Funny Pics II: The Revenge

[Starlord]

Looks like Fallout 4

[mattingly]

[Grailknight]

Columbo would die. He likes to do solo interrogations and The Thing would love to talk privately with him.

 

[Lord Liaden]

15 hours ago, slikmar said:

One of the interesting changes to Mothra in the new Godzilla/Kong verse to me was how much she looks more like a wasp with Moth wings - including a stinger. I think is an interesting and nice change, makes her much more of a threat to me while still keeping the Moth part.

 

Michael Dougherty, who directed Godzilla: King of the Monsters remarked in interviews that he thought it logical that in a world full of aggressive giant creatures, Mothra's species would need the tools to defend themselves. In the Toho Studios films she was little more than a big colorful butterfly, so they looked at natural weapons other insects employed: tail stinger, mantis-like forelimbs, and web-spitting which in the older Toho films was only from her larvae. Mothra's Monsterverse incarnation is a tough fighter, dueling Rodan for an extended period, despite the King of the Skies being much larger.

[Lord Liaden]

43 minutes ago, mattingly said:

 

 

Spoiler

Kurt Russel's character, R.J. MacReady, was a fine detective in his own right. His deduction about how to identify the Thing was very insightful, and he dealt with the creature's evolving threat in a logical manner. But it was Blair (Wilford Brimley), the senior biologist in their group, who was the real hero. He was the first to recognize the Thing's agenda and the magnitude of the threat it posed. If he hadn't destroyed their transportation and radio, the Thing would probably have escaped and infected the entire Earth. Blair was prepared to kill all of them, including himself, to keep the world safe. It's a tragedy that the Thing wouldn't even let him die in peace.

 

[Old Man]

19 minutes ago, Lord Liaden said:

 

Michael Dougherty, who directed Godzilla: King of the Monsters remarked in interviews that he thought it logical that in a world full of aggressive giant creatures, Mothra's species would need the tools to defend themselves. In the Toho Studios films she was little more than a big colorful butterfly, so they looked at natural weapons other insects employed: tail stinger, mantis-like forelimbs, and web-spitting which in the older Toho films was only from her larvae. Mothra's Monsterverse incarnation is a tough fighter, dueling Rodan for an extended period, despite the King of the Skies being much larger.

 

I don't understand why none of you have statted out Mothra or any of the other Monsterverse citizens yet.

[Lord Liaden]

Does that include yourself?

[Old Man]

21 minutes ago, Lord Liaden said:

Does that include yourself?

 

Of course it does, but I haven't seen that particular film yet.

[Ternaugh]

37 minutes ago, Old Man said:

 

I don't understand why none of you have statted out Mothra or any of the other Monsterverse citizens yet.

I tend to use It Came from the Late, Late, Late Show for games like that.

[mattingly]

[Cancer]

Wrong decade, but oh hellzya.

[Lord Liaden]

Last couple of years, I've often watched YouTube "reactors" checking out classic songs from the 1950s or even earlier, through the 1980s, that they've never heard (or often not even heard of). Twenty-somethings listening to that music for the first time respond as if to a revelation. Many have grown up listening only to the electronically-pasteurized, prefabricated, heartless dreck that corporate labels feed them today, and then realize they didn't know what good music is.

[Bazza]

A Canadian reactor is the Hanier Family. Not sure if you watch their videos? 

[death tribble]

You have to be careful of reactors. Like Windscale, Three Mile Island, Chernobyl....

[Cancer]

That's the reason why the several being built by a certain organization are all subsurface, under the lunar far side. 

 

Well, among the reasons, anyway.

Edited June 22 by Cancer

[Ternaugh]

19 minutes ago, Cancer said:

That's the reason why the several being built by a certain organization are all subsurface, under the lunar far side. 

 

Well, among the reasons, anyway.

 

We all know where that leads...

 

 

[Starlord]

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Edited June 22 by Starlord

[Starlord]

[wcw43921]

[slikmar]

That reminds me of the story of how the Barenaked Ladies decided on their name. They wanted to ensure good crowds when they were playing the bar scenes.

[Bazza]

So Barenaked Blokes is still available?

[Cancer]

Keep your kinks to yourself, Bazza.

[death tribble]

Even though they made a lot of money in America, The Kinks were British

[Ternaugh]

A little known fact is that the Horse with No Name was actually called Lola by their friends.

[Bazza]

I thought it was Loretta.