Sad but true

442

1972

BUGATTI

Conservatives options are dwindling.

If we just had more guns, things would be just fine

SUPERBIRD

1970 PETTY BLUE 440

The Kraken, by Daniel Eskridge

It’s always the ‘90s somewhere in the universe, me, digital, 2019

Feb. 1957 Astounding Science Fiction cover by Frank Kelly Freas

no cat on the table

Cars…

Fear the Hydra – Fan Art

KISS

Everyone gets nanotech

Secret Files: Superman

The levels of accountability

Charlton Heston 1970s on the Universal lot where he split the Red Sea as Moses; this time for the tour tram.

Some landscape concept work I did

Ralph McQuarrie: Mos Eisley Concept Art [5160×2160]

Two-headed.

Starting in 1976, game show producer, and self-proclaimed CIA assassin, Chuck Barris hosted The Gong Show. The premise was a talent contest for people without talent.

The quest begins, by Huleeb

Cthulhu.

Tattoo

Tenebrific by Tegnemaskin

Lili Reinhart

November 1962 Analog magazine cover art by John Schoenherr

Purple Clif Space [5160×2160]

L. A sunset

Em and Mickey at Magic Kingdom (2023, photo by Steven Díaz/Disney)

Snailed it!

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ merica

WATERFALLS

Attachment Perk, by Huleeb

Sasquatch.

Cavewoman riding a dinosaur.

Creation, Bruce Rolff, Digital, 2023

Fall Creek Falls State Park, Tennessee OC [3072×4096]

NUKE

Eiza Gonzalez

Pirate space ship by Rishiraj Singh Shekhawat

Posing before Met Gala 2023

Simone Ashley

Jennifer Aniston

I know I’m about 7 months late to the party, but do you think we will ever see characters from Werewolf by Night again/tied into the greater MCU plot lines?

Sasquatch.

Deepwater Horizon

Deepwater Horizon: Directed by Peter Berg. With Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell, Douglas M. Griffin, James DuMont. A dramatization of the disaster in April 2010, when the offshore drilling rig called the Deepwater Horizon exploded, resulting in the worst oil spill in American history.

Released over 7 years ago, I’m just now getting around to watching this re-enactment of a pretty terrible situation, which was only six years prior to the movie coming out. It was long enough that most of the legal shenanigans have shaken out and to nearly no one’s surprise, no one was help liable for the event and no one served prison time.

The film was much less of a jingoistic, flag waving affair than I was assuming, but instead of extreme patriotism they went with extreme class warfare with two blue color workers (Mark Wahlberg, Kurt Russell) pushing back against the company man (John Malkovich) that wants to skip testing so they can save some money. The blue collar vs white collar situation is all a setup for the second half of the movie which quickly transitions into a typical disaster film with some pretty ok visuals and special effects and plenty of high drama. It’s an effective telling of the story and I have very little to complain about, other than the film being exactly what I thought it was going to be, but how is that any slight against the film itself?

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Bought “spoon tomato” seeds from someone at a flea market. This is from the plant that grew.

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