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This is very cool.

Sure, many people are too squeamish or religious to look but I think it's bloody fascinating.

I've seen so many sliced/plastinated/preserved animals at the vet museum at uni, but now we finally get to see PEOPLE.

The actual website of the exhbit.

(no subject)

This is very cool.

Sure, many people are too squeamish or religious to look but I think it's bloody fascinating.

I've seen so many sliced/plastinated/preserved animals at the vet museum at uni, but now we finally get to see PEOPLE.

The actual website of the exhbit.

Oooerr a date

Dinner and a movie, but the other way around. :)

Oooerr a date

Dinner and a movie, but the other way around. :)

Day After Tomorrow

Human beings are funny little creatures.  There's definitely something about us that sets us apart.  Emotions that make us do stupid, irrational things, for good or bad.

I liked this movie.  It was surprisingly accurate with its info and the special effects were fantastic... except for the wolves, they looked terribly fake and I really want to know what those birds were.

And I liked the implication that Australia is obviously the new superpower - being the only "first world" country in the southern hemisphere (and I'm including NZ in Australia).

Day After Tomorrow

Human beings are funny little creatures.  There's definitely something about us that sets us apart.  Emotions that make us do stupid, irrational things, for good or bad.

I liked this movie.  It was surprisingly accurate with its info and the special effects were fantastic... except for the wolves, they looked terribly fake and I really want to know what those birds were.

And I liked the implication that Australia is obviously the new superpower - being the only "first world" country in the southern hemisphere (and I'm including NZ in Australia).