetts should have gone with his robot from “Eyes of the Killer Robot,” the spookiest fucking book ever.
Kaidoz
Ok, please explain the Tennessee / Cthulhu connection?~? I am very confused!
Sev
Oh man I can’t believe no one else has said what an amazingly awesome shirt this could be.
MOMO, huh? I live in MO, have for decades, and never heard of it. Thought it might refer to Museum of Modern Art, but The Nelson isn’t like that place. Then I thought it might refer to Macrosomia, Obesity, Macrocephaly and Ocular abnormality, but then… not.
So, “Missouri Monster” eh? Kinda pedestrian.
MJ
Worms!? I eat those for breakfast lol
jh
Huh never knew Iowa is supposed to be destroyed by a virus, then again we do have some of the worlds last remaining supply of smallpox.
Leanne
While the Cthulhu Mythos has a lot of fans in Tennessee, we don’t really worry about Cthulhu coming to get us specifically. We are landlocked, after all.
Besides, we have plenty of local spooks to worry about. There’s the Bell Witch, Skinned Tom, and the Wampus Cat for just a few specific examples.
Victoria
I don’t get the “worms” in Georgia.
Leanne Z.
I think the virus in Iowa refers to the movie The Crazies which to place in Iowa
Chase G.
PA’s zombies likely refer to Monroeville being the setting for Dawn of the Dead. It’s a bit of a stretch, but TN being Cthulhu could be the Evil Dead, which focuses on the Necronomicon. Long stretch, though, since they share nothing in common aside from Lovecraft.
I very Brady love the Hawaii one!
Here in Washington we don’t fear Bigfoot. We embrase him! Hmf… Shoulda put Ogopogo or the giant Pacific Octopus. *lol*
Spiders??? I name them.
I might not live there anymore, but since when was Delaware annexed to Pennsylvania?
Where’s the chupacabra?
55 comments of complaining! Come on, people, this is 100% awesome! (Especially Indiana.)
Momo = Missouri Monster, the Missouri version of the Bigfoot
Stephen King!!! Not Steven.
Also, why is Delaware a part of PA?
Michigan is great!
Um, hello, Ohio – dreams? I don’t think so. More like Lions, Tigers and Bears, oh my. Well. That or obesity.
Zombies!!!I knew it
Delaware is zombies just like Pennsylvania if two states have the same thing and border each other than the are colored the same and share one word, look at Oregon and Washington
Momo the monster was also one of the rides at Six Flags Over Mid America (now Six Flags St. Louis).
Today is “John Carpenter Day” in Bowling Green Ky. Last week he was in town and participated in events at the “Warren County Asylum” haunted house. He was given a key to the city as well. He grew up on Chestnut street, which is mentioned in the movies of “Halloween”. Also mentioned in those and other of his movies, Smallhouse road, Richardsville Rd and Smiths Grove Ky (which is also in warren county). I didnt get to visit the Asylum, but thanks John for helping make it a really big event!
p.d. all money raised was donated to the Cancer Society.
43 States??? OMG!!! Where’d they go? Who took/ate them?
Chupacabra. South of So Cal.
I assume the “Clock in the wall” from Michigan comes from John Bellairs book “The House With a Clock in its Wall” which is set in Michigan and was used in the Vincent Price TV special “Once Upon a Midnight Dreary.”
In which case Massachusetts should have gone with his robot from “Eyes of the Killer Robot,” the spookiest fucking book ever.
Ok, please explain the Tennessee / Cthulhu connection?~? I am very confused!
Oh man I can’t believe no one else has said what an amazingly awesome shirt this could be.
radiation should be in Nevada-and Im certain theres some mysterious substances in the water there!
MOMO, huh? I live in MO, have for decades, and never heard of it. Thought it might refer to Museum of Modern Art, but The Nelson isn’t like that place. Then I thought it might refer to Macrosomia, Obesity, Macrocephaly and Ocular abnormality, but then… not.
So, “Missouri Monster” eh? Kinda pedestrian.
Worms!? I eat those for breakfast lol
Huh never knew Iowa is supposed to be destroyed by a virus, then again we do have some of the worlds last remaining supply of smallpox.
While the Cthulhu Mythos has a lot of fans in Tennessee, we don’t really worry about Cthulhu coming to get us specifically. We are landlocked, after all.
Besides, we have plenty of local spooks to worry about. There’s the Bell Witch, Skinned Tom, and the Wampus Cat for just a few specific examples.
I don’t get the “worms” in Georgia.
I think the virus in Iowa refers to the movie The Crazies which to place in Iowa
PA’s zombies likely refer to Monroeville being the setting for Dawn of the Dead. It’s a bit of a stretch, but TN being Cthulhu could be the Evil Dead, which focuses on the Necronomicon. Long stretch, though, since they share nothing in common aside from Lovecraft.