Avert Your Eyes If You’re Under 17

Wait until you see the unrated cut.

Amber Night is Rated R

(found via Cuppy)

Oh, and apparently I have a 30% chance of survival in the event of a zombie attack. That’s kinda discouraging.

30%

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Posted on Thursday, June 28th, 2007 at 10:21 pm. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. Both comments and pings are currently closed.

9 Responses to “Avert Your Eyes If You’re Under 17”

  1. unbeliever says:

    what, no x-rating? The internet demands nudie pics!!

    As for zombiefication, I’m 47% proof! between the two of us that makes 77% proof…

    So here I am on a Friday evening commenting on a blog asking for nudie pics and saying we should team up in case of a zombie attack… viewing my life in that perspective, I need a life.

  2. WhippetGrim says:

    R-rating because of all the naughty words you use. Everyone knows realistic violence is okay, so long as no one swears.

    I have a 72% survivability. I’d say I’d go and rescue the two of you, but part of that 72% comes from the fact I’d shoot my own mother in the head if I thought she was a zombie… so I’m not terribly convinced I’m the one you’d want to rescue you…

  3. Grimmy says:

    I have a 43% chance of survival. I’d say my only hope is that since I’m in Canada the zombies would be very polite and decide chasing people would be rude.

  4. Dragon says:

    My site is PG-13 for some reason. Obviously caught me in a Die Hard 4.0 moment. I do have high survivability in a zombie situation though on account of being able to run quick and because I’m a totally amoral beast who, like WhippetGrim, would just as soon shoot you as save you.

  5. Krones says:

    80% survival rating. I live in a bunker with nuclear capabilities.

  6. Andy Havens says:

    My blog was rated “R” because of the use of the words “pain,” “crap” and “drugs.”

    That’s the dumbest fucking douche-bag shit I’ve ever heard. Since when does use of the word “pain” = adult required? You hear that on Sesame Street! And “drugs?” There’s an assumption there I don’t care for.

    Now… “crap.” OK. A slightly harsh term, I admit. But I think its use probably only warrants a PG or, at most, a PG-13 rating.

    My graphic descriptions of what I’d do as a zombie after my 51% chance of survivability translates into an eternal un-life of brainitarianism… now that’s some painful, R-rated crap!

  7. Andy Havens says:

    Note: my use of profanity in the last comment was intended as irony. If you don’t get it, please [deleted by NSA] yourself.

  8. Dave T. Game says:

    Our gaming blog got a “G” rating. Time to curse more. Hell damn fart!

  9. Sweetmeat says:

    You understand that the only way to raise pure unpolluted children is to not allow them access to any sort of controversial materals/social interactions untill they are at least 21 so that they will be adult/experienced enough to deal with it. My parents have some friends who are looking into arranged marraiges for their children ( these are people in their late 30s, born and raised in Denver Colorado ) so that they can choose prospective mates for their offspring based on a sound moral upbringing. Welcome to the new century.

    Honestly I was raised in a pretty protected environment myself. I don’t think I ever heard my dad swear untill I was in college. I have never heard my mom utter a swear word. I swore like a sailor among my friends from the time I was 13, but I know how to behave in polite company. I like that they provided a good example for me without actually trying to keep me in a padded cell till I gained my majority. I would have to give your blog a PG13 rating myself – unless you want to quit teasing us and post of those polariods you took that time you got really drunk :)