Holy shit. TIL.
Wallace ended up buying a William Shatner Star Trek mask from a costume shop for under two dollars. To remove the human element of the mask, Wallace widened the eye holes and got rid of the side-burns and distinctive eyebrows. The mask was then spray-painted, transforming it into the emotionless figure that fans now know so well.
https://screenrant.com/halloween-michael-myers-mask-origin-story/
Perhaps. I was thinking in the last 1-2 years. Maybe it was that long ago.
Who was the other famous old country singer who died recently? I want to say he even resembled Kristofferson a bit.
Hey, let's get Stephen to do the live fact-checking!
What's the thing that looks like a tiny mailbox with a skunk on it?
Mazzy Star - Fade Into You for the Earth Angel, 'they have to kiss' track.
Radiohead - Paranoid Android for the track that "really cooks" and goes off the rails.
It's a trip reading through these:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1994_in_music
It's like the Fallout show and Moon had a kid.
I'd watch it.
Have not yet tried https://grayjay.app/
What are your thoughts?
How does one 'swamp for' a trucker? What new devilry is this?
We don't need this: ?si=MmcyulFFrVbPj1Nk
Wouldn't Jabba being 'stupid as fuck' and making erroneous claims about nature be the less convoluted answer here? Bioengineering, canon or not, sounds like the more complicated explanation.
Sarlac that lost the ability to grow 'roots' and instead worked out venom and energy storage (fat and muscle) would outcompete and supplant the sarlacs still producing energetically-expensive, overly-complicated stasis bellies.
What happens if they momentarily fail to keep their meals alive, do they starve or become poisoned by the rotting meat? Do they have issues keeping a varied diet alive? How do they maintain a net positive energy balance after producing all that is required to keep organisms alive? Why not stun them and stash them, like wasps and spiders? Why not fatten up like -gestures broadly at all life-. Fat requires very little maintenance.
Could one, in theory, rescue one's friends were they trapped in a sarlac?
Sounds like an organism that would quickly be out of business were there any competition at all.
edit: How do they handle the waste produced by the meals-in-stasis?
RuBisCO @slrpnk.net 4 billion years of fixing inorganic carbon in the biosphere. Sometimes mistakes O2 for CO2. Not as fast as some enzymes, but very abundant. Here, have some phosphoglycerates about it.