I was reading through Wikipedia today and came across an article about Galactus:
And then I read this quote from Stan Lee about how he was created:
"I created Galactus after we had done so many villains and wanted something different. I wondered, 'How could we get something bigger than a villain? Let's do a guy who's like a demigod — I like the name Galactus'. He comes from outer space and eats planets, or some stupid thing".
This is one of the greatest things I have ever read in my entire in my life.
Stan Lee, I love you forever.
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
New Dino!
I thought this was cool for two reasons:
1) I took a dinosaurs class from this cool dude, and it was one of my favorites. Ever.
2) Dinosaurs are awesome and speak to the nine-year-old inside of me, and they always will.
Watching this reminds me of being in his class. I got all pumped when he talks about why it's rare to find sauropod skulls that are still intact. I still can't look at a duck without imagining it as a tiny Tyrannosaurus, or thinking about it's bio-mechanics or it's crazy lungs. Don't know what I'm talkin' about? LOOK IT UP. Or if you're a BYU student you can take Geology 100 from Dr. Britt. Tell him Kent sent you.
Man. I learned a lot in that class. Like, a lot.
It also made me a fan of Suchomimus, and Dilophosaurus.
1) I took a dinosaurs class from this cool dude, and it was one of my favorites. Ever.
2) Dinosaurs are awesome and speak to the nine-year-old inside of me, and they always will.
Watching this reminds me of being in his class. I got all pumped when he talks about why it's rare to find sauropod skulls that are still intact. I still can't look at a duck without imagining it as a tiny Tyrannosaurus, or thinking about it's bio-mechanics or it's crazy lungs. Don't know what I'm talkin' about? LOOK IT UP. Or if you're a BYU student you can take Geology 100 from Dr. Britt. Tell him Kent sent you.
Man. I learned a lot in that class. Like, a lot.
It also made me a fan of Suchomimus, and Dilophosaurus.
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