Even before I delve into my neuroticism about the use of "ph" in a name to be pronounced as a "v" sound rather than come to realize that Mr. King's chemical (im)balance is just slightly different than the average highway walker, I will read this nightmare and discuss it.
Most humans older than 25 have seen the movie version. Of those peeps, who hasn't had nightmares about freaky twins in a hallway aside from the makers of "Girls Gone Wild?" Lucky for us, we don't need lawyers to defend our nightmares. We are behind the curve and we admit it. Hell, if I look close enough I might just find a cigar scar on my arm and, though not be proud of it, maybe that's enough to say I won't be afraid.
Hopefully, we can ride our tricycle into this one without a legal battle. The internal battle is unknown.
Just guessing.
-CV
Yes, Shining indeed.....
While Clumsy Vegan goes on about the trivial aspects of the pronunciation and spelling Mr. King's name, I will attempt to reveal the science behind this so called 'Shining'. What does it mean to shine?
Is 'the shining' hereditary or a factor of environment? We have all heard this argument...personally my God has already given me the answer but what kind of scientist would I be if I let God influence my scientific method.
So sit back, as we dive into this Christmas classic about how 'the shining' brings one small family together for the holidays.
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