Riverside Power Station.
Brined Opossum with a Turnip-Infused Gravy, and other lunchtime treats
How to enjoy Rocket Girls
A: Pay close attention to every detail. Note the impossibilities, e.g., the helicopter flight in the first episode, and the implausibilities, e.g., damn near everything else. Chuckle at the absurdities.
B: Turn off your critical faculties and enjoy the series for what is: a bit of unpretentious low-budget science-fantasy fluff.
Ultimately, it comes down to whether the engineering fanservice and skintight spacesuits compensate for the ugly computer animation. I enjoyed the show. YMMV.
Update: See also the anonymous Author’s commentary.
June 21, 320 A.D.
50/365
Thrilling kitsch
An appreciation of Fantasia. I need to watch it again sometime — it must be 30 years since I last saw it — if only to have something to compare Robot Carnival with.
(Via Rightwing film geek.)
Nonsense demands precision
49/365
Bleah
Posting will resume when I’m less frazzled by construction, bad weather and bad smells — remodeling and plumbing problems at work, roof destruction and replacement during unstable weather at home. Until then, here’s Yukari and Matsuri from Rocket Girls.
*****
Today’s word: “Waffo!” (Yes, the Right Stuf order arrived in less than a week.)
Unnatural disasters: roofing
My garden, as it looked when I got home this evening. See if you can spot the rose bushes.
48/365
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PKD alert
Ragle Gumm is planning to blog his way through The Three Stigmata of Palmer Erldritch, one of Dick’s most interesting books, starting in mid-July.