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Dead Silence's [site] "playfully self-aware touches (like a grand old theater named the Guignol) distract from its leaden pacing, three too many final twists and various behavioral idiocies."
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And there was this theater, it was called the Guignol, and it was opulent.
Dead Silence 2007
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Anyway, so we saw Guignol, which is Franz Nicolay's band.
TravelPod.com TravelStream™ — Recent Entries at TravelPod.com 2010
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A writer who calls him or herself "Guignol" wrote a letter to me telling me I'm a self-righteous liberal ass who is "out of touch with the life of the average person who's not splitting his time between his country home and his urban home."
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A writer who calls him or herself "Guignol" wrote a letter to me telling me I'm a self-righteous liberal ass who is "out of touch with the life of the average person who's not splitting his time between his country home and his urban home."
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Blood, cum and the vile fluid are spurting over the stage – a Guignol bukkake spread red, white and blue.
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Some of the poets focus their skills on atrocities of their own devising, in verse that shocks and innovates: Tony Barnstone weds classic sonnet forms with modern Grand Guignol for poems including "The Chop Shop," which is too ghoulish for quoting.
The ABCBs Of Murder Tom Nolan 2011
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He was truly shiversome, and I would have given him a more dignified death than the writhing, Grand Guignol one he got, but then I'm not really a very good ironist.
The Duchess of Malfi deliasherman 2010
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Rock opera meets Grand Guignol, with no punches pulled.
Deceit, Blood, and Opera greygirlbeast 2009
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Blood, cum and the vile fluid are spurting over the stage – a Guignol bukkake spread red, white and blue.
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