Werewolves of London. Sat 9

Friday was dark, extremely windy and slightly rainy: a real October day.  I wonder how November will be this year.

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Saturday 9: Werewolves of London (1978)

Unfamiliar with this week's featured song? Hear it here. 

 1) In this song, Warren Zevon sees a werewolf with a Chinese menu in his hand. He wanted beef chow mein. If we Saturday 9ers got together for Chinese, what would you likely order?

I'd call door dash to bring me an Italian meal at the Chinese place...sorry. I am no fan of Chinese food, it's far too salty and without the salt it's tasteless.

2) He also says the werewolf's hair was perfect. Are you having a good hair day?
Yes at least not a bad hair day.

3) Linda Ronstadt was a big Warren Zevon fan and recorded several of his songs. Do you have a favorite Linda Ronstadt song?

I think Somewhere Out There is nice.

4) Warren Zevon admitted being afraid of doctors and avoided check ups. Are you scared when you go to the doctor or dentist for a routine visit?
No, not too much. I was too the dentist for the first time in 10 years and had no cavities at all. I was pretty happy!

5) In 1935, the movie Werewolf of London was released. Do you enjoy being frightened by scary movies?
No, not at all.   E. Michael Jones, Catholic apologist and editor of Culture Wars Magazine proves in his writing that horror is a result of revolution and sexual promiscuity and sin.   He is right. All revolution over turns the moral and social order which makes people act out their passions. Acting out their passions makes them out of control.   Here is a video that talks about this.

6) In your younger days, did you ever trick or treat while dressed as a monster?
No. I never did.  I just had everyday kind  of costumes like cowboy, clown, etc.

7) When you were a kid, what sweet treats were you happiest to receive?
I always liked Snickers.

8) Can you see any Halloween decorations as you answer these 9 questions?
My light up pumpkins.

9) Halloween is most popular in the United States and Canada, and isn't really celebrated at all in Japan or South Korea. How would you explain our Halloween customs to a visitor from another land?
It is a holiday that began to honor Christian martyrs. Halloween is holy eve, then right before all saints day. Some pagan/heathen customs invaded this (to destroy it really) and are celebrated by some up to this day.  Most holidays have been invaded but people must not allow it to destroy things.