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  And the little kids save the day!!! Heroic! Boom. Smash! Now... Will little Simon settle down and marry like a Good Man does? Run, Simon! Break the chains of patriarchy and traditional gender roles. You don't even like that girl! #Monsterdon

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  I don't care if Simon lives or dies, but the sheer volume of costumes and whimsical nonsense is great. I'm like a baby with those colorful plastic keys shaking in front of my face. #Monsterdon

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  Bold talk by a man wearing a bedazzled nacho bowl on his head. #Monsterdon

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  Haha he stabbed PAST that guy and he fell over, defeated. 😂 I love you, movie. #Monsterdon

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  Hey, pocket friends. No plans this evening? Join us for #Monsterdon! 👇 https://timeloop.cafe/@Taweret/117581776913563519

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  *applause* hehe who is damned now, you little shits? #Monsterdon

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  Imagine if Maury Povich was alive. The radio shows he'd do. #Monsterdon

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  The time change strikes again! Idyllic small town struck by naptivism. #Monsterdon

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  Never existed? I bought a copy at Waldenbooks. #Monsterdon

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  Okie Doke! I sent off my comment against the proposed #Seattle data center. Locals, if you need any help crafting a statement for the Land Use committee feel free to hit me up. Specifics work better than emotional appeals when it comes to a land use committee. I'll listen in on the meeting tonight. I have a feeling this is like Jason from Friday the 13th. We may need to bury it several times before it stops haunting us. :) thanks for the working link, @KevinFreitas Public Comment Lin...

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  Ah, old movies. If only he'd – I don't know – listened to the woman who told him this exact thing would happen. #Monsterdon

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  Have we done a #Monsterdon watch of this movie before? I don't remember but parts seem very familiar. I may be thinking of the book, though.

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  Three years into the apocalypse they remain committed to dressing business casual. #Monsterdon

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  I went to Scarecrow Video and found this week's #Monsterdon and #MovieClub films in one fell swoop. 🍿

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  You see the bat came back. 🎶 The Very Next Day 🎶 #Monsterdon

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  The important thing is to blame a servant, obviously. Gotta protect the monied class. #Monsterdon

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  Neat effect! #Monsterdon

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  Look, Vincent. I said I'd stay here for ten grand. I never agreed to all these meetings. I'm going to bed. In a closet. With a gun and a bottle of wine. #Monsterdon

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  10,000 in 1959 is roughly equivalent to $113,000 today. #Monsterdon

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  #WritersCoffeeClub Could you work without the internet? Mostly. I have offline Wikipedia and hardcopy reference material. I'd need internet to upload books to stores, though.

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  Balancing my urge to make a Jellyfish man costume against my sure knowledge that putting a hefty bag over my head could kill me. #Monsterdon

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  I love his stupid, translucent head! #Monsterdon

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  How low are my expectations for this movie? They are deep down in the molten core of the earth. #Monsterdon

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  Hey #Monsterdon! Tonight's film is Sting of Death. Get in the mood with this soothing livestream from Monterey Bay Aquarium. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=eQ_foBERmzA

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  Tomorrow we watch Sting of Death. Today we marvel at Jellyfish life! 🤓 🪼 Jellyfish reproduction is wacky. They can reproduce sexually (spraying eggs and sperm around) or asexually (cloning) but for me the wildest bit is that after a baby polyp attaches to a surface it develops into a strobila, which is a chain or stack of teeny tiny jellyfish. When they are ready, they lift off the stack, one at a time, and start pulsing. Tiny ephedras! Then they hunt even tinier prey and grow bigger, into medu...

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  This week's #Monsterdon is Sting of Death, so let's look at some fun Jellyfish facts.🪼 Why do Jellyfish sting? As a defense, perhaps, but certainly to hunt. They have specialized cells containing nematocysts, little, coiled harpoon-like structures that shoot out to sting and even paralyze prey. Nematocysts are 'spent' once used and take a day or so to grow back. Most jellyfish stings are mild to humans, but a few jellies (particularly around Australia and southeast asia) have...

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  Hooray! This week's #Monsterdon is Sting of Death, so let's look at some fun Jellyfish facts this week.🪼 Basics first. Jellyfish are soft, invertebrate animals, members of the phylum Cnidaria along with anemones and corals. Cnidarians are known for their stinging abilities. A typical jellyfish's jelly-like body (Mesoglea) is mostly water, sandwiched between two thin layers of living tissue. The bell-shape we think of as "a jellyfish" is called a Medusa, and it's jus...

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  I'm rooting for Sting of Death this week. If it wins, I will post five fun Jellyfish facts! #Monsterdon

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  Ok. Now I want cozy leg warmers. Not in those Ronald McDonald colors though. #Monsterdon

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  Okay, which one of you drives this car? #Monsterdon