Did you enjoy The Secret Life of Pets? I did. Didn’t get to make it to the theaters to see it because things and stuff? Either way, I’ve got you covered; whether you’d like more Pets, or just want to finally catch it, I’ve got blu-ray copies of The Secret Life of Pets, and as always, I wanna give ’em away!
Tis Thanksgiving season, so let’s make this easy, shall we? Just do this:
Send me an email to editor@atomicfangirl.com with the subject line “I Love My Pet Because”, and then tell me what you love about your furry, finned, scaly or invisible buddy! DON’T FORGET TO ADD YOUR REAL NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS.
You’ll have until MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28th, 2016 TO ENTER. I’ll pick the winners the next day, and will give them the happy news.
Good luck, everyone!
The trailer for Monster Trucks looks pretty cute
Tis the season to be shoppin’! Yeah; am I the only one who looks at Black Friday and thinks “what convention tickets are on discount”? Well, there’s one that’s putting that discount info out to fans.
“Is that a monkey?”
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