Random crap with Uno.

[E_T]

how many times would you be able to use the mold before it would wear out (lifetime)?

[Unorthodox]

The absorption mold?  Good question.  I've never tried to pull more than 4 copies out of one before

[Unorthodox]

Year is off to a rousing start with the car needing a new starter motor. 

[E_T]

always a nice thing, especially in the cold weather...

[Geo]

Year is off to a rousing start with the car needing a new starter motor.

While you're at it, change it to an electromotor. ;-)

[Unorthodox]

Oh, trust me the DAY it's economically feasible for me, I will. 

[E_T]

Year is off to a rousing start with the car needing a new starter motor.

While you're at it, change it to an electromotor. ;-)

:fishslap:

[Buster's Uncle]

I believe I've neglected to share this...

[Unorthodox]

I don't know if I mentioned it before.  1:05 on that video....geee, I WONDER WHERE THEY GOT THE IDEA FOR THOSE...




Actually it was kinda cool to see them commercially available.  NO ONE has created them before I started that in 2005, or since I stopped in 2009. 

[Unorthodox]

Wind storm today.  Annoying and loud but as far as I can tell, non-damaging. 

If anyone is looking to get into foam carving, this thing is great and loads cheaper than competitive products. 

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JBQ58L2/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s02?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[Buster's Uncle]

Me, I'd love something economical/practical for spraying foam into molds.

[Unorthodox]

What kind of mold? 

Wet sand casting is surprisingly effective with great stuff foam. 

[Buster's Uncle]

Oh, plaster or paper mache, likely the latter lined with latex, maybe some Vaseline on that, depending on what the foam needs.

[Unorthodox]

So, we recently dropped netflix in favor of CBS and crunchyroll (Talia is big into Anime right now).  Figure we'll rotate some services to catch up on series that interest us. 


So...

Twilight Zone:

Episode 1:  The Comedian. 

I guess interesting ish concept?  But I didn't totally dig the performance and it was SUPER predictable for me as a horror buff who adores be careful what you wish for stories. 

Episode 2:  Terror at 30000 ft. 

I was semi expecting yet another remake on the classic, but it was completely re-imagined, and I really liked this one.  Adam Scott really nails the performance which is ever more restrained than either Shatner or Lithgow, and works well with the re-imagining. 

Episode 3: Rewind

...Ok, this episode was very uncomfortable to watch but it was supposed to be.  It follows a mom and son being pestered by a racist cop, and just keeps ramping up the racism at every turn no matter what they do to the point of softcore horror levels, and is FANTASTIC in its uncomfortableness up to a point...but it stumbles in the third act with some weird ass [poop] about 'the old country' and magic supposedly brought from Africa, but that just becomes lip service and we then go on an underground railroad analog before going back into racist cops...and an all black university for some reason? 

So...the series has run into major issues for my enjoyment. 

It doesn't happen on other services, and I'm not really watching other series on CBS, but each new episode defaults to audio description...which really messes with binging as I have to get into the menu to adjust it every freaking time. 

It's otherwise been very uneven with a lot of duds. 

One shout out to a Season 2 episode titled "8". 

This was a bad horror movie episode and it was HILARIOUS. 

I SWEAR I've seen this before, but it's so basic and memetastic as it could just be a fill in the blank script. 

Setup:  Sub/research vessel under the ice caps studying how the melting and increased sunlight is causing a shift in deep sea predators revealing new species never documented before. 

Killer hyper intelligent octopus.  Worth every second, and some fairly gruesome kills (but not overly gory) for such a series. 

[Buster's Uncle]

So more funny for everyone or funny for horror aficionados?