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danielsangeo

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    Species: Foxeris transitus

    Planet: Vulpes Major

    Classification: Host organism

    Personality: At birth, they are groomed by the adults of their species to become host organisms for a variety of other organisms. At the age of maturity, they begin to excrete pheremones that attract other organisms to begin to nest and live within the body of the F. transitus. It provides food for the "parasite" organisms and the "parasites" provide protection from other predators.

    Size: At adulthood, they are the size of an Earth school bus.

     

     

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  2. I just saw Deadpool as well. It gets 8/10 for me. I had to dock it two points because:

     

     

    I felt the "torture" sequence where Wade is turned into Deadpool went on for far too long. This was supposed to be an action comedy, not torture-porn. To me, it felt extraordinarily jarringly out of place.

     

     

    Beyond that, though, superb movie in almost every way!

  3. Granted, but but nothing else has that control at that speed so you are unable to carry any liquids in any open-mouthed containers without spilling.

     

    "Good thing I was a boy-scout. Be prepared!" (extra points for getting the reference ;) )

     

    Doom Guy's Mind: Episode 7.

     

    OT: I wish people wouldn't feel the need to gun their engines outside my bedroom window like they're at a racetrack...

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    Species: Melanocetus sapiens

    Planet: Neopterygius IV

    Classification: Sapient Anglerfish

    Personality: The above, being an actual photo of the species, M. sapiens is somehow a two-dimensional being and they feed on other two-dimensional species. They are notably ill-tempered in the second dimension only. Those species that can perceive three dimension find them to be harmless because they can just step aside from this strange alien race. This makes them more ill-tempered in the second dimension due to M. sapiens's inability to perceive the third dimension so their prey just "wink" out of existence to them. Beyond that, they are as harmless to three dimensional beings as three dimension beings are to four dimensional beings--and so forth. Their species is hierarchical, with what appears to be a king and queen who have special coloration to distinguish themselves.

     

    How does this species birth its young?: As two-dimensional beings, three-dimensional beings are able to witness the mating and birthing process in toto, as the young grow inside of "female" of the species. They number in the hundreds and continue to grow until the body of the "female" cannot stretch any more and the skin bursts open, killing the "female" in the process.

     

    (Man, my descriptions are DARK! How about a lighthearted one from me?)

     

     

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    Species: Known only as The Jailers (real name unknown, species is not known to communicate at any perceivable level)

    Planet: Unknown, possibly not in this dimension

    Classification: Humanoid hulk

    Personality: Although doesn't seem to communicate at any known level (is completely silent save for the rattling of its chains), is perceived to extremely intelligent, ruthless, and untiring.

    Reason for cages: It seems to know where there is any lawbreaking in the galaxy and will stop at nothing to incarcerate the lawbreakers in its claw-made prisons. Or perhaps the prisons are made by other species. There is no place to hide that they will not find you. Not much is known about The Jailers beyond this, and even less is known about the fates of those that are incarcerated. They are never seen from again.

     

     

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  6. (This will actually work out for me because I have no idea what that movie is about.)

     

    A comedy about a man (whiter than the whitest white person) who is not Jamaican by birth but has grown up to believe he is comes to find out his uncle is a wealthy aristocrat and has to come to terms with this information. (Mon Oncle is a play on "My Uncle" and "Monocle").

     

    Beaches.

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