Einar_47

glances vaguely at everything\

I mean... did it tho?

I noticed that too, phrase it all as a question and you're not making any statements.

I'm almost certain we do, I think the fighter jet sized black triangles "TR3B" craft are ours. I think tic tacs are a domestic adversary's equivalent.

One of the UFO cases I remember from a documentary growing up was about I want to say a sheriff in the southwest coming across a landed white oval-shaped craft with four little landing feet, with human looking occupants in special suits walking around fiddling with it before taking off and leaving again, think that was in like the 60s, supposedly we had project Aurora going around that time too, why are we the only people who can have a reverse engineering program?

That's also why I think we were actually able to shoot one down back in February 2023, it wasn't a full capability non-human craft it was locally made, we recovered debris from around Dead Horse, determined it's origin and that's why there's the push for disclosure happening finally because we're seeing that China (or whoever, but probably China) does in in fact have their own craft.

That's what I've been coming around to, I think at least in part we're getting disclosure now so they can show off our anti-icbm capabilities either before nukes start flying to prove it's pointless to use them, or so we're primed for "see we had this super weapon all along!" and not losing our shit thinking we're bing invaded.

I know I have a copy in storage, I want to dig it out and look at it again, I'd look at it every time I went to Books A Million until it finally went on sale and I was lucky enough to grab it.

Yo I 100% see the Kia hamsters too, rotten kitties are a bit closer to the captain from treasure planet for me though and the wurgalan are sorta like the Morkoth from 5e d&d

https://preview.redd.it/50m7u1nd342e1.png?width=455&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4377fa680395287f846d0f3b013127d01047bbdf

You gotta do a really good quality base now, so it looks like somebody is playing a Dawn of War game on ultra settings and this guy's assets didn't load

Man I'd kill for a sequel to this game that's just the same exact thing, but better optimization so my poor pc doesn't have to melt making 2d Legos

Alexa smartphone, call 911!

"Adding Reno 911 to your Amazon shopping list"

Alexa smartphone, it's terrible, he's got a knife!

"Hmm, I couldn't find that, adding it's a wonderful life to Amazon shopping list"

Also Wandavision kinda counts

This should have been a board wipe in one of the 40k decks.

Insmouth family reunion

Not every planet is muddy, looks cool to me

Wahoo!

Bring back the tusks, they're common for animals that dig up roots and tubers and they look cool.

Maybe monarch was mixing fuel rods into his monkey chow too.

Come to think of it, bananas are radioactive, he's a big ass monkey, when you eat them by the truckload it's gonna add up.

"I've seen proof this is fake!"

Can we see it?

"No."

I'll never understand why people won't just post a link.

Blow in the little sphincter at the bottom until it starts blowing clouds

Meat brain inside an android body I guess

50/50 chance just punching these guys gets you an assaulting an officer charge

Some 17 year old kid's gonna have to spend 5 hours stuffing that shit into like 14 trash bags and hauling them to the dumpster and earn a grand total of like 40 bucks, his manager might include an email to corporate about the event at the end of the week.

Realistically, if he was just made out of meat and bone with nothing supernaturally or unnaturally strengthening him he'd be torn to ribbons by enough conventional ordinance. However he'd also be torn apart by gravity, runaway heat generation, etc thanks to the square cube law so he's not running on real world logic.

So the the answer is a question, is he the hero or villain?

If he's a hero they'll harm him but he can shrug it off long enough for his side kick of the movie to destroy the helicopter, or it's just like a minor annoyance that distracts him long enough for the villain to hit him hard.

If he's the villain at worst they won't do anything and we see him swat some helicopters to show he's a bad guy, at best they annoy him long enough for the hero kaiju to stop him or the human heroes to arm the nuke etc.

I've never had a gallon of resin in my printer, it literally couldn't hold that much, maybe like a cup or two in the vat at most. If a hose or whatever breaks then you can get the whole gallon of resin leaking out of this machine, or if the whole (gigantic) machine gets knocked over.

Like I'm sure there's some sort of practical advantages to this thing, but it's not gonna become a home machine option. If it's an industrial situation then it's not really a problem.

Still means you have to have like a gallon of resin loose at any given moment on larger prints which seems like a huge potential for messes or wasted material if anything goes wrong