The Ohio Sci-Fi and Horror Marathons

This coming Monday afternoon 3/9, I'll be recording the next episode of Marathon Chat, everyone's favorite bad joke fest podcast with Kevin Carr from Fat Guys at the Movies! I'll be discussing SF32, this time I'll also be answering questions from the audience (much like last year's Forum Q+A). If you have a question about all things Marathon, send it to fatguys@fatguysatthemovies.com by NOON ON MONDAY, and I'll answer as many as I can. The Marathon goes AMAA!

There is still time to email fatguys@fatguysatthemovies.com with your sizzling questions about the Marathon. Make me proud, Internet!

How about this:

Why don't Marathoners seem to care about posting on the Messageboard or even on Facebook? (same issues are happening in Boston, too, so not a criticism)

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Maybe you're referring to a larger issue, but if you're asking why no questions were posted in this thread, it's because the questions were supposed to be submitted via email to Kevin.

http://www.fatguysatthemovies.com/2015/03/marathon-chat-9/

Here it is, the long awaited SF32 preview episode of Marathon Chat! Featuring a potentially historic revelation! And more corny humor!

As always lots of fun to listen to, I have to admit I was disappointing in the lack of participation.

Just to clear up the "Unlimited" mystery....if it was truly Unlimited I would still be using the same cup I bought 5 years ago but it turns out there is a limit and you hit that limit when the event ends

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I'm too late. If there were still time, I would ask:
Joe, have you ever seriously thought about writing a book?

At the 666th Annual Shock Around The Clock, I had the pleasure of speaking with you to ask about your book which I swear I didn't know was a joke lol I would DEFINITELY buy a book by you. It could tell how you and Bruce came together to keep the spirit of movies alive with two of the best movie marathons on the planet, and not only that, but bringing the community together which in turn has established friendships and romantic relationships. The book could tell about all of the crazy situations that have occurred through out marathon history (INCLUDING THE SODA INCIDENT OF 2014!!) The book could have interviews with the marathon's most faithful and dedicated participants, the people who have attended the longest from the very first marathon, the veterans, the volunteers, the staff of the theaters where the marathons were held, etc. Seriously everyone. Let's take a vote:
If Joe wrote a book, would you buy it? I would be first in line for it, and the money Joe earned from it could go towards the marathons.

Yup... sadly a little late for the questions.

For what it's worth, I would buy a book written by Joe... as long as it's not about how awesome Rob Zombie's H2 was.

Or Lords of Salem

But I kid Joe...

Thank you, Kevin.

UPDATE:
I just thought of a name for a book:
The Incredible Two Headed Autobiography

Another book I think Joe should write...

An auto-biography titled, "Mr. Rape and Torture"

Reminds me of Mr. Marquis De Sade