So we wrapped up the Star Wars Saga on Blu Ray last night with Return of the Jedi. Naturally, it was awesome…except for the ‘Jedi Rocks’ dance number in Jabba’s palace. ‘Lapti Nek’ is much better! (Taken with instagram)
Who’s a sweet baby? I think Eames might be! (Taken with instagram)
Bathroom shenanigans with the kitties. #instapets #catstagram (Taken with instagram)
Grim Guitar Reaper light switch at one of our fave #brunch places. #stl #stlouis #skeleton #music #band #decor (Taken with Instagram at Black Bear Bakery)
Well, the way they should have been done is in animation. But animation is damnably expensive. It’s enormously expensive. And instead of animation, or animatronics, which was just developing then, which are marvelous, we did the, um, economic expedient. We got dwarves— there’s plenty of them— we got dwarves and, you know, put heads on ‘em, and found out how long they could survive in there without breathing, and it turned out to be about five, seven minutes. So you had to rehearse everything without the heads on, put the heads on, have the, uh, humane guy, you know…
An innocent, impromptu pony gathering or perhaps something more devious…(Taken with instagram)
“Oh no! They found me!”
Photo by ©Alina Esther
Source: 500px.com
The next SOPA
The MPAA studios hate us. They hate us with region locks and unskippable screens and encryption and criminalization of fair use. They see us as stupid eyeballs with wallets, and they are entitled to a constant stream of our money. They despise us, and they certainly don’t respect us.
The MPAA studios hate us. They hate us with region locks and unskippable screens and encryption and criminalization of fair use. They see us as stupid eyeballs with wallets, and they are entitled to a constant stream of our money. They despise us, and they certainly don’t respect us.
Source: marco.org
Monet’s Water Lilies exhibit at the Saint Louis Art Museum was beautiful.
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