Awesome / Blogger Beware

• After enduring the entire 2000 series, Troy shows it who's boss.
• Using R.L. Stine's "Diary entry for October 10, 1995, a copy of which was accessed from the archive of his Xanga before he made it friends only" to reveal that he blatantly copied a scene in "Night of the Living Dummy II" to use in "Night of the Living Dummy III".
• A simple but effective one from his "The Perfect School" review in the "Even More Tales to Give you Goosebumps" post:
  Troy: (after explaining the process of entering the Perfect School)^note "As soon as he arrives off the train, all his possessions are taken away and he's told to stand in line according to height. Brian is told he'll be given only a plain gray wardrobe and is assigned a number which will replace his name." A serious question at this juncture: Did R.L. Stine really feel comfortable borrowing such blatant Holocaust imagery for a Goosebumps story?
• From the first line right up to "But you guys came here for jokes.", Troy gives a serious discussion on how Goosebumps Jumped the Shark with One Day in Horrorland.