Limbitless is a community of volunteer engineers and 3D printers working to make a world:
…where everyone has access to the tools necessary to manufacture simple, affordable, and accessible [prostheses] through open source design and 3D printing.
@danmillerNY @TheOneHansen @Guardians I totally agree!!! pic.twitter.com/6g6W18D9J7
— DeVon Franklin (@DeVonFranklin) March 3, 2015
God I hope we get a Master of the Universe film that’s in the world of the toys/cartoons.
So many of the characters may be batshit crazy but that’s what I want (full disclosure: I still have all my MOTU toys. My rarest is probably Roboto? Though mine are all well out of their packaging. I remember getting Castle Grayskull for Christmas when I was… four? I bought Ram-Man for 50p at a school fete. Pretty sure I’ve still got all the story books, plus the annual 198… 4? So awesome. I’ll stop now.)
Edit: This is also a great excuse to repost the greatest video the internet has ever produced:
I loved these books as a kid, I could just stare at James Gurney’s art for hours.
Turns out there are far more themed Monopolies that I ever imagined. I’ve been babysitting John’s KISSopoly for a few years now and there are all the city variations but on the dog front alone there’s:
Puppyopoly, Dogopoly (plus Dachshundopoly, Pugopoly, Boxopoly, Labopoly, Yorkieopoly, I swear there’s one for every breed), Catopoly, Horseopoly, Wineopoly, Farmopoly, Bibleopoly, Photopoly, Ponyopoly, Baconopoly, Pirateopoly, Cocktailopoly, Fairyopoly, Princessopoly, Cycleopoly, Hold’emopoly, Fishingopoly, Penguinopoly, Earthopoly, Spaceopoly, Golfopoly, Candyopoly, Monsteropoly, Irelandopoly, Stitchopoly, Snowmanopoly, Bookopoly, Scubaopoly, Chocolateopoly, Rodeopoly, Zombieopoly, Dinopoly, Brewopoly.
It goes on. I guess it’s an incredibly low effort way to dish out a game.
There was a glorious moment when I thought this might be based on Neil Gaiman’s story from a Study in Sherlock, even so I’m looking forward to seeing McKellen as Holmes.