This is the content I crave. 😍

You're super welcome! I loved this book. It was weird, thoughtful, & teased an exciting greater mythology. As an avid walker, it left me with powerful new daydreams while I wait...wait... for the signal. The art & layout are so bold & dramatic, giving such weight to a far-out concept.🤌

You're super welcome! I loved this book. It was weird, thoughtful, & teased an exciting greater mythology. As an avid walker, it left me with powerful new daydreams while I wait...wait... for the signal. The art & layout are so bold & dramatic, giving such weight to a far-out concept.🤌

De-aging software is probably more affordable now? I mean, are there any rules any more? Why cast actors at all? Come up with some corporate-property character-likeness slop from the original, then have an LLM crank out quippy Whedonesque dialogue. Boom. I am a qualified media executive.

OR are we evading the authorities?

Honestly, it's weird how this random thing I saw when I was 11, a small bit of earnestness, in an otherwise morally chaotic story, has stuck with me for so much of my life. I think about this concept, 'the glory in realizing you were being a dumbass before, but your are less stupid now', a lot.

It does. Google seemed to think so too. The only source I have for the quote (& graphic) is from a childhood favorite film, Cabin Boy (1994) starring Chris Elliot and peppered heavily with 90s era funny people. An worthwhile piece of fantasy/comedy, two genres rarely paired.

I love her too!😍
Please tell her I said 'psspsspsspsspss'.

Family favorite. The old Scottish character gets funnier every year. And Charles Grodin at the end is my exact brand of road-trip grump.

For eastern cottontails, make sure to save this flow chart in case you encounter any this season!