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Corey Haim’s “Notes from the Afterlife,” 1

I really can’t tell you much about where I am exactly, because I was pretty fucked up when I got here, and I kinda kept passing out during orientation. If I had to guess, though, I’d say I’m in Heaven. Because already I was able to score several ounces of crystalized Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, and I didn’t even have to blow Carrot Top under the table at Nate ‘n Al’s to do it.

I think I’m going to like Heaven.

0 Replies to “Corey Haim’s “Notes from the Afterlife,” 1”

  1. happyfeet says:

    Man he made some bad choices, huh?

    Other Guy just brought me my St. Paddy’s Guinness-in-a-Starbucks cup. It’s traditional.

    This is a nice day so far I think.

  2. Rich Cox says:

    I think blowing Carrot Top would be my definition of Hell. Unless he used some really funny props.

  3. Jeff G. says:

    “Say hi to the nice people, Mr. Shriveled-Steroid-Schlong!”

  4. DarthRove says:

    Carrot Top makes Nancy Pelosi look natural.

  5. jessiefromsocal says:

    i cant believe your making fun of corey, omg he was so talented and beautiful and now he’s dead and I saw this on Google! U shouldbe a shamed, hes in a better place and he is probably charming the wings off the angels with his GORGEOUS SMILE! who are you? did you star in movies from Hollywood? No!!!!

  6. happyfeet says:

    That’s kind of a shitty thing to do to angels I think.

  7. McGehee says:

    I wondered what was with all the SPLAT sounds and clouds of angel dust outside my window.

  8. Squid says:

    I can’t wait ’til he checks under the sofa cushions…

  9. bh says:

    #5 was brilliant.

  10. LTC John says:

    #9 – quite so.

  11. According to NUMBER FIVE, it might be too soon. And they VOTE!!!

  12. bh says:

    OT: Have you guys seen this guy? I got a kick out of it.

  13. thorisa cheesedick says:

    Dirt surfin’. I think I hear the Beach Boys playing in the background.

  14. A fine scotch says:

    Tell Corey to say hi to Anna Nicole!

  15. Joe says:

    Five is awesome.

    I frankly only vaguely remember Corey Haim (I remember a few of the movies he was in but I did not think of Lost Boys, for example, as a Corey Haim movie). Heath Ledger being a decent actor made his death more tragic (if you can correctly use that term to someone accidently overdosing). Sadly, Corey Haim, not so much.

  16. Joe says:

    But if Corey’s passing can prompt a new Jeff Goldstein fiction thread character, all is not lost, and an afterlife does exist.

  17. Joe says:

    Yeah there is a heaven. It is on the internets, a virtual world like Tron.

  18. sdferr says:

    So heaven is a 404 File Not Found?

  19. The Lost Dog says:

    “Comment by Squid on 3/17 @ 11:56 am #

    I can’t wait ’til he checks under the sofa cushions”

    Yeah, but at least he won’t have to do carpet patrol anymore…

    That was always a drag (pun intended).

  20. Joe says:

    We have the virtual afterlife of Corey Haim, compared to the Man Dogs of Afghanistan. Maybe that is why the ACLU is so hot to protect them, people freak when you kill dogs (many kids cry when they see Petey almost getting the gas in Little Rascals).

  21. The Lost Dog says:

    “Comment by thorisa cheesedick on 3/17 @ 12:15 pm #

    Dirt surfin’. I think I hear the Beach Boys playing in the background.”

    I think you are confusing dirt surfing with Kathy Mattea’s kick-ass “455 Rocket”.

    “As we skidded I swore I heard the angels sing (and it sounded like the Beach Boys!)”

  22. Mikey NTH says:

    Glad to hear that things are looking up for Corey.

  23. Joe says:

    It is getting harder to sift the fact from fiction anymore.

  24. cranky-d says:

    Fiction is fact! Haim is Feldman!

  25. 13013 says:

    Cranky, that last bit is blasphemy!

  26. bh says:

    In my mind, I imagine God hugging Corey and saying, “You’re a Lost Boy no longer.” Then, as we relax and enjoy that happy ending… God bears his fangs and plunges them deep into Corey’s neck.

    I love a good twist.

  27. Jeff G. says:

    And God looks just like Richard Masur.

  28. Jeff G. says:

    Which I shouldn’t have added here, because I probably just killed an entire narrative arc.

  29. bh says:

    Yes. Strong casting decision.

  30. sdferr says:

    How about Anthony Zerbe then?

  31. 13013 says:

    Sadly, the inverted coolness of the Church also attracted (and continues to attract) many geeks, hip wimps, vampire feebs and those we call Bobbies or Gimme-Bobs, those who would take from the Church but who givest not.

    Corey Haim was a givest not.

  32. Darleen says:

    And God looks just like Richard Masur.

    NOT Morgan Freeman? RAAAAACIST!1!!

  33. Squid says:

    I thought He looked like George Burns.

  34. bh says:

    Wow. I had no idea that Heather Graham played the dream girl in License to Drive. (Looking for past Masur roles on IMDB.) She had just turned 18. Which reminds me, time to watch Drugstore Cowboy again.

  35. Darleen says:

    Now the Archangel Gabriel is Abe Vigoda, in sleeve garters and green eye shades.

  36. happyfeet says:

    that’s so weird you said that me and NG just did a recap of Heather’s career for the same reason…

    I’d forgotten she was in Nowhere and it was funny cause NG thought Heather was in her 20s…

  37. JD says:

    The Cories were kind of tragic. You just knew it would not end well.

  38. JD says:

    Heather Graham in the Lenny Kravitz video rocked. So did Heathers. A trend develops.

  39. happyfeet says:

    I used to see the not-dead Corey at Blockbuster but I think he must have Netflix now.

  40. bh says:

    Sometimes, when we’re drinking, my friends and I play a game of ridiculous movie premises.

    My buddy came up with one called

    The Families

    wherein the mafia is engaged in a hidden war for dominance against the vampires. With make-up changes, Philip Baker Hall plays the role of both patriarchs.

    I want to see that movie so bad it hurts me inside.

  41. bh says:

    Yeah, html mistake. Wow.

  42. John Bradley says:

    Starring Morgan Freeman as “God’s Black Friend”

  43. Frontman says:

    When I think Richard Masur, I think (going from memory here):

    “Very nice, but not really Princeton material, is it?”

    Also liked him as the Irish stationmaster in “Heavens Gate”.

  44. JD says:

    What ever happened to Madeleine Stoew. I really liked her. I never see her anymore. 12 Monkeys is surreal.

  45. bill says:

    Corey who?

  46. easyliving1 says:

    I’ve never understood why mocking the dead is bad. Stupid dogmatists.

  47. Jeff G. says:

    I don’t consider it “mocking.” It’s more like, “allowing his legend to live on.”

  48. It used to be a lot easier to mock the dead because they were slow. You could get in a good wise crack before you shotgunned the top of their head off. Now that the sumbitches can run, it’s all like AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Unless they walk into the helicopter blades. Then it’s like, WHOA! AWESOME!

  49. Yackums says:

    Fiction is fact! Haim is Feldman!

    Einhorn is Finkle!