Is that the penis worm that I learned about today?
ArtieShaw
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She was a really funny comedy actor, but also good in Close Encounters. I'll probably remember her most for that role.
YES! I watched it on bootleg VHS about 100 times when I was a kid. It has so much to love.
*myrmecologists *a lady scientist *flamethrowers and gas bombs *LA sewer tunnels *some psych ward patients who make some great points (eg - Do you think there's a black market for hot sugar? They were ants, I tell you!) *walk by cameo by a young Leonard Nemoy; he was just an extra at that point *an entire informational film strip about ants
They also do a really good job of investigating and escalating the emergency response to a very bad and weird situation. Good writing and good acting.
she had been flagged after she indicated that she was not a U.S. citizen in response to a jury summons
She claimed non-citizenship as a way to get out of jury duty???? Bwahahahaahaha! This just keeps getting better.
That looks like a perfect copycat Giordanos! I used to make those at home before they opened one up locally in ~~American hell~~ Ohio.
They make my friends in Italy SO ANGRY. They insist that it's some sort of quiche or casserole. And then I point out that I've been to Italy and seen the hotdog and french fry pizza with my own eyes. That makes them angrier.
If you're a home cook, it's possible to make a very passable Chicago style pizza at home. I've done knock-offs of Giordanos's stuffed spinach and also a standard Lou Malnoti's.
But I'll admit that it's a bit tricky if you don't have that base knowledge of what you're going for.
I think this was the resource I used to back-engineer the crusts. The rest is getting the order of ingredients (cheese on bottom to form a fat shield that protects the crust, toppings, potentially more cheese or another razor thin crust, then red sauce.)
draw what you see.
This is the best advice I ever got when it comes to realistic drawing. And it is hard! Seeing is different than knowing. And a two dimensional page is different than the 3D space that we live in. Drawing is like a translation between brain, eyes, and the paper.
If you draw what you know, you end up with some weird shit, like those medieval cat drawings. It may be recognizable as a cat, but doesn't look like you're seeing a cat.
I think they were just trying to promote math. I always thought about it later in life as I tried to drunkenly calculate pool angles at the bar.
"Dammit - Donald tried to explain this when I was 10! Why can't I remember the details?"
The most hauntingly memorable was a weird mid-century Donald Duck piece of math propaganda. We watched it in school.
Donald Duck in MathMagic Land. Not scary, but odd.
My husband is still scarred by that one.
They're keeping you safe!
Roy is great. He's no Moss, but he's great.