What the he!! is this?
(Actually, that's what my throat feels like when I have strep. ACk.)
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What the he!! is this?
(Actually, that's what my throat feels like when I have strep. ACk.)
I got cranky with my cable/wi-fi provider a few days ago. To try to pacify me I now have 12 months (Yeah, I know it's a year.) of free ShowTime and The Movie Channel.
Translated=I now have 18 free channels and I still can't find anything to watch.
Translated=I now have 18 free channels and I still can't find anything to watch.
The more times you watch Slingblade the funnier it gets. Trust me.Hi!
I liked Slingblade but it's sort of a wrist-cutter movie.
(I won't watch Sophies' Choice , Schindler's List or The Boy in Striped Pajamas. Too wrist cutter for me. )
Could be the basis for the alien in Independence Day....
What the he!! is this?
(Actually, that's what my throat feels like when I have strep. ACk.)
It's a bug-thing that lives in the throats of certain fish. I have nightmares about them.
So, it was the basis for the alien then......
Did anybody notice the HUMAN teeth (and palate) in the fish's mouth?!
Yep!
Did anybody notice the HUMAN teeth (and palate) in the fish's mouth?!
It's called a tongue-eating louse, a member of the isopod family...
...and it's absolutely terrifying.
...and it's absolutely terrifying.
Sauna Pants, the warm sensation of not making it to the bathroom in time....
Arkay Lynchpin
Preserve wildlife; pickle a squirrel.
Good Saturday evening!
Just wanted to come in and touch base. Maybe I'll be non-sensical. Mayhap I'll sully. I can multi task so be non-sensical and sully?
Been watching/listening to the Republican debate. Kinda sorta. I had it on in the back ground while reading Stiff-The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. (I read weird stuff.)
I watched Experimenter (In 1961, famed social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted a series of radical behavior experiments that tested ordinary humans willingness to obey authority.) earlier today. I liked it.
And here's a Scully gif
Just wanted to come in and touch base. Maybe I'll be non-sensical. Mayhap I'll sully. I can multi task so be non-sensical and sully?
Been watching/listening to the Republican debate. Kinda sorta. I had it on in the back ground while reading Stiff-The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. (I read weird stuff.)
I watched Experimenter (In 1961, famed social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted a series of radical behavior experiments that tested ordinary humans willingness to obey authority.) earlier today. I liked it.
And here's a Scully gif
Stiff is a good book. Read Jessica Mitford's The American Way of Death. I read a lot of books about death and the funeral industry. I just won The Good Death: The Exploration of Dying in America over at Librarything.Good Saturday evening!
Just wanted to come in and touch base. Maybe I'll be non-sensical. Mayhap I'll sully. I can multi task so be non-sensical and sully?
Been watching/listening to the Republican debate. Kinda sorta. I had it on in the back ground while reading Stiff-The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. (I read weird stuff.)
I watched Experimenter (In 1961, famed social psychologist Stanley Milgram conducted a series of radical behavior experiments that tested ordinary humans willingness to obey authority.) earlier today. I liked it.
And here's a Scully gif
I've heard of Stiff but not the others. Does Librarything have as many giveaways as Goodreads?
No, the selection can be quite slim. But, I almost always get a book each month at Librarything. I wasn't having such good luck at Goodreads.
Everyone should read The American Way of Death. It will definitely have you thinking differently about the funeral industry.
Is this thread gonna be here for the rest of our borne days? Just thinking me thinks lol
Hi, Dana Jean!
Thank you. I'll see if I can get those books.
I read, Does This Mean You'll See Me Naked ? I enjoyed it but you have to have a ... certain...mentality? to read the information. For instance;
According to this mortician
The only way to prepare a body, for viewing, that has been decapitated you get a long broom-stick type dowel and *stick* it on the head and then *thread* it through the spinal column.
I find it fascinating.
Hugs!
Been watching/listening to the Republican debate. Kinda sorta. I had it on in the back ground while reading Stiff-The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers. (I read weird stuff.)
I was reading along on twitter. But only tweets by The Canada Party.
I'll try to remember the names of some books I read a few years ago. You may like them too.