I actually interpreted this backwards, I think. It looks like he winds up, and then fires at the microphone.

Tell her that the implied restrictions, limitations and restraint she wrote into the magic in her books made her stories better?

Call me when they release the dinosaur safari expansion.

A reptilian tongue, stiff and hot, dashed out to lick at the tender, naked flesh so suddenly exposed.

This sketch is so...so...so smart.

I honestly don't see how he could lift the tail for long periods or while walking....it's massive.

I dig monsters. I don't see the point in rehashing a design for CGI that was based in the limitations you get from sticking a dude in a rubber suit. I think there's a whole lot of space between the Rolan Emmerich Godzilla and the original design.

It's an interesting dichotomy, this between cultivating an image of being a social outcast to whom women pay no attention but then criticizing and demeaning women for allegedly seeking your attention.

Or is it a mesh of polygons with textures walking around for 2 hours. Seriously?

But then you gotta think is he really a dinosaur or just an over grown mutated beast.

I like this one.

But the reason that Godzilla is designed that way is because they had to put a man in a monster suit. That's not something we really have to do anymore, so I'm kind of disappointed they didn't figure out a solve for this.

It would be offensive to throw parties about those, too.

Yay Dune concepts. So pretty. So sad that game was terrible.

I'm a little skeptical that they could lift a man and toss him around without breaking their necks. But it's cool, so whatever.

Meet Quetzalcoatlus. She's beautiful.

Amazed that the coffee set includes French and Kenyan roasts.

In fact, lightening the color of one's skin is something that a lot of people try to do in societies that devalue darker skin tones, not to ridicule but to emulate.

The Top o' th' Mornin' Show with John Oliver