Real talk on wolves not because of what you wrote, but because the mythology behind them fasinates me.
These creatures might be the scariest animal on the planet. They were the stuff of literal nightmares up until the last 200 years. Not just European stories, but everywhere.
We live in a mostly tamed world. Once though there was a reason to fear; there were real reasons in the not to distant past that they were hunted down.
I love wolves. Go watch a YouTube video with one right now.
I live in northern Minnesota and hear them howling some nights as I fall asleep. I also see them around where I work quite a bit.
We get coyotes down here. Maybe not as fearsome as a wolf but still impressive if they get large enough.
And nary a roadrunner in sight (although I've seen them, too).
We have coyotes in North Carolina too. They come into the cities from time to time. The problem is they look like small red wolves, which are endangered here. They've been trying to reestablish the population but people keep shooting them thinking they're low-down coyotes.
My son graduated today. The commencement ceremony was very well done. And the speaker this year was some actor who has a ranch in Montana, who's taught as an adjunct professor at MSU, and who early in his career back in the late '70s helped start a Shakespeare in the Park that toured the state. They gave him an honorary doctorate for all that. His name is Bill Pullman. Perhaps you've heard of him. So that was pretty cool.
Not sure where to post this, but felt like sharing it, so here goes: Stumbled upon this in a MCU Captain America appreciation Reddit thread. It's moments like this that reminds me that he's more than just a flag-bearer, that he's more than just "laboratory experiment that comes from a bottle" (as Tony put it).
Saw no bears or wolves, but plenty of bison and elk. Got delayed by a rock slide on the way out of Yellowstone too. Gotta say, though, the most dangerous thing we came across was all the bison droppings on the lower parts of the trails.
And magpies are all over Bozeman. By far the most common bird we saw this past week.
It's interesting that the video creator's premise is that the Marvel movies are character-driven, and the DC movies are plot-driven.
This is the exact same comparison made of the early Marvel comics vs. their DC counterparts at the time. Each Marvel character had a unique "voice" while the DC characters, in comparison, seemed bland and interchangeable.
Saw no bears or wolves, but plenty of bison and elk. Got delayed by a rock slide on the way out of Yellowstone too. Gotta say, though, the most dangerous thing we came across was all the bison droppings on the lower parts of the trails.
And magpies are all over Bozeman. By far the most common bird we saw this past week.
Awesome glad you are back and had a good time with your son. I hope you get some rest this weekend.
We got back on Wednesday and I am worn slap out. I think I might try to go fishing this afternoon and swimming tomorrow
So I celebrated my 10th anniversary with my wife in April. I've always said I shouldn't talk about marriage advice until you're at least 10years in. I'm there now and open for questions.
Next I've always had a suspicion baby girls were really full grown women in diapers. As my daughter grows I'm beginning to know that it's true.
Sons are a different animal. At seven months he's turning into a little boy. one of the funniest things I've experienced was as dad was right after he started laughing he suprised himself with a fart (when you have babies you'll understand) and just started cracking up. He thought it was the funniest thing ever. fart jokes maybe low hanging comedy, but they are still fantastic when timed perfectly
My daughter's least favorite character The Man in Black, whom she was positive was the Dread Pirate Roberts and killed her second favorite character Weasley, got pushed down a ravine.
She wouldn't let us continue once she realized what had happened; she was too excited.
@Tonebone Congratulations man! Those DLC NextGen stills are gorgeous. Must be so much fun to create new content for such a legendary series from the past.
Each Marvel character had a unique "voice" while the DC characters, in comparison, seemed bland and interchangeable.
Anyone who's not Batman anyway.
Yeah.. I'm referring to the early 60's... reading JLA during those years, each character was pretty interchangeable. If you weren't looking at the pictures, you would have no idea who was saying what.
After the influence of Lee's Marvel work, you started to see characters have more... Character.
Just seeing some reports that Margot Kidder has passed away.
Just popped in to talk about this. She was 69. I know that's not young, but it isn't old.
No, it isn’t that old, but life expectancy for people with bipolar disorder is reduced by 9 to 20 years, so there you go. Dang, and I just drove through Livingston, where she lived, last week.
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And nary a roadrunner in sight (although I've seen them, too).
Ughhh...
I have problems with coyotes; I just paid a vet bill on cat because coyote got his leg.
Stumbled upon this in a MCU Captain America appreciation Reddit thread. It's moments like this that reminds me that he's more than just a flag-bearer, that he's more than just "laboratory experiment that comes from a bottle" (as Tony put it).
And magpies are all over Bozeman. By far the most common bird we saw this past week.
http://ew.com/tv/2018/05/07/the-100-season-6/
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Star Trek the Next Generation!
It'll be out on May 22!
Like original Bridge Crew, it's playable cross-platform (PC/PS4) with or without VR headsets.
P.S. I modeled and textured the Enterprise D, along with several other ships. Yeah... my job is awesome.
This is the exact same comparison made of the early Marvel comics vs. their DC counterparts at the time. Each Marvel character had a unique "voice" while the DC characters, in comparison, seemed bland and interchangeable.
We got back on Wednesday and I am worn slap out. I think I might try to go fishing this afternoon and swimming tomorrow
Next I've always had a suspicion baby girls were really full grown women in diapers. As my daughter grows I'm beginning to know that it's true.
Sons are a different animal. At seven months he's turning into a little boy. one of the funniest things I've experienced was as dad was right after he started laughing he suprised himself with a fart (when you have babies you'll understand) and just started cracking up. He thought it was the funniest thing ever. fart jokes maybe low hanging comedy, but they are still fantastic when timed perfectly
My daughter's least favorite character The Man in Black, whom she was positive was the Dread Pirate Roberts and killed her second favorite character Weasley, got pushed down a ravine.
She wouldn't let us continue once she realized what had happened; she was too excited.
https://www.sakugacity.com/ams/teamcap-a-reflection-on-the-friendship-of-spider-man-and-captain-america.155
Currently working on my next article, a review of "Ends of the Earth", comparing it to the flaws of Spider-Island.
After the influence of Lee's Marvel work, you started to see characters have more... Character.
She was 69. I know that's not young, but it isn't old.
I'm done with Mark Waid. I'm disgusted I have so many of his books on my shelf.