There are lots of reasons to love Captain Steve Rogers. Perhaps his greatest quality is his single-minded courage.
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Amy Satterly is an educational professional and aspiring geek who only began to truly embrace her dork-dom later in life due to her misguided attempts at becoming an overachiever.
Linda Hawkins, on the other hand, has been painfully aware of her dork-dom from Day One. She spends most of her time waiting for her mutant powers to surface and putting together her application for Xavier’s School for the Gifted. Visit their Facebook page.
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Sisters Sardonic has written 10 articles so far, you can find them below.
There are lots of reasons to love Captain Steve Rogers. Perhaps his greatest quality is his single-minded courage.
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You know, sometimes, a girl just needs to eat cake (actually, most of the time). Geek girls had a damn good reason this weekend.
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I loved this movie, but I think what you get out of it has a lot to do with what you bring in to the theater yourself. I went in expecting pretty much nothing, and got something that not only entertained me, but spoke to me as a person. “You have the weapons you need, now fight.” Go, and see what you come back with.
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Do Browncoats Have Hope? While some shows fade into obscurity when canceled prematurely, there is at least one show that simply will not die. Fans of Joss Whedon’s Firefly – Browncoats, we call ourselves – refuse to give up on our beloved Serenity and her crew of shiny misfits. With such dogged determination, could there be a possibility of fans launching a return flight?
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We are sure there are many holy sites out there for fandom, but since we live in the Midwest, our options are limited (although we do intend to take a Supernatural road trip soon). So, when a traveling exhibit of greatness arrives somewhere in our vicinity, we feel obligated, even driven, to attend. So, on Saturday we visited the Louisville Science Center’s latest attraction which happens to be Star Trek: The Exhibition.
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By The Sisters Sardonic – This week’s episode gave us some great possibilities. Jael brought a possible Mothman case from a video taken in 2009. As we were both terrified by the movie The Mothman Prophecy, we were eager to check that out. Ben brought up the videos from the moon landing and the possibility of that famous historic event being faked. We asked, “Didn’t the Mythbusters do this already?”
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By The Sisters Sardonic – One of the Sisters’ favorite shows came back to us recently and oh, how we have missed it. Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files premiered after a brief hiatus. This is the show that brought us one of our most freaked-out, what-was-that moments. They introduced us to what we lovingly and terrifyingly refer to as “the clothespin monster,” a bizarre bipedal creature that could not be identified. Look up the episode “Unwanted Visitors/Strange Sightings” and prepare to be freaked. If it doesn’t freak you out, well, FRIENDSHIP OVER.
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By The Sisters Sardonic – For those who love the paranormal, each new TV season simply astounds with the plethora (thank you The Three Amigos for teaching us that word) of ghost-oriented shows available. Just a few short years ago, one was lucky to find dramatized narratives of ghost stories during the Halloween season, let alone the rest of the year. Now, thanks to the weird and bizarre world we live in, one has a choice of numerous shows not just telling boring stories, but delivering real-life ghost action. Last Sunday night was the premiere of fresh episodes of Paranormal State, back-to-back episodes of haunt-y goodness. So, we Sisters settled in with our review supplies (chocolate truffles, a legal pad, and chocolate truffles) and prepared to be scared.
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By The Sisters Sardonic – Why do we love to be scared? Why do we find it so fun to scare others? Maybe it’s the sudden adrenaline rush, or the desire to see a totally authentic, uninhibited reaction, from someone. Whatever the reason, fear can be good clean fun and the creative team behind the Syfy TV show Scare Tactics has it figured out. For four seasons, viewers have been tuning in to watch the madness and mayhem that Scott Hallock and Kevin Healey have produced, deliberately scaring people out of their wits with monsters, aliens and the scariest monsters of all: people.
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By The Sisters Sardonic – The biggest event on Destination Truth was watching team member Ali use an iPad. It was almost like they were rubbing it in our faces, “Look how cool we are, we get to use an iPad and all this cool equipment and you have to stay home and watch us on TV.” Okay, we’re jealous already.
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