Conquer Club

AndyDufresne wrote:If you have time to kill, and want to experience the world from the POV of a cat, check out the University of Georgia's "Kitty Cam" project.

Thanks, Strike Wolf. **Munches on a banana**


--Andy

I'm borrowing time reserved for studying right now, so now, I have none to kill lol.

If all your friends use the phrase "light reading" ironically, then you just might be an academic.

DoomYoshi wrote:If all your friends use the phrase "light reading" ironically, then you just might be an academic.

Friends? What are those? lol

what the heck is going on and why are all the cookies gone
*stomps to kitchen , begins baking*

I was uploading these photos for another message board but this one is too good not to share. No really, I have completely lost the context of this shot. RPI vs Cornell. I have no idea why the Goaltender is so relaxed with the enemy player in front of him and the look on the Cornell player is priceless. What is going on outside of the range of the camera. I know it wasn't a female streaker on the ice, but from their expressions, you never know.

[bigimg]http://i116.photobucket.com/albums/o18/tzor/RPI%20Hockey/IMG_9441_zps497c11c5.jpg[/bigimg]

For those of you interested in unusual animal penises and researcher assisted animal masturbation for science, check out this SciCurious piece about the penises of Echidnas, aka Spiny Ant Eaters, and their function (newly discovered). Fun fact, they have 4 headed penises with interesting functions. Photos and video are actually included in the linked article. Maybe NSFW.

http://scientopia.org/blogs/scicurious/ ... one-sided/

**Leaves behind a bowl of bananas**


--Andy

from the monkey!!!

C'mon what is this, a full day with no posts, here at the longest thread.

Well, I had a very rewarding audition today.

You got in the Comedy contest.

No, this is something else. Lots of things are looking good right now.

So what was the audition for?

A bunch of things, working together with a cult horror film legend (so I hear, I've not seen the films myself yet) - Bev Bonner, who played "casey" in Basket Case
Personally I never heard of her, but she's been in the entertainment industry since at least the early 80's.

So you will be in a play?

Yes, and some ongoing comedy shows if all works out.

jonesthecurl wrote:A bunch of things, working together with a cult horror film legend (so I hear, I've not seen the films myself yet) - Bev Bonner, who played "casey" in Basket Case
Personally I never heard of her, but she's been in the entertainment industry since at least the early 80's.

So you are performing with her?

Yes.

Here's something about the play when performed in Michigan.
http://www.mlive.com/entertainment/flint/index.ssf/2012/03/chesaning_native_actress_bever.html
We're talking about doing a lot of other stuff too.

So it is a follow up to her play from 30 years ago.

No, it's a play that is a follow up to her movie from 30 years ago. One of a series I think.

Cool. Was she the lead actress in that film?

I haven't seen it. I guess I really need to now.
As I understand it, the character wasn't the lead, but was popular enough to appear in at least one sequel and in some other movies unrelated to the original (but still horror) - very much a cult figure rather than mainstream.
I guess i'll be learning more about this.

How about your character?

Don't know that yet.

This just in, Iranian state television said on Monday that the country’s scientists had succeeded in sending a monkey into space "as a prelude to sending humans." The state news agency, IRNA, said the monkey was sent into space on a Kavoshgar rocket that reached a height of 75 miles and "returned its shipment intact," Reuters reported. The monkey survived, according to Press TV, the state run satellite broadcaster.

While I, and many monkeys would like to go to space, we'd like to go so willingly on our own accord, and my sources say this monkey was not given a choice.

**Munches on a banana for all lofty monkeys, chimps, and humans**


--Andy