Here at Art Infliction, we are very structured with things, such as Kaycee And The Forefront and Steve Believes.
However, there will be weeks where Steve Kaycee won’t make the Monday deadline for the former of those two pages, along with the fact that he could have more than one sports entry during a particular week.
But what if Steve could make up for a missed deadline? And what if he had a page to run in tandem with Steve Believes?
Well, the answers are here on this page, as we house both belated assignments and impromptu assignments.
Or in this case, Steve squeezing in a Kaycee And The Forefront entry into this page whenever the aforementioned Kaycee And The Forefront page, along with both The Bonus Round page and Miscellaneous page, are all booked solid.
So now you are most likely wondering, “What is Steve tackling this time?”
Well, he is blogging about which movie has been chosen as the 26th one for the Spider 25 page.
You can check it out via the entry below!
“Post-Revvin’ For 2,047!: Part 11”
Yesterday on the In A Pinch page, the first phase of the Spider 25 page was completed via 25 movies being added to Section One, which is known as “The Active Roster”.
Today is phase two, which is the movie equivalent of a Major League Baseball team adding a 26th player to its active 25-man roster whenever a team is hampered by injury or illness. So, with that being said, the movie that has been plucked for the 26th spot on the Spider 25 page is “Good Boys”. And as to how it became an overall guaranteed Flickuum movie, well A] It could be the only chance for both Keith L. Williams and Mariessa Portelance to be a part of Flickuum lore, B] It gives Midori Francis a way more substantial role, compared to “Paterno” and C] It has evaluation line-up versatility.
Next comes the third and final phase of rounding out the Spider 25 page, which is that 14 movies (that are no more than three years old) become the movie equivalent of baseball players being called up from the minor leagues to get professional experience late in the season. Currently, 21 movies with the 26F designation are three years old or younger, so phase three could be completed as early as tomorrow.
Stay tuned.