- Rainbow-vomiting Panda kills Knight!
- Flickr's Explore feature with a baffling interface: a rainbow-vomiting panda!
- A page from the Beginner's Bible Coloring Book, by the artist for the flickr page
I think I want to know where this rainbow-vomiting panda meme comes from. I think I do.
- Mood:
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- I saw Coraline this morning at the Pavilion, preceded by a nice walk through the park. Coraline was a bit better than I expected it to be-- I feel like everyone who has seen (and posted about) it has said that it was nice but not great. I think I agree, I don't think it was A Great Movie, but I thoroughly enjoyed it, thought it did its thing quite well, thought it was a good fit for 3D without pandering to it, loved the animation and the creative details, mostly liked the story. It had pacing problems, but those were apparent because I liked the story enough to want to see more of some things and less of others.
- On 3D: I think more stop-motion animation should be filmed in 3D. Not only does stop motion tend to play with depth a lot anyway (which 3D accentuates in fun ways), but the exaggeration of motion in stop-motion, the art of the animation of it, seems to me to be like the exaggeration of 3D movies. I'm having a hard time articulating this, but I like the combination.
- A week of demi-unemployment has done expected wonders for my apartment: I've gotten rid of a few boxes, hung a few things on walls, done long-overdue shopping and cleaning. I'm still not there (still have only earned one of the three house-related WiiWare games, so far), but the improvement is cheering me.
- I got back in touch with a college friend recently by, accidentally, posing as a cousin-in-law. We'd been out of touch for a few years when a googlestalk of someone else randomly turned up her wedding registry back in October. Figuring it likely that the registry would be hers based on the names, I sent a low-end but appropriate gift from the registry and figured that if I was wrong, then at least it would be funny for the recipient to get a gift from some stranger. Months passed and I figured I'd been wrong, or that the loss of contact had been more intentional than I'd thought; then a few days ago a letter showed up. Apparently the newlyweds had seen my first name and thought I was a random cousin; when they were cleaning up recently, they realized that I wasn't and sent me a thank-you card. A delightful surprise in my week, though now I wonder whether I caused an erroneous thank-you to go out to the cousin!
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