Back in the 1930s, American scientists were searching for a morphine substitute when they stumbled upon a new drug…
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wearing hiking boots, you lollop.
Is "fwapping over the horizon" akin to "lolloping over the mountain?"
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At the Mountains of Madness, one of my favorite Lovecraft stories.
Next I need to use chitinous and my work will be done.
I imagine Annalee, bidding her time, patiently, through lo! these many years as editor of io9, for her chance to use the word nacreous in a headline...
The word "nacreous" is derived from the word 'nacre,' obvs, and 'nacre' is the name of the opalescent stuff on the inside of a seashell, e.g., mother-of-pearl, abalone, etc.
So wait, I'm the only one who looked at this glorious, surreal sky and thought...
Looks like Van Gogh's Starry Night.