As you can see, I’m the only one left with the ax in her hand, smiling. We all have something to laugh about.
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What’s your most memorable Halloween experience?
Dressing as Tanya Harding fifth grade I brought to school an actual crowbar with an awesome ice-skating outfit. I was suspended.
Tell us why you would make it to the end of a horror movie.
White blonde girls usually make it to the end of the movies I could put a twist and top off all the victims. Much ha ha ha! :)
What would you do with the unlucky $13,000?
Gift my mother, who has put up with me for all these years a brand new car. Next, I’d buy a sharpener for all my brand new weapons. Lastly, I’d give each of the contestants one dollar for trying so hard and asked for the candle in the pumpkin head. I will create my very own cemetery. On a lighter note if it was a lucky $13,000 I would put it towards my college tuition for NHI, my national holistic Institute of Massage
Who is your real-life hero who you would want to survive a horror movie with?
Who my hero is and who I would like to survive the horror movie with would be two different people. Heroes are people who aren’t afraid to get hurt. And I will survive a horror movie with my ex-husband. You’ve done it once and we’ll do it again. :)
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