Austin Witherspoon

I gotta say, I got to see an early cut of Wildwood a year and a half ago when the vfx weren't done and a lot of it was still storyboards The final version was way more graphic than I remember it being. It's definitely not a kids movie

I don't want to spoil anything but there's some stuff I would have expected to be rated R, I don't know how it got away with pg-13

I'm really proud of our christmas cards from last year after having a baby We took pictures twice, once before baby was born and once a few months later

I'm really proud of our christmas cards from last year after having a baby We took pictures twice, once before baby was born and once a few months later

I'm really proud of our christmas cards from last year after having a baby We took pictures twice, once before baby was born and once a few months later

Fun fact, pizza baby's name will be in the credits of Wildwood this friday (At the verrryy end, there's a "production babies" section)

There were a few years at work where any time somebody was sick I reacted in Slack with a hospital emoji. Slack even kept it in the recently used box It turns out it wasn't a hospital- it was a "love hotel". I never noticed because it's so tiny And none of my coworkers told me!

In honor of sam neil here is a thread of my favorite dinosaur facts

Grass didn't exist yet for most of eras of the dinosaurs, but grass hoppers did Grasshoppers were probably sitting around twiddling their thumbs bored for 100-200 million years waiting for some damn grass to evolve so they could hop around in it

In honor of sam neil here is a thread of my favorite dinosaur facts

Pterodactyls weren't as huge as movies make them look, they were about the size of a raven The broader family, pterosaurs, got a absolutely massive though Quetzalcoatlus was the size of an f-16

In honor of sam neil here is a thread of my favorite dinosaur facts

T-Rex probably had feathers, but possibly more when they were babies or teenagers, and less when they grew up. So baby T-Rex was probably incredibly cute (and could still kill you)

In honor of sam neil here is a thread of my favorite dinosaur facts

nnoooooooo What horrible news to wake up to

And here is him letting you pretend to be a bumblebee www.tiktok.com/t/ZTStR9uEj/

nnoooooooo What horrible news to wake up to

Fun fact, when you do a custom puzzle in Hank's 4x3 game, when he says "the whole puzzle is in the URL", it's base64 encoded. (I'm going to spoil my own custom puzzle, but you can click here to play first if you want)

Once decoded we can see it's JSON data (how websites usually send around information) and it's mostly human readable. We can see the hub word, and all 4 of the categories and their words.

Fun fact, when you do a custom puzzle in Hank's 4x3 game, when he says "the whole puzzle is in the URL", it's base64 encoded. (I'm going to spoil my own custom puzzle, but you can click here to play first if you want)

Base64 is sort of a cipher (and people do use it to hide things sometimes, but it's SUPER easy to reverse.) that's primarily used to make text "safe" when used in places like a URL. It specifically avoids anything that could break a URL, like slashes or periods.

Idk if anybody else will find this wild but we went to an alpaca farm today and I learned that alpacas and llamas are in the camel family. After you learn that and then look at one, it's crazy how quickly your brain goes "oh shit that looks like a camel in a fur coat"