#Pizza Sutherland

[deluxepizzaengadine]

Unlocking the Flavorful World of Pizza in Sutherland

In the vibrant culinary landscape of Sutherland, there's one dish that reigns supreme, transcending cultural boundaries and appealing to the masses - pizza. It's no secret that this delectable Italian creation has captured the hearts and taste buds of people worldwide. But what sets the local pizzeria, DeluxePizza, apart in this bustling food scene? In this article, we delve into the world of pizza in Sutherland, exploring the mouthwatering offerings of DeluxePizza, and why it should be your go-to destination for an unforgettable pizza experience.

The Art of Crafting the Perfect Pizza

At DeluxePizza, we take pride in our dedication to the art of crafting the perfect pizza. Our skilled chefs combine the finest ingredients with time-honored techniques to create a culinary masterpiece that is bound to leave you craving for more. Each pizza is meticulously prepared to ensure an explosion of flavors in every bite.

Fresh, Local Ingredients

Our commitment to quality starts with sourcing the freshest, locally-sourced ingredients. From plump, ripe tomatoes to handpicked herbs and spices, we spare no effort in ensuring that every ingredient used in our pizzas is of the highest quality. This dedication to freshness is what makes our pizzas stand out among the rest.

Hand-Tossed Dough

The foundation of any great pizza lies in its dough. At DeluxePizza, we prepare our dough daily, using a secret recipe that has been passed down through generations. Our skilled pizza artisans hand-toss each dough, resulting in a thin, crispy crust that provides the perfect canvas for our flavorful toppings.

A Symphony of Flavors

Our extensive menu boasts a wide variety of toppings and flavor combinations to cater to every palate. Whether you're a fan of classic Margherita or prefer bold creations like BBQ Chicken and Bacon Ranch, we have something to satisfy your cravings. Vegetarian? No problem - we offer an array of veggie-loaded options as well.

The DeluxePizza Experience

Beyond the delectable pizzas, DeluxePizza offers an unparalleled dining experience that keeps our customers coming back for more.

Warm and Inviting Ambiance

Our pizzeria in Sutherland provides a warm and inviting ambiance, perfect for a casual night out with friends, a cozy dinner date, or a family gathering. The cozy seating, soft lighting, and friendly staff create an atmosphere that complements our delicious pizzas.

Prompt and Friendly Service

We understand that great food is only part of the equation. That's why our attentive and friendly staff ensures that your dining experience at DeluxePizza is always top-notch. From recommending the perfect wine pairing to accommodating special dietary requests, we go the extra mile to make your visit memorable.

Convenient Takeout and Delivery

For those nights when you prefer to savor our mouthwatering pizzas in the comfort of your own home, we offer convenient takeout and delivery options. Simply place your order online or give us a call, and we'll have your hot and fresh pizza delivered to your doorstep in no time.

DeluxePizza: A Culinary Gem in Sutherland

In a world filled with pizza options, DeluxePizza shines as a culinary gem in Sutherland. Our commitment to quality, passion for flavor, and dedication to providing an exceptional dining experience have made us a beloved institution among locals and visitors alike.

If you haven't yet experienced the delight of DeluxePizza, we invite you to join us and embark on a flavorful journey that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more. Savor the perfect blend of tradition and innovation, where every slice tells a story of passion and craftsmanship.

So, why wait? Come and discover the magic of DeluxePizza today and indulge in the finest pizza Sutherland has to offer. Your taste buds will thank you, and you'll understand why we're the talk of the town when it comes to pizza perfection.

[thepizzaheist]

5 Best Pizza Options To Try At The Pizza Heist in Miranda

The Pizza Heist is a popular pizza spot in Miranda that serves a variety of delicious pizzas. The restaurant offers a wide range of toppings and crust options to cater to different tastes and preferences.

[bellovista]

The Appeal of Traditional Pizza and Best Pasta in Sutherland Shire

In addition to its breathtaking beaches and natural beauty, Sutherland Shire, a charming area in southern Sydney, is well-known for its superb culinary scene. Both residents and tourists have a particular place in their hearts for the classic pizza and pasta among the gastronomic treats available here.

[glennk56]

Fat Actor Googy Gress. (1 of 2)

Googy Gress has 80 credits according to IMDb. Some of these are voice credits.

PHOTOS

Googy Gress, circa 2000

His first film was The First Turn On!! in 1983, an independent film in which he was featured and was naked for a time. He was one of the main characters in this film.

- 11. His next film where his name is included in the Beginning Credits is the 1986 TV Movie Babes in Toyland with Drew Barrymore and Keanu Reeves. I am not sure if he was padded in the belly for this or not. Other films in this time period suggest he weighed less. Photo 7 looks like he caught Keanu checking out his butt. A lot of butt pictures after that. I don't think that was padded.

12. - 13. Promised Land in 1987 with Kiefer Sutherland and Meg Ryan was next.

14. - 15. Vibes in 1988 with Cyndi Lauper and Jeff Goldblum. His name was included on the poster for the movie in which I call 2nd tier. 1st tier is the Star or Stars. Their names are either over the title or in a larger font, often both. 2nd tier comes next, sometimes followed by a 3rd tier.

16. The next photo I have is from Apollo 13. He was also in Wayne's World 2 (tiny role) and The American President during this time.

17. In 1996 he appeared, for the first time in episodic TV, in an episode of Frasier (3;14) where former fiancee Diane Chambers visits him and presents a play she has written which is very familiar to Frasier. Googy plays Ned in the play, who is essentially Norm.

17. In 1997 he appeared in ER (4;1) where he projectile vomits on Dr. Noah Wyle.

18. Later in 1997, he appeared on The Practice (2;13), as a complainant asking if he has a case against his female dentist who he says felt him up as he was going under sedation.

19. In 1998 he was in Armageddon as a NASA Tech.

20, In 1999 he was in Blue Streak with Martin Lawrence as a Desk Sergeant who could be bribed with pizza. Googy was also a regular character on TV series G vs E (no photo) in this year. He appeared in all 22 episodes.

21. Later in 1999 he played The Overlooker, an alien, along with other fat actor Jay Leggett in Star Trek: Voyager, both were heavily made up and unrecognizable in rubber masks.

22. In 2000, he played a small part in Me, Myself and Irene with Jim Carrey.

23. - 26. My favorite photos of the group. In 2001, he appeared in an episode of Dharma & Greg (4;13) with fellow chub Jim O'Heir. I hope there was an afterparty when the show rapped. Or maybe it was private.

27. 28. Final photos, 2002, NYPD Blue (10;5) he plays a small role as Requisition Manager(?) for the precinct.

[underoospeterparker]

300 followers celebration!

event status: CLOSED

open on: 20/11/23, closing on: 18/12/23

welcome to my 300 followers celebration!! i'm so grateful to everyone that follows me and reads my fics you guys are the best

written: 18, pending: 16

RULES:

a. writing for peter parker, peter sutherland, james potter, sirius black, remus lupin, poly!marauders, steve rogers only b. no limit of requests for participating c. no 18+ content, my blog is pg-13 d. requests might take slightly long because it is exam season for me but i promise to try my best!

available options:

🫶 - HEART

give me a hurt/comfort drabble request for any of the characters

🍩 - DOUGHNUT

tell me about yourself and i'll ship you with a marauder/an avenger + write small scenes based to you and that character

🍕 - PIZZA

tell me about yourself and i'll write an imagine for you based on who you request

masterlist for this event:

you're okay - peter parker comforting you with a panic attack 🍕 i ship you with.... james potter 🍩 - anon 1 i ship you with... sirius black 🍩 - anon 1 bad day - peter parker comforting you after a bad day at work 🫶 i ship you with... remus lupin 🍩 - anon 1 i ship you with... sirius black 🍩 - anon 2 i ship you with... remus lupin 🍩 - anon 2 i ship you with... james potter 🍩 - anon 2 i ship you with... sirius black 🍩 - anon 3 loaning hands - peter parker with a fidgety reader 🫶 i ship you with... sirius black 🍩 - anon 4 i ship you with... remus lupin 🍩 - anon 3 i ship you with... james potter 🍩 - anon 3 i ship you with... remus lupin 🍩 - @dwindlinghaze shaky - peter parker with a reader who forgot to take their anxiety meds 🫶 long day - remus lupin with a reader who's feeling blue 🫶 i ship you with... james potter 🍩 - @beanysofa anxiety meds - james potter with a reader who's embarrassed about her medication 🫶 i ship you with... peter parker 🍩 finals breakdown - remus lupin with a reader who's stressed about finals 🫶 i ship you with... james potter 🍩 - @loving-and-dreaming shower first, please - james potter with a reader who has OCD 🍕

[cchapsticck]

dog at the door

|| tuleloits - kerli || rabid - bill wasik and monica murphy || pizza alley - aesop rock || vol. 1 - i wish - karolina koryl || grey ooze (ad&d monster manual) - david sutherland || rant: an oral biography of buster casey - chuck palahniuk || juiblex the faceless lord (ad&d monster manual) - david sutherland || spleen - charles baudelaire translated by john collings squire || We are Here - aleix plademunt || letter to jean-paul sartre - simone de beauvoir || gauze - aesop rock || untitled - donovan Johnson || letter from another UNIVERSE - f.w. stumpfi || cleansed - sarah kane || a love letter written at the heat death of the universe - aimee ogden ||

[santacarlacarousel]

Which of the Lost Boys do you think is the most likely to…

Be mistaken for a celebrity?

Have visited the most states or even countries?

Have a collection of books that they may or may not have read entirely?

Speak a foreign language fluently?

Identify types of flowers?

Have the most body count?

Be a sadist?

Be the best at math?

Give someone the wrong directions (intentionally)?

Be an extra in a zombie movie?

Have read a Harlequin book?

Win at trivia?

Give the best hugs?

Fall from the tree?

Enjoy pineapple on their pizza?

Which of the Lost Boys do you think is the most likely to…

1. Be mistaken for a celebrity? Just imagining like modern AU and somebody comes up to David like “has anyone ever told you that you look like a young Kiefer Sutherland?” This works for canon timeline too but they’d probably be like “hey you look like the bully from Stand By Me.” (if I’m not making a joke about their actor I think the answer might actually be Paul just because he really has that like hair metal look going on, I could totally see someone mistaking him for [insert blonde rockstar here])

2. Have visited the most states or even countries? Hmmm my personal backstory for Marko has him hitchhiking cross-country to California, so if I’m being true to that, he’s the answer. 

3. Have a collection of books that they may or may not have read entirely? The fandom tells me Dwayne likes to read so I gotta pick him (he might not have read all of them but he’s at least read the communist manifesto lmao). Bonus points to Marko who I’m certain has a collection of diy punk zines. 

4. Speak a foreign language fluently? I think we got a couple options for this one. If you support Italian Marko he’s an obvious one. I think one of them is at least conversationally fluent in Spanish if they’ve been living in Santa Carla their whole lives, though, like maybe Dwayne. 

5. Identify types of flowers? This feels like David to me, he would absolutely surprise you by knowing the names of the night-blooming flowers you pass on a late-night walk with him.

6. Have the most body count? I love that with these guys I honestly can’t tell if you mean body count or body count. Kills I think it’s whoever’s been a vampire the longest, so probably David. If we’re talking sex, I… still think it’s David, actually, but Paul’s giving him a run for his money. 

7. Be a sadist? Once again I’m like, soooo, do we mean sexually or. homicidally. They’re all pretty brutal when they feed, though whether that gets their rocks off or if it’s just the bloodlust is anyone’s guess. 

8. Be the best at math? David maybe. This is hard for me because they’re all so gay. 

9. Give someone the wrong directions (intentionally)? Paul and Marko would absolutely do this to fuck with somebody and think it was so hilarious.

10. Be an extra in a zombie movie? Honestly I wanna say Marko, I feel like he would enjoy it. 

11. Have read a Harlequin book? Oh it’s somebody’s guilty pleasure for sure. Maybe Marko?

12. Win at trivia? I feel like they’d all have their strong suits when it comes to trivia. They’d make a pretty good bar trivia team actually lmao if they could rein in their competitiveness and not start fights with the other teams.

13. Give the best hugs? I think I need to hug each of them to test this out and best answer this question. My initial reaction is Dwayne though, he just looks like he’d give good hugs. 

14. Fall from the tree? Other than Michael you mean? I feel like Paul would. 

15. Enjoy pineapple on their pizza? Oh I feel like this would be such a debate amongst the boys. Paul would love it, Marko would think it’s sacrilege, David and Dwayne would refuse to pick sides but I think secretly they like it.

[hoursofreading]

Successful people can afford to engage in countersignaling—doing things that signal high status because they are associated with low status. It is a form of self-handicapping, signaling that one is so well off that they can afford to engage in activities and behaviors that people typically associated with low status. An example from Ogilvy Vice Chairman Rory Sutherland: If you’re a top executive, turning up to work on a bicycle is a high-status activity because it was a choice and not a necessity. But if you work at Pizza Hut, turning up on a bike means you can’t afford a car. Or consider arriving “fashionably late” to a social gathering. For most people, there is an opportunity cost of socialization for arriving late. Each additional minute past the start of the event is a minute you did not spend interacting with others—maintaining and enhancing social bonds, forming potential business partnerships, seeking profitable opportunities, and so on. Tardiness is a bad habit for most people. But for high-status, prominent individuals, the opportunity cost of being late is comparatively smaller. Their social connections are already assured, their reputations already established, their economic positions already secured. A final example of how countersignaling is differentially costly depending on social position: If you are an extremely successful author, you don’t have to self-promote your writing anymore. You can wait for others to share it and simply retweet or re-post their endorsements. Some don’t even do that. Some writers are so well known that, despite having millions of followers, they literally don’t promote anything they write on social media. That is some strong countersignaling. Countersignaling is a poor strategy for new writers (or podcasters, or musicians, or others in creative domains). People just starting out should look at those who are a little ahead of them. They’ll usually find that novice writers who are accruing some success regularly post their stuff online and ask others to share it. One form of countersignaling is excess humility. It increases status for those who are already high status, but humility decreases status for those who are not high-status. Summarizing her research, Leslie K. John, a professor at Harvard Business School, has written: “Humility is admirable. But if someone requests information or an answer that requires you to reveal positives about yourself, you should oblige. Research indicates that when someone details an accomplishment in response to a direct question, others don’t judge that person as any less agreeable…we found that if you’re given an opportunity to brag—for example, by being asked, ‘What are your greatest strengths?’ or ‘How did you finish that so quickly?’—forgoing it can raise suspicion. We found that not answering or being coy about such questions may cause people to think you’re neither trustworthy nor likable.” A bestselling author who never posts about their writing seems humble or above it all. An aspiring writer who never posts about their writing seems shy, or unconfident, or unserious. A lot of successful people talk about how their achievements are primarily due to luck (a humblebrag). Don’t listen to them. Even though they are right to some extent, you’re more likely to excel if you look at people slightly ahead of you. Besides, whether you are looking for moderate success (generally within anyone’s grasp) or extreme success (which requires a lot of luck), hard work is still a requirement.

Be Wary of Imitating High-Status People Who Can Afford to Countersignal

[trulyinspiringmovies]

Evil Dead Rise

“Evil Dead Rise” banks entirely on Alyssa Sutherland’s performance and puts little into every other aspect of the movie.

Ellie is a single mother raising three kids on her own. Her sister, Beth, comes over to visit to tell her that she’s pregnant. During dinner, Beth accidentally brings up the sensitive topic of her husband, so the kids are asked to leave and get pizza. On their way back, the kids experience an earthquake. The earthquake causes an abandoned part of the apartment to reveal itself. The kids decide to explore and find a mysterious book.

The start of this movie was very promising. After thoroughly enjoying Fede Álvarez’s “Evil Dead” and seeing the high reviews for “Evil Dead Rise”, I was pretty excited. I love it when modern horror installments use contemporary ways to pay homage to the originals and there’s this great drone shot meant to emulate the Deadite POV shot from the originals. There’s also a surprising gore scene in the beginning that just threw me into the action and I couldn’t be more hyped. The opening title was also super creative, so I knew I was in good hands. Then, the movie comes to a grinding halt. We’re introduced to the main family and they just seemed like they hated each other. All of them seemed defined by one character trait, which made it hard for me to care about any of them. On top of that, the older brother’s dumb decision to explore an abandoned part of a decrepit apartment building that just witnessed an earthquake and was scheduled to be demolished next month annoyed the hell out of me. It’s such an idiotic move that only makes sense when you realize the script needs a way for this kid to find the book. Also, why was the book here anyways? 2013′s “Evil Dead” had clear rules for the audience to follow, but “Evil Dead Rise” seems content with not explaining anything. Then a huge chunk of the movie just revolves around the family slowly getting infected one by one. I’ll give credit where credit is due. Alyssa Sutherland is fantastic in this movie. She can definitely carry a horror movie on her back. There’s some decent gore throughout, but nowhere near the level of the previous entry. I think the filmmakers were trying to achieve a happy middle ground with the tone by having the comedy of the original trilogy and the brutality of the remake. For me, it missed more than it hit. The people in my theater seemed to enjoy it, so I guess it’s all subjective at the end of the day. Still, most of my theater was cackling at the trailer for “Strays”, so I don’t know how much I can trust them on what they think is funny. I think the ending of the movie missed the mark completely. This is a spoiler alert if you haven’t seen the movie already, but the Deadites become this human-flesh-spider amalgamation. This feels like the final boss of a video game, but doesn’t feel practical at all. They’re now slower, louder, less dexterous, and are a bigger target. I get that it looks creepy, but it just seems like a downgrade. After everything is done, the movie reminds you that the main chunk of the movie was technically a flashback. It reveals how the victims at the start of the movie were connected to the events that unfolded and it’s such a barebone connection that I don’t understand why they bothered with it in the first place. I definitely think this is probably the least inspired entry in this franchise. I know that most people are loving the movie so I’m in the minority here, but I thought it’d be worth detailing why I didn’t enjoy the movie like everyone else.

★★★

Watched on April 29th, 2023

[naughtygirl286]

This week Everything was set, all who were going were ready and so we went to see Evil Dead Rise and boy were those Dead Evil lol

Now in all seriousness I personally am not a big fan of the Evil Dead franchise I have seen the original trilogy and have it on DVD. We went to see the 2013 remake, I read some of the comics and watched the first season of the TV show (I plan to watch the rest at some point) but anyway with all that its not really one of my favorite things. Its more of a "friends" thing like I know ppl who think its the greatest thing and I take part in it becasue they like it. I kinda see it like Zombie stuff I'm not a huge fan of Zombies and it takes alot for me to get interested in that but I'll watch Zombie stuff to make certain friends happy. So with that I wasn't really super interested in going to see this but I went anyway. and it was an alright movie I can say it was very wet and gooey and plenty of sticky bloody messes everywhere lol there was plenty of gore and and grossness but it was so over the top at times that it felt kinda silly in away

As for the story you kinda start at the end of the movie first like the opening sequence is kind of like an epilogue in the grand scheme of the entire story but after that it does a "the day before" type of thing so the entire movie takes place all in one night. It follows a Mother and her 3 kids as they are packing up and getting ready to move becasue the apartment building where they live s being torn down at the end of the month. During the night a storm is raining heavy as the Mother's Sister shows up for a visit. During this the Mother sends the kids out to get a Pizza and on their way back an earthquake happens which opens a hole in the parking garage to a hidden chamber where one of the kids goes in and finds a book "Bound in Human Flesh and penned in Blood" and of course does the stupid thing and takes it home along with some old vinyl records and then while home they are messing with it and open it and release the "Evil" turning their Mom into a Deadite and then she goes on to infect others turning them into one too and it is up to the the Aunt and the kids to stop it if they can..

Now I have to say The visuals and practical make-up and all that were all excellently done the production design on this was pretty amazing. The ripping of the girls scalp off around the first was kinda cool. and the weird monster things where all the Deadites merged into on creature was interesting also and that whole thing with the wood chipper was something.. lol and all the crazy stuff they had Alyssa Sutherland who plays the Mother Ellie do was pretty good but yeah It was all pretty crazy tho

Now I can say it wasn't really scary I didn't feel that it was I didn't jump at anything or feel scared at all it was all I just feel that it was all pretty wild and over the top. I did feel it was a little weird at times and like I said it was all very gooey and blood soaked I do feel that the acting was good and very intense and like I said Alyssa Sutherland who plays the Mother Ellie as soon as she get possessed she totally steals the show!! and everyone else did a great job too I think while filming this they probably had alot of laughs

but other then that it was an alright movie they did do some references to the original movies this one is suppose to have no ties to the originals but they do use some familiar lines and a chainsaw is involved lol but yeah like I said it was alright. If you like the Evil Dead series/franchise you might like this one.

[chroniclerp-archived]

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[ ALYSSA SUTHERLAND, 40, CIS WOMAN, SHE/HER ] Welcome to Antioch, FALON PIERCE! Local sources report that you’ve been in town for 25 amount of time and are known to be CLEVER yet TACTLESS. Others have dredged up rumors that you’re involved in UNAFFILIATED, but most know you for your work as the OWNER at KILLER PIZZA. We’ll see you around town soon! ⸻ played by thy.

[deluxepizzaengadine]

Pizza Cravings? Sutherland's Finest Pizza Delivery to Your Rescue

When pizza cravings strike, and you're in the heart of Sutherland, worry not—help is just a phone call away! In this guide, we unveil the crème de la crème of Sutherland's pizza delivery services, ready to rescue you from those insatiable pizza desires. From classic favorites to innovative concoctions, get ready to embark on a mouthwatering journey that brings the magic of pizza straight to your doorstep.

1. Deluxe Pizza: Bringing Italy Home

Deluxe Pizza takes pride in transporting the flavors of Italy to your very doorstep. With their seamless pizza delivery, you can experience the essence of a Neapolitan Margherita in the comfort of your home. The combination of ripe tomatoes, melted mozzarella, fresh basil, and a drizzle of olive oil captures the spirit of Naples in every bite. Let Deluxe Pizza's pizza delivery whisk you away to the sun-soaked streets of Italy.

2. Cucina Creativa: Culinary Art at Your Doorstep

For those seeking culinary artistry delivered to their doorstep, Cucina Creativa is your go-to pizzeria. With their inventive pizza delivery service, you can savor slices adorned with unexpected delights like figs, prosciutto, arugula, and balsamic reduction. Each bite is a harmonious blend of flavors that transforms your ordinary meal into an extraordinary experience.

3. Nonna's Kitchen: Love and Tradition, Delivered

Nonna's Kitchen extends its warm embrace through their pizza delivery service. The wood-fired oven's touch is preserved as your pizza makes its way to your home, capturing the rustic charm and authentic flavors of their traditional recipes. Enjoy the Quattro Formaggi, and with every bite, relish the love and tradition that make Nonna's pizzas truly special.

4. Green Garden Pizzas: Nourishment at Your Door

Embrace a wholesome indulgence with Green Garden Pizzas's delivery service. Their commitment to locally sourced, organic ingredients shines in every slice. From whole wheat crusts to a medley of vibrant vegetables, the Garden Harvest pizza arrives at your doorstep as a celebration of health and taste.

5. Your Pizza Haven: Craft Your Dream Slice, Delivered

Your Pizza Haven ensures that your pizza cravings are met exactly as you desire. With their personalized pizza delivery, you can enjoy your customized creation without leaving home. Whether you prefer the classics or wish to venture into new flavors, Your Pizza Haven delivers a slice of your imagination.

6. Coastal Crust: Taste of the Sea, Wherever You Are

For seafood lovers, Coastal Crust brings the flavors of the ocean to your home through their seamless pizza delivery. Experience slices adorned with succulent shrimp, tender calamari, and briny mussels atop a garlic-infused crust. With every bite, feel the coastal breeze and the essence of maritime living.

7. Piazza Elegante: Gourmet Elegance Delivered

Indulge in a touch of luxury with Piazza Elegante's gourmet pizza delivery. The Truffle Temptation, graced with black truffle shavings, velvety ricotta, and delicate prosciutto, arrives at your door as a masterpiece of culinary elegance. Savor gourmet flavors in the comfort of your home.

Fulfill Your Pizza Cravings with Sutherland's Finest

Pizza Sutherland delivery services are here to rescue you from those irresistible pizza cravings. Whether you're longing for a taste of Italy, innovative creations, or traditional flavors, these pizzerias ensure that pizza perfection arrives right at your doorstep.

[thepizzaheist]

Pizza In Miranda | Pizza Delivery | The Pizza Heist

Welcome to The Pizza Heist! We are a local Pizzeria serving pizza in Miranda with fresh toppings that are prepared everyday inhouse. Order Now!

[cinemaslife]

Alyssa Sutherland se merienda la película, de hecho casi que me da igual que salga más gente.

Esta peli va de que hay un terremoto cuando unos chavales vuelven de comer pizza y se ve que viven en el edificio más cochambroso del barrio más cochambroso, porque se hace un boquete en el suelo y nadie se sorprende.

La chavalería se asoma y ven la antigua cámara acorazada del antiguo banco que había allí, asoman el hocico y encuentran un libro y unos vinilos (que no deberían de oír ni leer porque estaba en un sarcófago rodeado de cruces).

El hijo mayor que es más tonto que tonto abre el libro, oye los dos primeros vinilos y siembra el caos, total para que la posesión se la coma su madre que ya tiene bastante con que los van a desahuciar y que el marido la ha abandonado con tres hijos que son tres demonios.

A Elle se le mete el demonio dentro pero antes se las hace pasar putas, todo es un marrón tras marrón mientras se van dando por poseídos cada uno, hasta que solo queda la hermana de Ellen y su hija pequeña, porque los 4 vecinos y sus dos hijos mayores se quedan poseídos y moñecos, a cada uno con una posesión más desagradable que otra.

Al final todo sale relativamente bien porque ya peor no podrían estar, pero lo más sombroso es que una vecina que vive en el piso 5 (ellos viven en el 10) no se ha enterado de nada, ni del terremoto, ni de los tiros, ni de los gritos, navajazos, ascensor cayendo en picado, golpes por todo el edificio...y na se va poseída de vacaciones porque le demonio necesita que le de el sol y el aire.

[beatdisc]

This Week Only - Laneway Artist Vinyl Sale 

We brought some left-over stock back from St Jerome's Laneway Festival so are having a flash sale from now until Sunday. All records pictured are 10% to 20% off retail price, some even lower! (see below for individual pricing) 

Get in touch via phone (02 9891 9330), email (info@beatdisc.com.au),  comment below or message us to grab anything pictured. 

Flat $10 shipping rate for all Australian orders.

- HAIM  - Something To Tell You (2xLP) - Was $70, now $60 - TURNSTILE  - Glow On - Was $65, now $58 - Fontaines D.C.  - Skinty Fia - Was $50, now $40 - Fontaines D.C. - A Hero's Death - Was $50, now $40

- 100 gecs  - And The Tree Of Clues (Red Vinyl) - Was $65, now $58 - slowthai  - Tyron - Was $50, now $40 - Julia Jacklin - Don't Let The Kids Win (Blue Vinyl) - Was $55, now $40 - Julia Jacklin - Pre Pleasure (White Vinyl) - Was $55, now $40

- The Beths  - Expert In A Dying Field (Yellow Vinyl) - Was $50, now $40 - The Beths - Future Me Hates Me (Blue Vinyl) - Was $48, now $40 - The Beths - Jump Rope Gazers (Clear Vinyl) - Was $48, now $40 - Ross From Friends - Tread (Clear Vinyl) - Was $60, now $40

- The Jungle Giants - Speakerzoid (Bone Vinyl) - Was $40, now $30 - Mallrat - Butterfly Blue - Was $48, now $40 - Harvey Sutherland - Boy - Was $45, now $35 - Licorice Pizza Soundtrack (2xLP) - Was $60, now $40

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