Just remember that just because something sounds funny - like throwing a whale at The Harpoonist - it’s not going to be funny if you actually do it.

The same can be said for anything killed on land.

It flew far enough overhead that the whoosh could not be heard.

Are there a couple of small punture marks on the affected produce?  You may be dealing with a Bunnicula infestation.

You’re supposed to get the eggs out first, then freeze them.

What about a board game where the goal is to build a small rural polity into a continent-spanning slave trading empire? There would be mechanics for developing markets, ‘harvesting’ people from outside the borders, and fighting off the neighbors when they rose up against your ‘overharvesting’. It’s tentatively titled…

If I’m making food that I intend to feed to others I’ll dial the cilantro back from my own taste preferences.  I like it enough that it can nearly be a vegetable in its own right in cooking.

Oh hells yeah. This’ll make a great weekend cruiser, a nice change of pace from the 6000 SUX that I daily.

I’ve never played it, but that’s hilarious. A character being gay as a big plot twist sounds like something from the ‘60s or ‘70s.

*Knock knock knock*

It made me think that maybe that was why he went to a park, instead of staying home: to keep there from being anything in the frame that might personally identify him. And then I thought that it would be entirely possible to set up a studio that didn’t have any of his stuff in it. Easy.

And from the look of things, you can’t even do that!

Too busy being mad that a person they hate did something they agree with to focus on trivial things like what the person actually did!

Gotta nuke somethin’.

The phrasing ‘giving X’ is a severely irritating grammatical construction. I’m not a huge grammar nazi, but this is just awful.

You probably just had enough of the aesthetic. It’s pretty longstanding, it was nice when other studios were going for ‘photorealistic’ and it could stand apart by combining texture fidelity with exaggerated cartoony design.  But it’s been Pixar’s signature since CGI was limited to the plasticky surfaces of Toy…

Either that or have him be like Tucker and Dale, increasingly distressed over the peculiar, improbable and seemingly self-inflicted ways that everyone is dying around him.

‘Eroxon’ sounds like what this drug would be called in a middling sci-fi novel.

Why would Dickless Hertz stick his dick in anything, when his name clearly indicates that he has no dick?

You might like it, some people did.  I wasn’t a fan, both from the digression from the original premise as well as numerous plot elements, worldbuilding details and pieces of characterization that were quite dumb.  There were certainly some neat ideas and beautifully realized science fantasy images, but I found the…