Taxidermists in the 1800s saw them as trolling, a bit like jackalopes.
Taxidermists in the 1800s saw them as trolling, a bit like jackalopes.
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dae die a hero or live long enough to become the villain wow this cryptofascist auteur has such epic wisdom let’s go punch poor people
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy?
I am going to get downvoted for this, but (community popular opinion)
Vay Hek threatening to hurl the Lotus into deep space just doesn’t have the same punch, though.
The Wizards of the Lost Kingdom movies are a fine slice of the fantasy side of cheese, as is the delightfully named Deathstalker and the Warriors From Hell.
I also recommend, for those that like spy/heist/Italian weirdness, to try Diabolik, and Operation Double-Double-07.
Hard mode might be “Agent From H.A.R.M.” because there’s long stretches of very little happening, but what happens can be downright hilarious.
Space Mutiny is easily the best “introduction” episode to the show for newcomers and it remains a classic that shows what MST3K is all about.
I do want to give honorable mention to Star Crash, a Jonah-era Italian attempt to do Star Wars featuring a surprisingly famous actor playing the space emperor, a cowboy drawling bounty hunter robot, and a lady wearing transparent plastic that grits her teeth a lot. It’s a good time too.
Being 41% of the way to boiling water sounds pretty hot to me, too.
IT’S OVER THREE HUNDRED KELVIIIIIIIIIIN!
forbidden nesquik
Looks like this one’s the lesser of the two weevils.
is it really that hard to believe an animal could be sad?
People that think emotions are exclusive to human beings either never had pets or never should have had pets.
When he graduates, he gets a fedora.
They say “history is bunk” because they don’t want to look into history first. That’d take time out of their very busy day of coming up with “new” ideas.
In my experience, a bazinga device like this, if it’s anywhere that’s not directly guarded at all times, will be broken in, oh, a month or less.
Apparently the origins of standardized testing are surprisingly dark even for what it is: in the leadup to WW1, they wanted a way to separate the brains in the bunkers from the bodies in the trench.
Later versions of standarized testing, the ones conjured up by undead creatures like Bill “The Good One” Gates, were intended to be failed as a justification for privatizing more schools and selling more standardized testing.
Kirby games often have a really fucked up final boss encounter.