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PCR #300  (Vol. 6, No. 51)  This edition is for the week of December 19--25, 2005.

LA FLORIDIANA
The History of Miami International Airport -- Part Two
 by Will Moriaty
THIS WEEK'S MOVIE REVIEW
"Munich"
 by Mike Smith
DEADGUY'S DEMENTIA
Trials of a Mother
 by Mike "Deadguy" Scott
COUCH POTATO CONFESSIONS
2005 Did Not Really Exist
 by Vinnie Blesi
MY MIDDLE TOE
In Search of Christmas
 by Mark Terry
THE DROW
The Point of Existence
 by Dylan Jones
SPLASH PAGE
True Christmas Spirit....Man of the Year....Biggest Surprise of the Year....Bigget Disappointment of the Year....I like Superman?...300?
 by Brandon Jones
CREATURE'S CORNER
Christmas Greetings....The Chronicles of Narnia
 by John Lewis
MATT'S RAIL
Issue 300....Freedom of Holiday Choice....Christmas Time
 by Matt Drinnenberg
MIKE'S RANT
The Big 3 0 0....Merry Christmas....What The?...Passing On....India On Line....WTF?, Part 2....Jaws: The Story, Part 48 -- Final Chapter
 by Mike Smith
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Hey Gang:
Boy, X-mas is just around the corner and those at the castle are sprucing the place up in time for the holidays. Inlaws, Outlaws, guys and ghouls, seers and sayers will be there for the festivities. I'm sure Doc and Gorblie have a big blast planned (JUST DON'T BLOW UP THE EAST WALL THIS TIME!). A fun time should be had by all.

The Chronicles of Narnia
The other day I went to the movie with Zombie Dave to see "The Chronicles Of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe." I have to say I was very impressed. Yeah, I'd heard all the rumors about how slow the movie starts out before building into a major all-out war but I found myself caught up in the story early on and thoroughly enjoyed it. As long as C. S. Lewis' books have been around and in circulation it's amazing how many have never heard of him. Tolkien, on the other hand has been around for the same amount of time but his popularity parade started in the mid sixties making his works very familiar to the public at large.

Going back to the movie; the story is great, the kids were phenomonal in their roles, Tilda Swinton was just as evil as she could be, and Aslan could not have picked a better voice as his own, Liam Neeson. The special effects were great and the Minotaurs and Centaurs were phenomonal. I really liked this movie and give it a full Four Screams on the Creature Scale.

Everyone have a great and safe Christmas and I'll see you in seven when I take on the King (Kong that is). C-Ya!!!

The "Creature"  The Creature from Clearwater


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