October 30, 2008

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  This is the dancing zombie that Blaire deserves for her mad directoral skills. Also because I just finished "28 weeks later" and am feeling very zombie-ish. Also because I was feeling like working with vector art again. Ironically, I just realized that tomorrow is halloween. Great. Now it's going to look like I made the zombie for halloween. Bother.

  Oh, well. I guess if halloween doesn't affect me to make zombies and vampires and ghosts and witches, that it doesn't affect me to not make monsters of some sort.

  It probably doesn't help that I found a very interesting book which explores the possibility of Neanderthal still being alive, looking at the historic, legendary, and contemporary tales of the Yeti, Sasquach, and a few other "wild men". Historically, there have been recorded cases of these "wild men"—rather, of the female, which is to say "wild women"—having children with humans. And said children are not (in the bits of data which the book has presented yet) more "stupid" than ordinary people are.

  Which raises the question: Was Noah an Abominable Snow Man? Okay, I don't mean that we "evolved" in a positive sense, but maybe originally God gave us a whole lot more lattitude in the fur department—Which would explain how Jacob felt like Esau when he wore goat hair, and it would also explain that S4M, my ex-housemate, wasn't in fact hairy... I'm just freakishly hairless in the grand scheme of our genetic possibilities.

  It would suggest that we are swimming in a rapidly disappearing gene-pool, and only by God's grace will we not be buck-toothed and extra-limbed in the next millenium.

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