Hah! That makes the cat sound cool, although he probably spent the whole time napping on a neighbor's porch eating their food.

It did. I had this image hanging on my dorm wall in college (yeah, I know....)

science.nasa.gov/resource/rin...

That's, er, an accurate description.

Not to mention that, and *that*, and... OMG, THAT!

My nice thing about this episode is that they never spoke of their salamander love children again.

So cringey! But it has Famke Janssen, who I loved when I was in my 20s. My teenaged nephew and I had a Famke Janssen filmfest with every film she was ever in, and starting with this episode on VHS. I recommend "Model by Day" as peak FJ cringe. Still, bringing family together is a good thing, right?

Really, one of Porthos' strongest performances.

Some ne'er-do-well stomped all over my neighbor's amanitas so this makes me very happy. (Honestly, amanita spores could have hitchhiked on the ne'er-do-well's shoes, so I'm hoping it worked out for the best.)

Meh, it's okay, if it's all you have.

Your cat has a human nose shape.👃🏼

It's not just pretty flocculent, it's very flocculent! 😂 And also, very pretty.

So, by a factor of approximately π-0.0000026535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923…. (Memorized to over 100 digits with a friend in high school. It made us surprisingly popular. People would chant "Pi! Pi! Pi!" when we did it.)

Honestly shocked. It's often the smartest among us who have the least developed self filters.

Dang it... Missed the chance to say "where the tholins lie" but it still works.

In the Macula of Mordor, where the shadows lie.

Love your conclusion.

I'm getting the same, plus outer space pics and pretty landscapes. I don't have a cat so here's my landlady's cat, Charlotte.