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photo Take that, Kindle! (by Eric Fischer)

Take that, Kindle! (by Eric Fischer)

10 months ago

June 30, 2012
photo Charlie Brown inspired graffiti in Ottawa
via Nylon Blogs

Charlie Brown inspired graffiti in Ottawa

via Nylon Blogs

2 years ago

June 19, 2010
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In the comics, the Parasite can absorb the super powers of any hero he touches. Tap the Flash on the shoulder and he gets super speed. Shake Superman’s hand, and he’s able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Nudibanch sea slugs appear to have a surprising similar ability.  Researchers have identified a species of sea slug,Elysia chlorotica , that steals chloroplast from algae and then starts photosynthesizing. The nudibranch takes a single meal of algae early in life, extracts the chloroplasts from its prey and inserts them into its cells.
This ability to harvest the cellular apparatus of another species seems to be something nudibranchs do very well. Several species of nudibranchs have been identified that can extract the stinging organelles (or cnidocytes) of jellyfish and coral and insert them into their own tissues for protection (although, how they extract the sensitive cnidocytes without triggering them is a still a mystery).  But, just like the Parasite, this ability doesn’t last forever.  Once the nudibranch has fired its purloined cnidocytes, it must replenish them by eating more jellyfish or coral.

via Drawing Flies

In the comics, the Parasite can absorb the super powers of any hero he touches. Tap the Flash on the shoulder and he gets super speed. Shake Superman’s hand, and he’s able to leap tall buildings in a single bound. Nudibanch sea slugs appear to have a surprising similar ability.  Researchers have identified a species of sea slug,Elysia chlorotica , that steals chloroplast from algae and then starts photosynthesizing. The nudibranch takes a single meal of algae early in life, extracts the chloroplasts from its prey and inserts them into its cells.

This ability to harvest the cellular apparatus of another species seems to be something nudibranchs do very well. Several species of nudibranchs have been identified that can extract the stinging organelles (or cnidocytes) of jellyfish and coral and insert them into their own tissues for protection (although, how they extract the sensitive cnidocytes without triggering them is a still a mystery).  But, just like the Parasite, this ability doesn’t last forever.  Once the nudibranch has fired its purloined cnidocytes, it must replenish them by eating more jellyfish or coral.

via Drawing Flies

3 years ago

March 17, 2010
photo MICHAEL PAULUS - Charlie (profile)
charlie brown’s skeleton

MICHAEL PAULUS - Charlie (profile)

charlie brown’s skeleton

3 years ago

February 22, 2010
photo un:

motherbacon:thedailywhat:


Mashup of the Day: Charlie Brown TIE Fighter by Tom Torrey of GammaRayBots fame.
Reminds me of my favorite Peanuts movie, You’re a Deadly Starfighter, Charlie Brown.
[nerdcore.]


Vader would be Lucy.

?!

un:

motherbacon:thedailywhat:

Mashup of the Day: Charlie Brown TIE Fighter by Tom Torrey of GammaRayBots fame.

Reminds me of my favorite Peanuts movie, You’re a Deadly Starfighter, Charlie Brown.

[nerdcore.]

Vader would be Lucy.

?!

3 years ago

January 25, 2010
reblogged via un
photo un:

Cyborg, Deliverence, Plainview, Vin Diesel, transgender, and sharkboy.
by deepspacerhyme

deliverance == pigpen grown up

un:

Cyborg, Deliverence, Plainview, Vin Diesel, transgender, and sharkboy.

by deepspacerhyme

deliverance == pigpen grown up

3 years ago

January 9, 2010
reblogged via un
photo flickflickflicker:

this?  is awesome.

flickflickflicker:

this?  is awesome.

3 years ago

December 17, 2009