Separated at birth?
You be the judge.
The titular antagonist of the 1953 "alternative classic" Robot Monster:
A bear cub from Wisconsin that somehow managed to get his entire head stuck in a bird feeder sometime around Memorial Day weekend:
Am I the only one seeing some uncanny prophecy-come-true at work? Like the brilliant psychic, Criswell, famously said, "Future events such as these will affect you in the future!" I, for one, hail our new ursine-space-helmeted-cyborg masters. (Sure, I'm kissing a little ass here--screw you, I want to be in on the ground floor for once!)
The titular antagonist of the 1953 "alternative classic" Robot Monster:
A bear cub from Wisconsin that somehow managed to get his entire head stuck in a bird feeder sometime around Memorial Day weekend:
Am I the only one seeing some uncanny prophecy-come-true at work? Like the brilliant psychic, Criswell, famously said, "Future events such as these will affect you in the future!" I, for one, hail our new ursine-space-helmeted-cyborg masters. (Sure, I'm kissing a little ass here--screw you, I want to be in on the ground floor for once!)
(Photo of hapless, pathetic-but-adorable baby bear ©2009 Department Of Natural Resources / AP)
Comments
This is just basically how I am....
:-D
Anyway, my "residual self image" largely involves biting the leather bit and asking for a pint of hootch. Which, objectively speaking, is probably stupid, but whatever....
(snicker)
And some jobs... not pointing any fingers... might be more tolerable with a percocet or two. In my case, though, the stuff makes me puke, so I'm an involuntary no-pain-drugs kinda gal.
WendyB_09