That guy is asking for trouble.

Looks a little bit like some of the furniture in Roland Emmerich's London apartment

Now let's take 12 of those setups and make a giant clock.

It's actually pretty cool right on Google Earth. You can sort of descend into the cone, and when you are done with that you can take a virtual tour of the 3D-modeled Pompeii ruins.

You'll laugh so hard your sides will ache. Your heart will go 'pitter-pat,' watching Skrillex, the wonderful cat.

The image is transmitted to the screen by means of a rotating prism, so the film never stops, it just rolls past a hunk of specially shaped glass. This is how very high speed film cameras also work, as I understand it.

In a moviola the film stops intermittently in the gate, where it is held still for a beat. The spool out and uptake reels never stop, but loops of slack on either side of the gate back the intermittent motion within the gate possible. I high speed camera couldn't operate in this way, it would be too stressful on the film.

My floor looks exactly like that, and not on purpose.

Snoopy's dog house is the same way.

I like his brachioradialis

Kamandi - Last Boy on Earth - Issue #1

His Plutonian is really hard to understand. He actually speaks it with a pretty heavy Saturnian accent.

I may never eat bacon again.

I recognize that ghost. He is an incredible pain.

This would go great with my french fry that looks like a light saber.

Reminds me of Jaan Pehechan Ho