These are some of the hopefuls to be cast as the role of Carl Brutananadilewski, the next door neighbor and comic foil to the Aqua Teen Hunger Force.
Though it doesn’t show on their faces, these boys are lining up to score the role of a lifetime. Is there a live human being with enough verve, enough anima, enough emanations to truly inhabit this character? Only in the premiere live action episode/season six finale of ATHF will this be revealed.
In the words of Carl, himself, “If you need anything, you know who to look to – someone else.”
As it turns out, designer Eduard McIntosh is the progenitor of Skynet, or the Oz Head, or whatever computer lineage eventually morphs into the overlord of the Matrix universe.
Called the Autonomous Living Unit, the theoretical one-man-band chair would provide all the needs of the user, and eventually make fully furnished living spaces obsolete. The project is pitched as a solution for homeless people or squatters living without amenities. As long as these people have a few hundred thousand bucks to spare on their pod, they’ll be living it up with the rest of us.
Is it just me, or does this video carry more weight by virtue of the German narration?
This piece has a little Monochrom flavor to it. Yes, they’re Austrian, and I get the distinction, but they both do the German-accented anarchical satirist thing.
So, I’ve checked her out and this Oksana is onto something. She had a son with Timothy Dalton three years after he got out of a 14 year relationship with Vanessa Redgrave. She’s brilliant! Find old guys who just get out of long-term relationships, have their baby and then sit pretty in your child-support funded castle in the sky.
Electric feature from Wired Magazine delving into the different types of lightning strikes. Particularly intriguing is the legendary ‘ball’ lightning, which sounds like something that Raiden would conjure up.
Unfortunately, there’s no mention of pine-cone lightning…
