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Sweet Seals For You, Always
EXPECTATIONS
Mike Driver
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
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Kiana Khansmith

Jar Jar Binks Fan Club
NASA
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
One Nice Bug Per Day
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You get sad, Harry. *Too* sad. People can't get that sad. It's impossible to watch...
Ganymede incident part 3
The corridors of Galveston Shallow were wide. Half the light came down shafts from the surface, the actual light of the sun strung through a series of transparent shielding to keep the radiation to a minimum. The wide, sloping ceilings gave the place a sense of being natural, almost organic, and the smell of the mechanical air recyclers was nearly hidden by the rich, loamy scents of growing plants. (c) Nemesis Games.
Ganymede incident part 2
Ganymede incident part 1
-- You're not that guy. I am that guy. ...
-- Where's Dr. Strickland? -- He's not coming with us.
One interesting thing about the Protomolecule transformation is that in the TV show, it looks more sci-fi, with blue and cyan lighting, techno-tentacles, and other effects. In the book, it's closer to body horror and biopunk themes: red and brown colors, crawling hands, transformed flesh on the walls, and "zombies" with black vomit.
Dance, you yellow monkey fucker!
And Station 41 and the glow of its desk lamps, the clicking of coffee mugs, clouds of cigarette smoke and the ringing telephone... your youth.