All We Have Is Each Other--Gramma!

[mrsphyllistorgo]

Well, we did old guys, so this week it's those super survivor gals in the MST vaults!


Old Gals need love. Seriously, they get the short end of the stick, a LOT, mainly since Hollywood marks you as an Old Gal (read: unemployable) when you're about 30 or so, which means Jennifer Aniston, 36, should be taken out and shot. Meanwhile estranged hubby Brad is 40 and going strong. Hmmph.


So show your love for the grandmas, wicked queens, and hobgoblins in MST, knowing in your heart that they really just want to make you cookies and insist you wear a sweater. Awwww!


See replies for last games winners!


mrsphyllistorgo

Yeah, her hairstyle's cute too.

[mrsphyllistorgo]

On and On it Goes Winners!



Lotta bad, bad music out there in the world, music that must be used for summoning demons, music that peirces your brainpan like a large, rusty needle, music that makes you think, "compared to this, New Kids weren't THAT bad."


But some music takes over more of your soul than others, and the bravest soul this week is ...










UNCLEDAD!

Your story of the career and soul destroying Rainbow Room in Vegas brought back such fond memories--well, no, I don't have any memories of Vegas, but the story was still good! You win two comely backup singers to follow you around and an invite to Godfrey's next big shindig! Party on, dude.


Runners up are Slick for Danger! Death Ray's winsome death music and quamp for Eegah's Twinkie filling Vickie. Always play happy funtime tunes for the end of the world and songs about other girls to your sweetheart. You each get an unopened Peaceful Purposes manual and a small plaid satchel to carry it in. We certainly don't want any violence. Not at all.



Everybody play again this week!

mrsphyllistorgo


I buffed my love once.

[Torgo]

Lucinda, Melissa's older sister from the Touch of Satan should deffinatly get a mention here. Psycho homicidal old people kick ass.

[Bart Fargo]

Well, the one I pick is the one that won over Crow's heart.
Estelle from The Magic Sword. Who could ever forget that classic song "Ode to Estelle?" Well, maybe with a little psychotherapy, perhaps...