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I recently managed to find on the Internet Archive some VHS transfers for the documentary series that got me obsessed with insects in the first place, Alien Empire, and figured I should share with you all a scene that I’ve been predisposed from childhood to tear up to about a moth laying her eggs.
I found Microsoft Dinosaurs in the internet archive, and while I couldn’t run it on my computer, I was at least able to admire all these old gallery pics again.
Re-found online this beautiful photo of staged models of a Mother Cynognathus and her pups, designed by Jane Burton for Dougal Dixon’s book The Age of Dinosaurs. I still have a copy of the book myself. The info and dinosaur designs therein are pretty outdated but I really do love the photos created by Burton, especially the ones that we see during the earlier, Permian period section.
I don’t know why but I’ve always (as a kid and as an adult) really liked Cynognathus as a prehistoric animal, and I can’t imagine why. I think it might just have to do with its cool pedigree as a lizard that looked like an early dog that just happened to live in the period just before the dinosaurs.
So, here, you can also have this other Cynognathus illustration that I remember from the old Microsoft Dinosaurs program.
rewatching mirai nikki and the opening slaps
me singing the backing vocals in the truant wave version of spotlight (o nostalgia)
I ruined my car decorating it for a fall out boy concert and it was so embarrassing I let my friends use that car chalk marker shit on it??? only we didn't realize it was only for the windows so my whole front side was just yeah and then I had to drive it around town and to work like that for MONTHS my car was a piece of shit anyway and it kept breaking down so one day when it died its true death I left it in a walmart parking lot RIP my little ford taurus bby
rather than clothes i want records + a record player
thats under 100$ right
sudden intense pangs of nostalgia for that time I went to my first UN climate negotiations and people from like the UK and Australia and shit would always be like “ohhhhh so like Portlandia?” whenever I told them I was from Oregon
