Anyone who opposes the Affordable Care Act is a subhuman (Why Fry a Turkey when You can Zot Them?)

[Rex1971]

Anyone who opposes the Affordable Care Act is a subhuman. It is a great law but lying republicans are trying to destroy it. I signed up with no problem on the website. Republicans want to repeal my new insurance. Obama is a hero!

[Darksheare]

Sometimes I read things and my brain goes “Ah-hah! NOW I have you!”
And the imagery goes off into space from there.
I must apologize for any inconvenience this causes.

[Monkey Face]

I will wait until it comes out on DVD. For a variety of reasons. The biggest being that I’m more comfortable in my own home.

[Tax-chick]

Try not to get too far ahead in the story. Spoilers abound.

That was profound.

[Tax-chick]

The last movie I saw was The Hobbit part one, with the homeschool association Hobbit Club last December. A group went last Friday, I think, but I didn’t feel like going out at night to whenever it was with the little boys.

[Monkey Face]

Most of my childhood was spent in the theater, watching movies. Weekends in the winter and matinees in the summer. I miss going with a movie buddy, because movies are just so darn much fun when you have someone to grab onto! LOL!

[NicknamedBob]

"And the imagery goes off into space from there."

The interesting thing about space imagery, is the time duration needed to capture the color detail.

Astronomy photographers have to be patient. Not only do some exposures require hours, literally, of having the film exposed, but the field has to be tracked with exquisite precision.

The point I'm making with this is that what we see out there with just a glimpse of the nighttime sky, before the cold or our impatient relatives urge us back inside, needs to be expanded in time, not just by extending the viewing time, but also by extending the understanding and comprehension of the time scales involved.

Those beautiful nebulae left over from awesome supernova explosions so many, many years before took ages to expand into the blossoms of loveliness that we see. Disney's time-lapse photography of flowers opening has nothing to compare with the scale of thousands and millions of years for the even-more-heavenly comparison.

[Silentgypsy]

Thank you for additional daydream material!

[Silentgypsy]

I’ve been reading “Kitchen Science,” and the author discussed the characteristics of different cuts of beef. The Japanese actually massage the Kobe cattle in order to reduce their stressors and the associated biochemical processes that toughen them. That relaxed bunny chilling out in his warm, comfy bath reminded me of those laid-back cattle. On another plane, did that bunny’s face look like he might have a camel somewhere back in his lineage? (Or was it a “her”? I don’t recall.)

[Tax-chick]

I don’t think I’ve eaten rabbit, hot-tub-prepared or not.

[Darksheare]

Rabbit facial shapes vary.
That one had a drooping profile.
Also, the lower lip is a “U” shape.

But yes, he did look camel-like.

[Darksheare]

You thread killer.
You murdered it, in cold blood!
I should report you to the threaderal bureau of instigations!

[null and void]

[Darksheare]

Cat thulhu!
I must find this shirt.

[null and void]

shirt.woot.com You have 23 hours left to buy it.

[Darksheare]

Gaaaah!

[Darksheare]

Serial thread murdery in the first degree!
The threaderal bureau of instigations will be here shortly!
You heartless fiend!

[NoCmpromiz]

All your threads are going to die!

Ison is falling!!

Ison is falling!!!

er...

[Darksheare]

Cometpocalypse upon us all, the threaderal bureau of instigations is steering ison to us!
Rebok! Rebok! Ungulagghah!

[Tax-chick]

Did we all die again and I missed it?

[Tax-chick]