When the cat and snake distribution systems collide.
I know thatâs not Gary Coleman, but I just want to caption that âWhatâchu talkinâbout, Data?â
You are very close.
I learned this today. This is from the last episode of âWebster.â Webster meets Worf. I have no idea why. I also had no idea the two shows overlapped. I thought Webster only went for a couple of seasons.
As much as I donât mind spam, I think I need to leave that experiment to the alternate universe version of me with the goatee and all.
I liked his comic, but it made too much sense.
Doesnât look like our home!
Is that disappointment I sense, or something else?
Just a joke reference to living in a home where âthe cat and snake distribution systems collideâ.
Common denominator: mice are eagerly attacked. Itâs kind of funny to watch the cat sitting on top of the tank looking down jealously at the snake having a meal.
One of my favorite sci-fi authors ever. His books were my golden age of sci-fi (As in âWhen was the Golden Age of Sci-Fi?â â10-14â).
Ditto, up until The Integral Trees, which I didnât care for. His âtales of known spaceâ stories were terrific.
The Integral Trees was I think the one that fist introduced me to his work! I think I still have a copy packed away somewhere around here. Got it from a library sale where books were 10¢-25¢.
Then I got into the Tales of Known Space, Ringworld, and the whole Motie and CoDominium line of stories. Also Dream Park and Barsoom Project, although I kinda lost interest in that series after the first two. However, I found The Magic Goes Away books which were a nice diversion. And then got more into Jerry Pournelle.
Louis Armstrong signs the Jazz-Punk Accords.
Bleach is good too.