Indeed it does Paul, the Butties finest moment.

It's a very clever machine. Reminds me of the android creatures in Half-Life, Episode Two.

It would be cool to see the snakes 'writhe' but the link description says it just vibrates when people get near to it. Looks good anyway.

I'm sorry I've got to say something about the comments here.

Awesome, well you are less than awesome with that kind of comment. Fashion extremes are then watered down to be marketable. Get it?

Vonskippy, 'realer and realer', wtf is that in the real world? Grammer! Grammer! Learn about it!

Ray, I bet a thousand quid you're an ugly duckling & hate the world.

Because I'm too fond of the amber nectar.

Leftism is a mental disease of the younger mind. You'll grow up one day & see the light.

I've seen that film in 3D & I'm only in my forties. British Channel 4 showed a load of 3D films back in the eighties when they were starting out & this was one of them. It's a good/bad as they say.

I have some Jimi Hendrix running in the background & it works pretty well.

The example picture is his nicest piece, most of them are pretty gruesome & macabre.

I agree with jenW, it's a shoe shining stool.

Powerful writing. The comment section is worth a read alone.

Upstairs, downstairs.

Ah, but it lives on in photographic & 3D renderering software. An unbiased renderer(Thea)I use has Kodachrome pre-set CRT channels to mimic the feel of the film perfectly.

We only saw the hole in the tower made by the first plane & it was pure speculation on the part of everyone as to what had actually happened. That's why the news channels thought a "small plane" had simply crashed into the building. The footage of the actual smash was released the day after, as they found out that a New York Fire Dept crew watched & filmed the moment of impact.