@PNS can't wait for the zoning commission to tell him to tear it down because it's below the 750 square foot minimum in the harmonized International building code. At 350 square feet it's way smaller than even the vintage southern shotgun shack houses you can still find in New Orleans. The unaffordable mcmansion craze was purely builder profit greed enabled by a new metal joint mount that doubled room spans. This trick sub-subdivides the land to max profit from all that can't afford a mcmansion.
The Projected Man (1966) 77 min | UK Horror SciFi | Feb 1967 | IMDB 3.6
Dir: Ian Curteis, John Croydon
Cast: Mary Peach, Bryant Haliday, Norman Wooland
A scientist experimenting with matter transmission from place to place by means of a laser beam suddenly decides to use himself as a test specimen. But the process goes awry, and one side of his body becomes hideously deformed and instantly lethal to anyone it touches.
The Only Chemical The Nazis Were Scared Of - Chlorine TriFluoride ClF3 It literally rips the oxygen atoms out of compounds to burn, doesn't need air to burn. It burns through concrete, asbestos, dirt, sand makes it explode, water makes it explode. There's no stopping it until it burns itself out. Remind me of that molecular acid blood in the film Alien.
@PNS@Arohkz very pricey. You should be able to get small to medium carabiners at Lowe's or Walmart for a buck or two. It does have that steampunk look and looks like it comes with a an extra metal loop on the bottom for a belt or strap. For that price it better come with a climbing rated guarantee. Most aren't and have 'not for climbing' carved into the metal. Usually 100 or 250 lb max load too.
@PNS it's 1,000 years in the future but we can do a sort of My Dinner with Andre episode with a hologram of Jake Cisco. We couldn't afford Avery Brooks except for a voiceover at the end of the episode. In all fairness Cirroc Lofton, the Jake Sisko actor is 47 now and Avery would have to appear as a very old man but instead they wrote around it giving Sisko a permanent disappearance into the Bajor wormhole chilling with the prophets outside of time.
@PNS@Atreyu rural Georgia redneck tempered with decades in New York City then Los Angeles. Imagine putting some pebbles in the back of your mouth and try to talk holding your upper palate high and back. It's almost like a British Cockney accent crossed with a little bit of doctor evil. The show's dialogue is written by such virtue signaling rank amateurs that it's atrocious. The worst thing about this young adult show is it's not a high school, it's a post HS Military College for 20 somethings.
@PNS@djsumdog 13,965,000 nerds had high hopes and nothing better to do that night. I remember a friend saying we should go to see it at the planetarium. Apparently played across the sky dome like a laser show but it was at the exact time it was airing on network TV so why bother? Nothing special about Voyager except it got that loser producer away from DS9 so they could clandestinally script out the entire Dominion War which he would have never allowed. They'd even lie when he status called 'em
@realcaseyrollins sure you can but first you have to make your own light bright with a larger diameter hole board to fit the Jolly Rancher candy pieces into. It'd be rougher and look more like the pylon control panels in Land of the Lost though.
@PNS Someone wants to be David Johanson of the New York Dolls circa 1971. But that was just inventing proto-punk Glam Rock at the time. Later creating the retro looking Buster Poindexter act.